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Rarely do we get to hear what composers envisioned for a project, a project that ultimately never made the final cut. But somehow composer John Murphy felt it was time to tell the world what he personally envisioned so many years ago.
Details on the album: it is based on an unfinished rejected score that Murphy wrote in 1992-93 (he cannot name the film for legal reasons) but Murphy got access to the masters and decided to finish the score the way he intended it.
IFMCA member Synchrotones is running a competition, in collaboration with John Murphy, in which you can win a signed physical CD of Murphy’s recent album “Anonymous Rejected Filmscore”. For your chance to win this surprising album please visit http://wp.me/s3hOx4-win_ano. Good luck.
Aug 18, 2014 · John Murphy decided to polish up his ‘lost score’ and release it via his label Taped Noise. Good call – or rejected for a reason? Review by Pete Simons. What is it? Liverpudlian composer John Murphy says: “Ano” is the soundtrack album based on a film score I had thrown out five or six years ago.
In this new column, Gergely shares anecdotes and stories torn from the pages of rejected film music history. In the summer of 2009, I made an interview with John Murphy, composer of such popular scores as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch, 28 Days Later, 28 Months Later and Sunshine.
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