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TROUBLE WITH THE
CURVE
(2012)
Production Company: Warner
Bros., Malpaso Productions
Distributors: Warner Bros.
Release date
(USA): 21 September 2012
Director: Robert
Lorenz
Screenplay: Randy
Brown
Music Composed by
Marco Beltrami
Orchestra Conducted by Pete
Anthony
Performed by
The Hollywood Studio
Symphony
Orchestrated by Pete Anthony, Dennis Smith, Jim
Honeyman & Rossano
Galante
Recorded and
Mixed by John Kurlander
Recorded
at The Eastwood Scoring Stage, Warner Bros.
Studios
Assistant Engineers Robert
Fernandez, Tom Hardisty, Vincent Cirilli & Tyson
Lozensky
Music Editor Chris McGeary & Daniel J. Johnson
Orchestra
Contracted by Peter
Rotter
Music Preparation Victor
Pesavento
Music Produced by Marco Beltrami
& Buck
Sanders
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| Synopsis: Gus is a baseball
scout. The team he works for thinks he should retire. He asks
them to let him do one more scouting job to prove himself. His
friend, Pete, asks Gus's estranged daughter, Mickey, if she
could go with him to make sure he's OK as his eyes are
failing. The doctor tells Gus he should get his eyes treated
but he insists on doing his scouting assignment, which takes
him to North Carolina. Mickey decides to put her work on hold
to go with him and she wants him to explain why he pushed her
away. Whilst there he runs into Johnny, a scout from another
team who was a promising player Gus once scouted. Johnny and
Mickey take an interest in each
other.
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A NOTE FROM THE
COMPOSER |
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We didn’t want to intrude on the dialogue or
the dynamic of the film. Even thematically it’s quite simple. We let
the film just play and just supplement emotionally what is going on.
There’s a father-daughter story and that needed some musical theme.
Gus, played by Clint Eastwood, is losing his sight and his career is
going, yet he has this innate love of the game, which carries him
through. That purity was another element. Actually, that was the
first thing I thought of when working on the theme. That sort of
becomes a thematic element throughout the film. There’s no
electronics. There’s one drone for a flashback but that was created
with Buck [Sanders]. Other than that, compared to many other scores,
it’s really simple. It’s a very small, solo-istic ensemble. There is
an orchestra, too, especially in the latter part of the film, but
it’s really more of an intimate type of score.
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V A R
E S E S A R A B A
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01. Good Mornin’ Gus (1:48)
02.
Flanagan (0:55)
03. Late Night Call (0:53)
04.
Beautiful North Carolina (1:45)
05. Bo’s Homer (2:35)
06. Mickey’s Home Run (1:47)
07. Another Hit (2:50)
08. Post Clogging (0:56)
09. Walking and Talking
(1:16)
10. Ballgame (0:48)
11. Wilson at Bat
(3:11)
12. Off the Case (1:19)
13. He’ll Wait (3:58)
14. They Choose Bo (1:32)
15. Horse with No Name
(2:50)
16. Get on the Bus, Gus (1:19)
17. The Real
Deal (3:12)
18. Trouble with the Curve (4:29)
19. Not
All I’ve Got (2:04)
20. On My Way (The
Neighbors & Greg Camp) (3:09) |
Release date: 16 October 2012
Total Time: 42:36
Length of the Score: 59
minutes
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Purchase links:
Varese Sarabande,
Screen Archives,
Amazon US,
Amazon UK,
Amazon DE,
iTunes
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