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by Thomas Glorieux: The other theme (the more heroic march) is first briefly stated in 'A Start' and more upbeat in the next 'Waiting'. It isn't until 'Tryouts' and 'Take us Out' that the theme receives its most upbeat form, when it delivers its biggest and best performance of all. It is filled with drums at the 8th track. Of all the rest of the material, it is the relaxing and soothing sound that makes it worthy as background material, but the finale of the score, the track 'The Final Game' is more then worth it. Just when you think it is over with the praise, a choir softly enters and makes you all weepy inside, its one of those endings that makes a soundtrack great. It is strange indeed, for 36 minutes it delivers great melodic music but when I think of it, I shouldn't have wished 10 more minutes of it. So for once, no complaining about the short length coming of Varese Sarabande records. Rudy is just perfect if even a bit too much. Simply because the music is perhaps heralded too much for my liking. But the inspiring music coming straight from Goldsmith's heart is indeed worth the shot because it is still better then the least promising B-flick score. Rudy will surely inspire those dreaming about a career in American Football because dreams are believable if you simply go for it. And if you play the score from Rudy just before it, then you will feel the magic and pride to make them reality one day or another. Believe and listen and thee will surely feel lucky. \µµµµ/
1. Main Title (3.33) Excellent Track 2. A Start (2.24) 3. Waiting (2.31) 4. Back On The Field (2.03) 5. To Notre Dame (6.51) 6. Tryouts (4.24) Excellent Track 7. The Key (3.51) 8. Take Us Out (1.48) Excellent Track 9. The Plaque (2.32) 10. The Final Game (6.13) Excellent Track Total Length: 36.50
The use of artwork or photos is posted for non profitable reasons === Link to Composer Site: Jerry Goldsmith === |
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Original Soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith |
Produced by by Jerry Goldsmith |
Orchestrations by Alexander Courage & Arthur Morton |
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Recorded at Todd -AO Scoring Stage |
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