Classical question

It may be the main theme by John Barry, who wrote the score for the movie.

It's on a CD entitled "Moviola", a collection of scores Barry wrote for several movies, such as "Body Heat"---what a clever movie!---, "Dancing With Wolves", "Out of Africa", etc.

You can listen to it on Tower Records' website.
Jim

Jim,

Thanks for your input. I checked out Tower and can't tell 100% if that's the tune because it's so short on the Tower playback but it could be it. In any case, I gave the rest of the tracks a listen and I don't think I'd be disappointed if I bought this Disc. Again thanks.

Tom.

I've just ordered the disc through Amazon.ca. Will let you know if successful or not. Of course I had to order a couple of others while I was at it. Sometimes it would be easier with a cheaper hobby. Thanks again.

I'm happy to have been of assistance. I'm sure you'll enjoy Moviola.

My problem is that my musical tastes are so narrowly focused I have trouble finding new CDs. I'm primarily into classical, and chamber music in particular (and within that, piano trios---"narrow" becomes a fine line!). To broaden my horizons, I've even started to listen to some bluegrass (Edgar Meyer, Bela Fleck, the group Hot Rize, for example)! Never woulda thunkit.

One group I recently discovered is The Be Good Tanyas. Hard to categorize them---and I'm not the first to try---but I really enjoy their two albums.

With regard to cost, I see that CD prices have started dropping.

Jim

Jim,
I listen to just about everything that is good. From hard core punk rock to jazz to blues to classical. I have been getting into classical more and more lately. Still listen to heavy metal too though. I may be 43 but I'm not going down easy. If you think you could muster the words I'd be interested in finding out a little more about the Be Good Tanyas. I'm always on the lookout for something new and interesting. I haven't found anything lately that might be up your alley but if you are willing to step out on a limb there is a band called My Morning Jacket. Their album It Still Moves is very interesting. Definitely more of the rock genre but as with you and the Tanyas I would find this one hard to describe. Again thanks for taking the time to help me out.
Tom.