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Movie Soundtracks
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Brooke Hutto
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Updated Dec 1, 2023
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Chapters
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Chapter 1
00:05
Chapter 2
00:19
Chapter 3
00:31
Chapter 4
01:00
Chapter 5
01:14
Chapter 6
01:58
Chapter 7
02:00
Chapter 8
Audio Transcript
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Hello,
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I chose movie soundtracks because I think and a lot of times the
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artists themselves and their extraordinary creativity put
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into making the soundtracks are overlooked.
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So why not educate ourselves in a music appreciation class
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where we could go more in depth behind their creation
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like Phil Collins creating the soundtrack for one of my favorite Disney movies,
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Tarzan.
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It's not quite overlooked like most,
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but I do believe that
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it wasn't appreciated as much as it should have been.
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Phil Collins wrote and performed nearly the entire soundtrack of Tarzan.
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I believe the director choosing Phil Collins uh solos
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drummer at the time might have seemed baffling,
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but Collins used talent to really bring
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the movie to life,
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starting out heavy and dramatic with African drums and melodies
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that really help inspire raw emotions in the opening scenes.
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Even as the story progressed,
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the soundtrack stayed right up to par invoking a light
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and playful touch with his song trash in the camp,
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which was the only song actually that
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Phil Collins didn't actually perform himself.
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If you've watched the movie,
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it's easy to see exactly how perfect each song transcribes
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the atmosphere and the feeling of each scene and character.
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This is really because Phil purposely wrote the
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soundtrack to fit the storyline in each character,
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his most famously known song, you'll be in my heart
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does nothing short of putting you in your feelings.
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As you watch the bond between Tarzan and his gorilla mother grow
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as Tarzan grows and has a few issues adjusting to being in a gorilla family.
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But the lyrics of the song and the emotions constructed
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between Tarzan and Kala is a love like no other,
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which is very obvious to see in the movie and to hear in the lyrics of the song.
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I don't think this specific masterpiece
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of a soundtrack is quite overlooked, like many others are.
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But I still believe further educating ourselves of the production
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energy and just pure effort and time put into movie soundtracks would truly benefit
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us in a mov uh music appreciation class.
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