Talent of Maurice Jarre recognized and appreciated
In a special tribute, composer Howard Goodall dedicated this week's show to the life and career of the legendary film composer, Maurice Jarre. Born on September 13, 1924, Jarre celebrated his 90th birthday in style, with Goodall showcasing a selection of music from ten of his movie soundtracks.
Goodall's show will delve into the evolution of Jarre's composing style, using music from some of his most iconic films as examples. The gallery featuring Jarre's career spans 15 movie soundtracks, and Goodall will be showcasing music from five of these: Ghost, A Passage to India, Dr Zhivago, and Lawrence of Arabia.
Jarre is widely recognized for his work on Dr. Zhivago and Lawrence of Arabia, but his contributions to movie music extend far beyond these classics. The music from these films, along with Ghost and A Passage to India, will be part of the gallery in Goodall's show.
In addition, the music from four more of Jarre's greatest successes will be included in the show. The exact titles have not been disclosed, but fans of Jarre's work are eagerly anticipating the revelation.
Howard Goodall's show will celebrate Jarre's contribution to movie music, providing a unique opportunity for audiences to revisit some of the most memorable scores in film history. The event promises to be a fitting tribute to a composer whose work has touched the hearts of millions.
Stay tuned for more details about Howard Goodall's tribute to Maurice Jarre, airing soon.
