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Lawrence of Arabia: Original Soundtrack Recording features the musical score composed by Maurice Jarre for the 1962 epic historical drama directed by David Lean. The orchestral score is characterized by sweeping, prominent string and brass sections that reflect the scale of the Arabian desert. Jarre...
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Oscar-winning epic score with famous desert theme; canonical Hollywood adventure music and broad esteem.
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The Lawrence of Arabia soundtrack, orchestrated by Maurice Jarre, is a landmark achievement in film music. Composed for David Lean’s iconic 1962 movie, it showcases sweeping orchestral arrangements that powerfully evoke the desert landscapes and human drama of the story. Jarre's score earned an Acad...
This album contains Maurice Jarre's original score for David Lean's 1965 epic historical drama film "Doctor Zhivago." The soundtrack is centered around the recurring melody "Lara's Theme," an orchestral piece that became widely popular as the song "Somewhere, My Love." Jarre's compositions utilize b...
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