A New Beginning and Ending (From “The Night Digger”)
A New Beginning and Ending (From “The Night Digger”) a song by Bernard Herrmann on BeMusic
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Celluloid Fanfare #1: Bernard Herrmann by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Suite: The Inquirer (From "Citizen Kane") by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Theme and Variations: Breakfast Montage (From "Citizen Kane") by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Salaambô’s Aria (From "Citizen Kane") by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Theme and Variations / George’s Homecoming (From "The Magnificent Ambersons") by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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First Nocturne (From "The Magnificent Ambersons") by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Second Nocturne (From "The Magnificent Ambersons") by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Lincoln Memorial / Arlington (From "The Day the Earth Stood Still") by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Prelude / The Steamboat / The Stagecoach / Victory / The Forest (From “The Kentuckian”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Nocturne / Night Sounds (From “The Kentuckian”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Scherzo / Miss Susie (From “The Kentuckian”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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The Rope / Finale (From “The Kentuckian”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Overture / Exit Music (From “Williamsburg: The Story of a Patriot”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Portrait of the Road Builder (From “The Night Digger”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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A New Beginning and Ending (From “The Night Digger”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Cake Death (From “Sisters”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Prelude (From “Battle of Neretva”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Chetnik’s March (From “Battle of Neretva”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Partisan March (From “Battle of Neretva”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,
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Victory! - Finale (From “Battle of Neretva”) by
Bernard Herrmann,
London Studio Orchestra,