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The film's budget reputedly allowed only 450 pounds for the score, but he overcame this restriction by using only three musicians, including Budd himself playing electric piano and harpsichord simultaneously.
- Music Department, Composer, Actor
- March 14, 1947
- Roy Budd
- August 7, 1993
Sep 20, 2017 · One of the stand out elements of this movie is the fine score by Roy Budd. Budd was a completely self-taught musician who was hailed as a child prodigy. Over the course of his career Budd wrote a diverse selection of film scores and was adept at many different styles.
I must to confess to mildly burning out on Budd in the late 70's, but, recently cleaning up COMMANDO (from that Milan album) and the heretofore unknown to me MAMA DRACULA for a fellow FSM poster, I had my socks knocked off by COMMANDO and found MAMA DRACULA's harpsichord moments strangely reminding me of Billy Goldenberg.
fantastic Budd music. The main title is available, which is the essence of the theme running through it. Its a shame if the rest is lost - there is great stuff during the build up to the german attack on the castle where michael York is lowered below the clouds and some good stuff during the attack. Docking on the ship in Norway for refuelling ...
Exceptional and atmospheric musical score by musician Roy Budd with extraordinary leitmotif as when the Zeppelin takes off from hangar . The picture is correctly directed by Etienne Perier . It's an acceptable picture and well produced with high budget and shot in Pinewood studies .
Mar 3, 2014 · Budd thinks back to a particular piece called ‘Jane 16’ (from his forthcoming album, tentatively titled Jane 12-21), “I had injured my leg,” he says. “I could scarcely walk at all, and I ...
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Apr 29, 2012 · His performance at the Holywell Music Rooms earlier this month, where this interview was conducted, saw Budd unreeling stately piano phrases alongside Werner Dafeldecker, a bassist best known for his work in the world of lower-case free improvisation with the group Polwechsel.
