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Top Comments of this video!! :3
There are a couple of film score composers who have a big social media presence. Thomas Newman is not one of them, there’s not very much on him out there for those of us that are fans. You have filled a real void here, thank you sir!
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If you've followed Rick from his whiteboard days, this is a landmark interview. Imagine being able to sit down with Bernard Herrmann or Henry Mancini, play their own music to them and have them talk about it. This is the equivalent in my view. I'm in my 30's but I really hope younger people understand how special this is. I'd seen the odd interview with composers growing up but always by a journalist (asking non composition based questions) and never by someone with as much knowledge in composition as Rick. I'm blown away by this.
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His music has this unique mix of tenderness, urgency, and sadness to it. It makes one feel like there is a kind of beauty and mystery in the world that is hidden and ever-present at the same time. Sorry, I get emotional when listening to Thomas Newman. Very few musicians can stir up my emotions like that. Thank you, sir, from the bottom of my heart.
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This video interview is better than some recent movies that have come out. It is roughly an hour and 20 min and it felt like 10. It was so engaging. Rick and Thomas seemed to have a genuine rapport and the tone was conversational and fun and it was so clear that they shared a deep common vocabulary. The examples that were played were beautiful and illustrative. Really, really well done.
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Only one man can interview in this way - genius! Soooo informative, interesting, fascinating, passionate. No journalist could do that, only a man with such a passion and knowledge of GOOD music. Thank you!
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In late 1987, I sat in a movie theatre and saw a film called Less Than Zero. And then I saw it again. And again. It was the first time I had ever wondered about a film's composer. It's hard for me to put into words how integral the music is to the film. And then Shawshank. And then American Beauty. I saw pics of him over the years, but that was about it. This interview is truly a gift to someone like me. Thank you Rick.
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Thomas is by far my favorite composer. You could do another 6 hours and I would watch. Meet Joe Black, Road to Perdition, Passengers, Wall-E, the list is insane to think about. Truly a gift to the world. Thank you for sharing this interview with us!!
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This is an absolute rare gem, and I'm so thankful for it as this man is a legend. Such a unique voice.
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Thomas Newman is a genius. I'm shocked he never won a single Oscar for his work!
He single-handedly got me interested in film scores with the Horse Whisperer and American Beauty scores <3
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Musical icons leave Rick’s interviews pondering, “Hmmmm. So that’s why I do what I do the way I do it.”
Love these exchanges.
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i love how lowkey and chill he is. he's like the keanu reeves of composers. He rarely does interviews so this is amazing
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One of the best, most personable and informative interviews I've ever seen, and it just happens to be my favorite composer ever! What a gift to the planet. Thank you, Rick.
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I’m lost for words on how insightful this interview is! Rick, you truly are the historical custodian of all things music and sonic. From early 90’s grunge, modern progressive metal dent, 50’-60’s jazz or film soundtrack scores, you are just spreading the love with passion and insight. You are the music gatekeeper Rick!
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"Brooks was here" from Shawshank and "By any other name" from American Beauty are two of the most moving pieces of music from films I've ever heard. Huge fan of Mr. Newman.
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Thomas Newman's compositions are like emotional landscapes that resonate deep within the soul. His music possesses this inexplicable ability to paint vivid pictures of the heart. It's as if each note carries a story, whispering emotions that words simply can't convey. From the evocative scores of 'Shawshank Redemption' to the enchanting tunes of '1917' Newman's mastery is undeniable. He doesn't just compose; he orchestrates emotions. In my book, he's not just the best of our time; he's the maestro sculpting soundscapes that linger long after the credits roll.
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Thomas comes off as such a down to earth guy, for all that he’s accomplished. His work is some of my absolute favorite in the fact that it takes you places elsewhere in your mind when listening to it. The American Beauty score, along with Meet Joe Black, Road To Perdition, Shawshank Redemption, etc. they’re otherworldly.
But he just seems like someone you could easily converse with and not feel like you’re talking to such a film giant.
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Happy to see film composers too on this channel. Thomas Newman has written diamond soundtracks, I particularly like Road to Perdition.
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Thank you for this interview. Thomas Newman is one of my favorite living composers… what a privilege it is to be able to listen to his insights on your channel…!!
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Wow, just wow. Been a university music lecturer for decades - this interview is a dream. What i like most is the depth of the reflection combined with stunning compositional and analytical/ educational skills. Refreshing, to witness not just another Oscar winner effect movie blockbuster scorer, this is a highend sophisticated contemporary composer and obviously a very gentle person that can express in detail what its all about. ,
Listen and learn. Great!
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1 year ago
This interview like my entire channel is self funded. If you would like to see more content like this you can donate to my channel through this link on my website rickbeato.com/pages/donate For ongoing support consider becoming a member of the Beato Club. The Beato Club is exactly like Patreon.
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