Gleeson, Patrick: The Plague Dogs: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Gleeson, Patrick: The Plague Dogs: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Format: CD
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Artist: Gleeson, Patrick
Label: Dragon's Domain
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 712187486538
Genre: Soundtrack
Rosen's first film had been an animated adaptation of Adams' first novel, WATERSHIP DOWN (1978), which had been a huge international success and was the sixth most popular film of it's year in England. It was therefore natural for Rosen then to make a film out of Adam's subsequent novel involving animals. Composer and electronic music pioneer Patrick Gleeson grew up in Seattle with initial musical hopes to become a jazz pianist until he became hooked on electronic music. Influenced by Wendy Carlos, Gleeson released several albums of electronic interpretations of classical and pop music, and then merged his interests in synthesizers music and jazz during his collaborative work with keyboardist and bandleader Herbie Hancock in the early '70s. This, and a bit of music for short films - including heading the synthesizer group responsible for orchestrating and performing the film electronic score for APOCALYPSE NOW - brought him to Martin Rosen's attention and he gained his first feature film assignment scoring THE PLAGUE DOGS. Influenced by techniques of American minimalism as well the music of Polish composer Witold Lutoslawski, Gleeson wrote a sophisticated score that suited the style of Rosen's uncompromising filmmaking. The music is performed by members of The Kronos Quartet, augmented by Gleesen's then-state-of-the-art electronic synthesizers. The score is not thematic-based, but rather allows each musical moment to unfold like a new chapter, giving each sequence a unique musical design of it's own.
Tracks:
1.1 Time and Tide
1.2 Freedom
1.3 Wondering
1.4 The Change
1.5 In the Pens
1.6 Sheep Dogs
1.7 The Escape from the Incinerator
1.8 Frog Catching
1.9 Rowf's Kill
1.10 Lack Loud's Death
1.11 Inside the Laboratory
1.12 The Beginning of the End
1.13 Chase Music
1.14 Rowf and Snitter Run to the Sea
1.15 Time and Tide
