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BETWEEN THE NOTES #10 - Henry Jackman on Kong: Skull Island
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Welcome to the latest episode of BETWEEN THE NOTES!
Tony Black (of Black Hole Media podcasts, including The X-Cast) and writer Sean Wilson (who scribes for Cineworld, HeyUGuys & Flickering Myth) will be joining you every few weeks to discuss all kinds of curated music, new and from their own collections, and play you some suites from a range of composers.
In this episode, we are joined by none other than Hollywood composer Henry Jackman, who discusses his score for the brand new Jordan Vogt-Roberts film, KONG: SKULL ISLAND. Henry talks symphony, technique and respecting the musical cinematic legacy of Kong, amongst much more. We also play some select tunes from Henry’s score itself and discuss the album.
Next time on the show, Tony & Sean talk news, and some brand new cinematic sounds…
DISCLAIMER: all material played on the show is meant for fair use critical discussion purposes. No infringement of copyright is intended.
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