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James Newton Howard's Signs - A Film Score Guide (Paperback)
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James Newton Howard's Signs - A Film Score Guide (Paperback)
Series: Film Score Guides
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Released in 2002, M. Night Shyamalan's Signs was the director's
follow-up to The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable, and his third
collaboration with composer James Newton Howard. Well received by
audiences and critics alike, the film was often cited by reviewers
for its music. With its dependence on a single motive, the score is
unique in Howard's career, and one of his most effective and
haunting works. In James Newton Howard's Signs: A Film Score Guide,
Erik Heine provides the first close reading of the composer's work.
Heine discusses Howard's musical style and influences, as well as
his ability to compose for a variety of genres, acknowledging him
as one of the most versatile composers working today. The book
shows how early sketches of cues for Signs were developed into the
final score, allowing the reader insight into Howard's
compositional process. The book also demonstrates how Howard's
style is difficult to pigeonhole, since his focus is on serving the
needs of the film. Drawing on completed orchestrated scores, as
well as other material from the James Newton Howard Archive at the
University of Southern California, the level of musical detail
provided in this volume is unsurpassed. As a book that addresses
Howard's compositional style-and the only volume that significantly
examines the music in any Shyamalan film-James Newton Howard's
Signs: A Film Score Guide will be of interest to music scholars,
film scholars, and fans of the composer's work.
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