Prelude - From War and Peace 1956

Name: Prelude - From War and Peace 1956
Description: Prelude - From War and Peace 1956 a song by Nino Rota on BeMusic

Prelude - From War and Peace 1956 a song by Nino Rota on BeMusic

Opening Titles and Finale - From Tales of Manhattan 1942 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Suite - From The Ox-Bow Incident 1942 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Suite - From Immortal Sergeant 1943 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Opening Titles and Intro - From My Daring Clementine 1946 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Opening Titles - From The Fugitive 1947 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Suite - From The Long Night 1947 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Opening Titles and Finale - From Fort Apache 1948 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Opening and End Titles - From Mister Roberts 1955 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Prelude - From War and Peace 1956 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Opening Titles and Finale - From The Wrong Man 1956 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Main Theme - From 12 Angry Men 1957 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Opening Titles - From The Tin Star 1957 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Opening Titles - From Warlock 1959 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Washington Scene - From Advise & Consent 1962 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
March - From The Longest Day 1962 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Main Theme - From How the West Was Won 1962 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Opening Titles - From Spencer's Mountain 1963 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,
Opening Titles - From The Best Man 1964 by Kenyon Hopkins, Variés, Cyril Mockridge, Richard Hageman,