[Sigbjørn]

I would not hesitate to call Prokofiev’s first symphony “a really fun score”,

Really makes all the difference. 😉

[Sigbjørn]

Agreed.

[Sigbjørn]

Friends don’t steal from eachother. They borrow.

Good artists copy, great artists steal. 😉

And in a way Williams gave it back when he removed Yup-Nup from the Special Edition.

I was wondering if this could be a reason he came back and updated the music for the SE.

By the way, I don’t think it’s an issue of plagiarism myself. Just a weird coincidence.

I bet the scene in question was at least partially temp tracked with this.

[Sigbjørn]

Welcome! Is that a Superman suit under Thor’s jacket?

[Sigbjørn]

I never trust mirrors, especially in the morning.

[Sigbjørn]

This would make a great comeback post. 😉

[Sigbjørn]

I don’t think it’s coincidental – too many elements coincide.

[Sigbjørn]

What the heck? That’s outright plagiarism.

[Sigbjørn]

Unfortunately with Danish narration.

[Sigbjørn]

Sounds quite orthodox…

[Sigbjørn]

It’s one of his “lesser” scores that I actually find interesting, although I find the more upbeat material towards the end quite generic.

[Sigbjørn]

Haven’t read the book yet, but I agree JW should have written more concert music, and in more varied styles (a concerto based on film themes, for example).

[Sigbjørn]

I watched a classical quiz show on Danish TV a few months back

Which show is this? Would be fun to watch, as classical music quiz shows haven’t been a thing in Norway for decades.

[Sigbjørn]

Especially his 5th symphony, if one likes Nevsky.

Added a few more titles.

[Sigbjørn]

These as the ones I can think of right now:

Stephen Oliver – Lady Jane
Roy Budd – Phantom of the Opera
Clint Mansell – The Fountain
Don Davis – The Matrix
Joe Kraemer – MI5
Daft Punk – Tron Legacy
Joe Hisaishi – The General
Carter Burwell – Fargo

Btw, Thor, you don’t like Prokofiev’s Lieutenant Kijé?

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