On The Record - The Soundtrack Analysis Podcast

Episode 2 of On The Record analyses the soundtrack to the 1958 Alfred Hitchcock film 'Vertigo', scored by Bernard Herrmann.

Join Jake and Jeremy as they discuss the context of the scoring process for the iconic Herrmann score, including a discussion of the famous director-composer combo and the complex use of themes present in the film.

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Episode 1 of On The Record analyses the soundtrack to the 2009 Disney/Pixar film 'Up', scored by Michael Giacchino.

Join Jake and Jeremy as they discuss the context of the scoring process for the Oscar-winning music, then analyse the various motifs present in the film, including the famous 'Married Life' as well as themes for Ellie, Carl and Muntz.

Episode 3 of On The Record analyses the soundtrack to the 2002 Steven Spielberg film 'Catch Me If You Can', scored by John Williams.

Join Jake and Jeremy as they discuss the first John Williams score to appear on the show, including an overview of the legendary composer and the combination of jazz music with an orchestra.