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Welcome to The Jurassic Park Podcast! In episode 341, Caleb Burnett joins Brad to jump into Part 2 of our look at the score for Jurassic World Dominion from Michael Giacchino! We discuss tracks 7-19, so buckle up because this one is a wild one. Enjoy! Sit back, relax and ENJOY this episode of The Jurassic Park Podcast!

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On this episode of Encore Houston, we introduce the Houston Brass Band to the program! We feature highlights from some of their recent concerts.

Music in this episode:

• JAMES CURNOW: Fanfare and Flourishes
• PHILIP SPARKE: Jubilee Overture
• WILLIAM REMMER: Punchinello March
• DEREK BOURGEOIS: Fantasia on Tico-Tico
• GIUSEPPE VERDI, arr. Denis Wright: Grand March from Aida
• CLAUDE-MICHEL SCHÖNBERG, arr. Darrol Barry: "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Miserables
• SAMUEL BARBER, arr. John Mortimer: Adagio for Strings
• JOHN WILLIAMS, arr. Stephen Bulla: Suite from Star Wars: The Force Awakens
• RANDY EDELMAN, arr. Andrew Duncan: Reunion and Finale from Gettysburg
• MYKHAILO VERBYTSKY: "Ukraine has not yet perished"
• TRADITIONAL: Scotland the Brave
  • St. Thomas Episcopal School Pipe Band
• ARTHUR SULLIVAN: The Lost Chord
  • Bryan Anderson, organ
• HARRY M. WOODS, arr. Magne Rutle: Side by Side
• FREDDIE MERCURY, arr. Darrol Barry: Bohemian Rhapsody
• TOM DAVOREN: Diversions on Calon Lan
  • Ryan Rongone, trombone
• KENNETH J. ALFORD: Colonel Bogey March
• Originally aired: 7/2/2022

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This week, I have a fun and a little loopy (on my side) conversation with film composer/arranger Bethany Brinton. We talk about her background, her process and projects, and a load of movies and movie music. Bethany does her own composing and writing for film and television but also works on concert productions of some of the greatest film scores in history. She is absolutely great! Take a listen!

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Pat welcomes musicians and friends Heather Stewart and Leah Finkelstein to the Guest Co-Host chairs to play their favorite songs and incidental music from some of their favorite movies.

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Music superstar Chance the Rapper drops in to share his love for Rotten comedy 'Hot Rod' and reveal the movie he thinks is the "most trash piece of cinema ever put together."

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We're back from a brief late-summer hiatus with lots of new music in the John Carpenter universe to talk about! Our "feature presentation" of this episode, so to speak, is a track-by-track breakdown of the recently released tribute album The Way of Darkness, out now on Italian label Rustblade Records. This album features ten tracks of familiar Carpenter tracks from his movie scores and non-film albums, re-imagined and re-recorded by a selection of artists in the electronic music genre -- including two contributions from Claudio Simonetti, keyboardist for the legendary Goblin. It's an under-the-radar release that Chris and Nick have really come to love, and, chances are, if you're a Carpenter fan, you're going to dig it, too! We also discuss the recent remix collaborations between Carpenter and the well-respected synth-rock band Chvrches and, maybe best of all, the brand-new cut "Unkillable" from the original score of the long-awaited Halloween Kills!

In honor of the passing of Ennio Morricone, we discuss movie scores, and some of our personal favorite composers.