Evening cinema selection: 28th June 2014, Saturday night's movies
Tonight, Howard Goodall takes us on a musical journey through the enchanting world of the Harry Potter movies in theaters. The focus of the show is solely on the films, and it's not advertising anything specific.
Goodall, a renowned British composer, will be discussing the composers who worked on the movies near me. John Williams, Patrick Doyle, Nicholas Hooper, and Alexandre Desplat are among the talented musicians to be highlighted. These four are the main recognised composers for the series' soundtracks, with Williams being the most notable for his work on the first two films.
As the show progresses, Goodall will be sharing fascinating Potter-related trivia, such as what Hermione Granger was originally going to be called. He will also be immersing himself in the music of the movies, taking a chronological journey through the eight films, as well as some video games.
The show is airing to mark the anniversary of the publication of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, which was on 26th June 1997. However, it's important to note that the show does not provide any new information about the Harry Potter books.
The discussion on the show includes various composers who worked on the movies, and the show does not discuss any events or news related to J.K. Rowling or the Harry Potter series outside of the movies. For instance, Howard Goodall will be discussing what Muggle song would have been played at Dumbledore's funeral.
The show includes Potter-related trivia that is not directly related to the books, making it an enjoyable experience for both die-hard fans and casual viewers. The show does not provide specific advertisements, ensuring a focused and enjoyable exploration of the movies' music.
