The Thin Blue Line [Soundtrack]

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Documentarian Errol Morris reconstructs/questions the circumstances of a Dallas murder case in a film that haunts and disturbs. The Washington Post notes, "The Philip Glass score and the stylized lighting help transform the movie into an arena for the somber contemplation of the fallibility of perception."

Description

Documentarian Errol Morris reconstructs/questions the circumstances of a Dallas murder case in a film that haunts and disturbs. The Washington Post notes, "The Philip Glass score and the stylized lighting help transform the movie into an arena for the somber contemplation of the fallibility of perception."

ProductionCredits

PRODUCTION CREDITS
Produced by Kurt Munkacsi
Production supervisor: Rory Johnston
Recording engineer/music, dialogue editor: Miles Green
Assistant engineer: Blaise Dupuy
Music recorded and mixed at The Living Room, New York City
Sound post-production: Russian Hill Recording, San Francisco
Re-recording mixers: Jack Leahy, Samuel Lehmer
Re-recording consultant: Randy Thorn
Sound Effects Editor: Samuel Lehmer
Additional Sound Effects: Leslie Shatz
Dialogue Editors: Jamie Kibban, James Allen
Sound Assistants: Larry Oppenheimer, Marnie Moore, Sheila McFarland
Additional Re-recording: Mel Zelniker
Mastering: Robert C. Ludwig, Masterdisk, New York City

Cover design: Janet Perr
Cover photography: Mark Lipson

Executive Producer: Robert Hurwitz

 

Nonesuch Selection Number

79209

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1disc
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Philip Glass
MusicianDetails

MUSICIANS
Michael Reisman, conductor, keyboards
Wilmer Wise, Steve Burns, trumet
Sharon Moe, Tony Miranda, Ron Sell, French horn
Michael Parloff, Judith Mendenhall, flute
Sergiu Schwartz, Tim Baker, violin
Karl Bargen, viola
Chris Finckel, cello
Barbara Wilson, double bass
Gordon Gottlieb, percussion
Brian Koonin, guitar

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CD+MP3
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0.00
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075597920925BUN
Label
MP3
Price
13.00
UPC
603497136568
  • 79209

News & Reviews

  • Composer/pianist Timo Andres has made his NPR Tiny Desk Concert debut with a performance of two Philip Glass Piano Etudes—Nos. 6 and 5—that premiered today, on Glass's eighty-seventh birthday. You can watch it here. Andres performs Glass's Evening Song No. 2 on the 2020 Nonesuch album I Still Play. Andres's new album, The Blind Banister, is due March 22.

  • Kronos Quartet’s acclaimed 1995 album Kronos Quartet Performs Philip Glass is now available on vinyl for the first time, to coincide with Kronos: Five Decades, a year-long celebration of the quartet’s 50th anniversary. The two-LP set, produced by the composer, Judith Sherman, and Kurt Munkacsi, features violinists David Harrington and John Sherba, violist Hank Dutt, and cellist Joan Jeanrenaud performing quartets No. 2 (Company) (1983), No. 3 (Mishima) (1985), No. 4 (Buczak) (1990), and No. 5 (1991), the first piece Glass wrote for Kronos. “It contains some of Glass's best music since Koyaanisqatsi,” said the New York Times. “His ear for sumptuous string sonorities is undeniable.” The Washington Post called it “an ideal combination of composer and performers.”

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  • About This Album

    Documentarian Errol Morris reconstructs/questions the circumstances of a Dallas murder case in a film that haunts and disturbs. The Washington Post notes, "The Philip Glass score and the stylized lighting help transform the movie into an arena for the somber contemplation of the fallibility of perception."

    Credits

    MUSICIANS
    Michael Reisman, conductor, keyboards
    Wilmer Wise, Steve Burns, trumet
    Sharon Moe, Tony Miranda, Ron Sell, French horn
    Michael Parloff, Judith Mendenhall, flute
    Sergiu Schwartz, Tim Baker, violin
    Karl Bargen, viola
    Chris Finckel, cello
    Barbara Wilson, double bass
    Gordon Gottlieb, percussion
    Brian Koonin, guitar

    PRODUCTION CREDITS
    Produced by Kurt Munkacsi
    Production supervisor: Rory Johnston
    Recording engineer/music, dialogue editor: Miles Green
    Assistant engineer: Blaise Dupuy
    Music recorded and mixed at The Living Room, New York City
    Sound post-production: Russian Hill Recording, San Francisco
    Re-recording mixers: Jack Leahy, Samuel Lehmer
    Re-recording consultant: Randy Thorn
    Sound Effects Editor: Samuel Lehmer
    Additional Sound Effects: Leslie Shatz
    Dialogue Editors: Jamie Kibban, James Allen
    Sound Assistants: Larry Oppenheimer, Marnie Moore, Sheila McFarland
    Additional Re-recording: Mel Zelniker
    Mastering: Robert C. Ludwig, Masterdisk, New York City

    Cover design: Janet Perr
    Cover photography: Mark Lipson

    Executive Producer: Robert Hurwitz