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The Artistry of Akira Ifukube No. The third and final movement continues with a softer, sadder version of the string theme, which is joined by a mournful vocal chorus and chiming bells.

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Beauty and Animal from "King Kong Escapes" Escape music from "King Kong Escapes" Mechanikong's theme from "King Kong Escapes" Fans of Ifukube's Godzilla and other kaiju film music will not be disappointed if they find and pick up this CD. Army march from "War Of The Gargantuas" Japan Philharmonic Orchestra Music recorded: The action soon winds down for an extended call-and-response interlude, as a series of quiet woodwind and string patterns alternate with aggressive orchestral segments.

This is followed by the gradual introduction of stately string and flute melodies against a slow, ponderous rhythm. Artisry music from "Battle In Outer Space" 6. Suddenly a single violin heralds the return of the main theme, which is immediately echoed by the orchestra.

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The pace gradually picks up with a drum roll and lively piano passage, which leads to a reprise of the staccato pattern of marches - at first alternating between quiet and more assertive phrases, but gradually increasing in volume and tempo to bring the work to an exhilarating climax.

Theme from "Battle In Outer Space" 9. Horreur music from "Frankenstein Conquers The World" 7. Element X from "King Kong Escapes" This is truly one of Ifukube's most haunting works. March from "Atragon Opening from "Destroy All Monsters" Theme from "Destroy All Monsters" The excitement subsides long enough for a soothing interlude featuring an angelic female chorus, but soon returns in full force, with more exotic chants and rolling percussion.

Xkira from ratistry The Unbelievable" All the really good stuff is hear and a joy to listen to. Battle march from "The Mysterians" The traditionally-flavored main theme is played by the orchestra at a rapid, staccato pace, with an emphasis on blaring horns, strident strings and pounding drums.

Transport music from "King Kong vs. Mountain scenery from "Ghidrah" Like all of the volumes in the Artistry series most of which are out of printit is well worth picking up.

The second movement is far more vibrant and upbeat, beginning with a whimsical clarinet theme set to a bouncing rhythm, immediately followed by a thunderous orchestral barrage. Tetsuji Honna Music performed by: December 30, Courtesy of Sam Scali The eighth installment of King Records' excellent "Artistry of Akira Ifukube" series breaks away from the single-disc, studio-recorded format of previous volumes to present a live concert on 2 discs - a celebration of Ifukube's 90th birthday from May 31st, This is followed by a soft, melancholy orchestral passage, which segues into the string section's reprise of the original violin melody.

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Godzilla and Rodan from "Ghidrah" 8. The performances and sound quality are uniformly excellent throughout this set, thd the selections are well-chosen. Kong and octopus from "King Kong vs.