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Thanks also go to John Morgan, a Los Angeles-based musician, who helped immensely in locating two original sketches of Steiner's thought to be lost. Morgan has also contributed significantly to the ongoing Steiner legacy by meticulously reconstructing many of Steiner's early film scores, including The Three Musketeers and The Charge of the Light Brigade, for re-recording on compact disc. A major figure in the perpetuation of the memory of Max Steiner is Albert K. Bender, founder of the Max Steiner Music Society. Under Bender's leadership, the MSMS boasted a worldwide following, the publication of a journal and a newsletter, and even a library of audio tapes produced and maintained by James Reising. Even though the society officially ceased operation when the Steiner Collection came to BYU in 1981, Bender has been of invaluable assistance in locating additional materials and in sharing information about his many encounters with Steiner. The Max Steiner Memorial Society, in the United Kingdom, has carried on the aims of the original MSMS and of Steiner's music through the able stewardship of Brian Reeve, Bob Blackmore, Bob Wood, and Neil Daft, all from the London area.
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According to Steiner, film and music help each other in the way a husband and wife help each other in a good marriage, but neither one can save the other. As for his method: "There is no method. Some pictures require a lot of music, and some are so realistic that music would only interfere. Most of my films were entertainments-- soap operas, story book adventures, fantasies. If those films were made today, they would be made differently and I would score them differently. But my attitude would be the same-- to give the film what it needs. And with me, if the picture is good, the score stands a better chance of being good." [Interviews.]
Often complimented as the man who invented movie music, Steiner would reply, "Nonsense. The idea originated with Richard Wagner. Listen to the incidental scoring behind the recitatives in his operas. If Wagner had lived in this century, he would have been the Number One film composer." [Ibid.] Asked to criticize contemporary music: "I have no criticism. I can't criticize what I don't understand." [Ibid.]
The bulk of the Steiner Collection consists of the original sketches, scores, published sheet music, and original studio recordings connected with 216 Steiner-composed motion pictures. These notations appear in the Film Music Sketches, Scores, and Recordings section. The musical sketches to 191 films are contained in 177 bound volumes. They document few of his many musical contributions during the RKO era primarily because music was limited to main and end titles with perhaps some source music in between. However, his most significant larger scores during this time are represented in the collection. Beginning in the early 1950s, these volumes contain photographic copies of Steiner's original pencil sketches since Warner Brothers (the studio to which he was under contract for most of his career) chose to retain the originals in their corporate records now preserved at the University of Southern California. These sketches frequently contain Steiner's notes, written in the margins, to his orchestrators (usually Hugo Friedhofer during the late 1930s at Warner Bros., and later, beginning in 1946, Murray Cutter). Steiner's comments are colorful, often humorous, and most revealing about the nature of the cooperation and trust between composer and orchestrator. The sketches in the BYU collection include those which have hitherto been uncredited to Steiner such as Up in Arms (1944), The Battle of Britain (1943), an episode of director Frank Capra's military training film series Why We Fight, and even the trailer to House of Wax (1953). The sketches often include compositions for trailers. If composers other than Steiner collaborated on a score, those composers are noted in the filmography. Motion picture titles are listed alphabetically by title as they were released in the United States. The entry is then followed by the producing and releasing studio and the release year of the film. Adjacent to the release title in quotation marks is the title as written by Steiner on the music manuscript. If no alternate title is present, the manuscript was identified by Steiner as it was released. Where published sheet music exists on a particular title, that is noted with the name of the music publisher.
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Their sound is characterized by twin guitar (later triple guitar) harmonization and galloping bass, as well as the operatic vocals of Bruce Dickinson. Their most notable songs fall into three themes: Ominous ("The Number of the Beast", "Fear of the Dark"), historical (war songs such as "The Trooper" and "Aces High", historical events such as "Run to the Hills" and the biographical "Alexander the Great") or derivative ("The Wicker Man", "Flight of Icarus", "Brave New World"). Also notable is the band's promotional imagery, featuring zombie mascot Eddie the Head.
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