Constantine snaps his fingers
Gerry's question: On the Sideways soundtrack CD "Constantine Snaps His Fingers." Where does it occur in the film? It's in the end credits - it's a theme that was originally for the arrival at Solvang but wasn't used there.
The last few weeks I've been working on the JUST LIKE HEAVEN suite, which will be premiered by the Florida Orchestra and Richard Kaufman later this month. And I'm prepping the WEDDING CRASHERS score CD which comes out with the DVD release in January 2006.
The last few weeks I've been working on the JUST LIKE HEAVEN suite, which will be premiered by the Florida Orchestra and Richard Kaufman later this month. And I'm prepping the WEDDING CRASHERS score CD which comes out with the DVD release in January 2006.
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Hey, Rolfe!
I'm not actually commenting on anything, but I didn't know how to send a new message! (I'm new to this Blogging malarky.)
Just writing to express my love of your score to SIDEWAYS, especially the predominant recurring theme (first appearing in 'Asphalt Boogie').
I'm a British Writer/Director and I'm currently immersing myself in said album as I try and wrangle a new story together. The low-key, buoyant and honest tone of your score - and SIDEWAYS in general - is what I'm hoping to emulate and listening to your wonderful music really gets me 'in the zone'.
One thing: one of the early appearences of this theme is when Miles and Jack first arrive in Buellton - it's kind of a funky, disco version and I love it! But it's not on the main album. Is it available for download anywhere, or on an extended CD somewhere?
I'm currently prepping a Horror-Comedy, and I'm thoroughly enjoying dividing my creative music-listening between John Williams' JAWS-type fare for the Horror, and SIDEWAYS for this Rom-Com. The contrast is very pleasing.
Anyway, thanks again for lubricating my creative cogs, and for your immensely potent contribution to such a cracking movie.
All the best!
Matthew
Sorry! "Asphalt GROOVIN'" (But it does have a certain 'boogie' about it, doesn't it?)
Hi Rolfe,
I have been enjoying your music for years and want to say thanks for adding so much to the collection of film scores that are out there. I recently moved out to LA in pursuit of becoming a music editor and can't seem to run into anyone that has advice.
I noticed that Nick South has worked with you on several films and was wondering if you could elaborate on your collaboration with him, and maybe offer some advice on how I can connect with a music editor for some experience.
Thanks again for your contribution to the industry!
Mark
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why is there not a complete box set of your film score work available? i spend every waking moment working for music placements in advertising and so much of your work is just amazing, i wish there was an easier way to get to it....
Hi Rolfe.
I really like your music. Espacially the score from the film "freaky Friday" is very great.
But I just got three songs:
The song from the CD "Fortune cookie", your downloads "Swichting" and "Freaky Friday Suite".
Where can I get more music from that film?
From germany
FERDI
Great to hear that the WEDDING CRASHERS score cd is still a go... really looking forward to that!
Thanks for keeping us posted.
Jim
Hi Rolfe,
Saw the film Sideways last night...loved the music. Quirky film. I don't know if you remember me but I am an old friend of Scott and Pams...would love to talk with you about an idea.
Please email me at taylor@moorefilms.com
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Rolfe,
The new publication Eyes on Entertainment is running an article on you, how you are one of the most sought-after young composers in the movie industry, in its January issue. We are currently looking for Hi-Res photography to accompany this article. Any assistance in obtaining these images would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi Rolfe,
I just wanted to say that I'm a big fan of your Oxygen score-it's quite a haunting tune.
Should you ever release a compilation of your work, could you please include the music from that film? Preferably more than the 52 seconds available for download on your website.
You're very talented...
Best,
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Hi,
I'm a college student and would like to perform Abandoning The Wedding on one of our student recitals. I would like to do it as trio with the piano, flute and sax. Do you have the flute and sax parts available for download? Please e-mail me if at blauzze@ycp.edu if you can help me out. Thanks.
-Brad Lauzze
Hello Rolfe
I'm very impressed with this site and your willingness to share in your success with your admirers, of which I am one. I am newly converted via Sideways, as - I suspect - are many. I'd like to ask (apologies if it has been raised already) which other movie composers you admire. I'm sure you would have heard complimentary comparisons with some of John Barry's work. John is a long-standing favourite of mine. Sideways reminded me in tone of The Knack.
Thanks for the music (cliche no.1)
Andy
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Hey Rolfe,
I Know I may sound like a lunatic but I would like to present you a proposal, I want to use your music to score a series of documentaries I'm making using real weddings, brides & grooms that are current & past clients. Whats cool about this project, they had no idea this was going to be on television, they only find out when I ask permission to use them. It's raw at times and shows real emotion. I would love to send a small sample of what your music sounds like as a score, obviously I have a very small budget for music, unless I sell the show. I repsect your music and dedication to getting it just right, I too try to get it just right, so I'm taking this one chance to get my work out there. I hope you consider my proposal and I will keep enjoying your work. Thanks
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Dear Mr. Kent,
I don't know if you will know the answeer to this, but in the Wedding Crashers during the touch-football scene, there is a song that sounds like Byker Hill (I hope I speeled that correctly) and I wonder if you know which song I am referring to in the movie. Am I correct? Or is it just similar to Byker Hill? There is no mention of it in the credits.
thank you so much,
Rebecca
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Hi Rolfe,
No need to ask how you are, having scanned the RK website. My goodness you have been busy. I literally cannot remember the last time I went to the cinema, and what with playing most nights and wanting to see Ruby when I'm not (now 18 months old) I don't even have time to watch dvd's anymore. If ever I wanted to catch up on the RK back catalogue I think I'd need several weeks off work! However, I understand you are now a member of the jazz fraternity thanks to your last score "Sideways" - actually, by now I'm sure that wasn't your last score, so welcome to the playground. I have been hearing wonderful things about your work first hand - met a film director yesterday (father of a piano student surname Jarrold) who's studio had wanted to use you for his last film - he had used your About Schmidt sdtrack as a "dummy" soundtrack cos he loved it - but you were too busy. You must have mixed feelings about the ones you miss, but how brilliant to be too busy! I have just ordered "sideways" and am looking forward to hearing it. As you will have gathered I have lost your email address, and since I don't know how this all works, I'll stop now in case this is all printed on your site. My email is joe@joethompson.net Look out for those flat fives and sharp nines! All the best, Joe
Hi Rolfe,
I'm a big fan and was wondering if there were any plans for a score release for the film 'The Last Shot' or at least for some sound clips (Particularly the main title music!) to be put up on the site, as I thought that was a wonderful score, up there with my favourites of yours.
Thanks,
Max
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