North by Northwest
Bernard Herrmann & London Philharmonic Orchestra Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'North by Northwest' by these artists:

Blue Scholars (verse) Live from occupied Duwamish territory Where Carlos…
robot love story This North American hemisphere sleeps tonight And unlike thi…
The Car Is On Fire We're never complementary With these "unexpected entries" …

We have lyrics for these tracks by Bernard Herrmann:

Phone Booth I, get a little tongue twisted Every time I talk…
Twisted Nerve [Instrumental]…

We have lyrics for these tracks by London Philharmonic Orchestra:

Adeste Fideles Adeste, fideles, laeti triumphantes Venite, venite in Bethl…
Adiemus Ariadiamus la-te ariadiamus da Ari a natus la-te adua A-ra-…
All My Love Yesterday, I knew the games to play I thought I knew…
Assassin's Creed: Revelations: Main Theme "Iron" Deep in the ocean, dead and cast away Where innocenc…
Can Can The man who only lives for making money Lives a life…
Carmina Burana: O Fortuna O Fortuna velut luna, statu variabilis, semper crescis a…
Creation of Tron Breaking up is hard to do When you turned and you…
Fantasia My soul praise the Lord, speak good of his Name O…
Going to California Spent My Days With A Woman Unkind Smoked My Stuff And…
Gymnopédie No. 1 Ave maria Gratia plena Maria gratia plena Maria gratia pl…
I Have Seen I have dreamed that your arms are lovely, I have…
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear It came upon the midnight clear That glorious song of old Fr…
Kashmir Oh let the sun beat down upon my face, stars…
Kayama REFRAIN: ka ya ma di o i ei ka ya ma di…
Love Is a Many Splendoured Thing Love is a many splendored thing It's the April rose that…
Messiah HWV 56: Hallelujah Chorus Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah! …
Money Pink Floyd [Instrumental]…
O Little Town of Bethlehem Oh little town of Bethlehem, how still we see thee…
Play Me She was morning, and I was night time I one day…
Stairway to Heaven There's a lady who's sure All that glitters is gold…
Still Still Still I am the harm that you inflict I am your…
The Battle of Evermore Queen Of Light Took Her Bow And Then She Turned To…
The Greatest Love of All Love, love, love Love, love, love Love, love, love There's …
The Light Sailer Breaking up is hard to do When you turned and you…
Turandot: Nessun dorma Nessun dorma Nessun dorma Tu pure, o Principessa Nella tua f…
Water Music and Tronaction Breaking up is hard to do When you turned and you…
We Wish You A Merry Christmas We wish you a Merry Christmas, We wish you a Merry…
We've Got Company Breaking up is hard to do When you turned and you…

Windmills of Your Mind Round like a circle in a spiral, like a wheel…

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@manipunation

20w

No disrespect meant to you, and I love this Herrmann soundtrack, but I just noticed something. I never realized this before, but you can move your cursor over the red/white line which is the progress-bar of the video, and as you move the cursor along it brings up the titles of the different sections of the soundtrack. And I found what I think is a mistake. If you move cursor over 9th section it is titled "The Cafeteria / The Shooting". Well, I assume you really wanted to have this in chronological order as these scenes appeared in the film, but if you do, then that is actually not in the correct position, since it precedes "The Crash / Hotel Lobby". Isn't the Cafeteria & shooting referring to the scene at Mt. Rushmore? And isn't Crash & Hotel Lobby referring to when the plane crashes into the tanker truck? If so, then it should precede "The Cafeteria / The Shooting". And isn't "Forest" when Cary Grant meets Eve Marie Saint in the forest after the cafeteria shooting. So I would think it would be immediately following "The Cafeteria / The Shooting". Well, perhaps you weren't really interested in keeping them in chronological order. If so, never mind...

On my NORTH BY NORTHWEST CD (which I just found, which is the Rhino Music/TCM Turner Music R2 72101 edition from your link), there are 50 tracks. And of the ones you included, here are how they are numbered on my CD:
1. Overture
2. The Streets
5. The Door
6. Cheers
9. The Return
10. Two Dollars
14. The U.N.
15. Information Desk
16. The Knife
18. Interlude
33. The Airport
34. The Cafeteria
25. The Crash
26. Hotel Lobby
19. Detectives
20. Conversation Piece
21. Duo
36. The Forest
40. The Balcony
41. The Match Box
39. The House
45. The Gates
46. The Stone Faces
47. The Ridge
48. On The Rocks
49. The Cliff
50. Finale

Here is your list:
Playlist:
00:00 Overture / Main Title
01:24 The Streets
02:07 The Door / Cheers
03:19 The Return / Two Dollars
04:17 The U.N. / Information Desk
05:14 The Knife
06:00 Interlude
07:07 The Airport
07:49 The Cafeteria / The Shooting
08:10 The Crash / Hotel Lobby
09:10 Detectives / Conversation Piece / Duo
09:33 The Forest
10:54 The Balcony / The Match Box
11:48 The House
12:45 The Gates / The Stone Faces / The Ridge / On The Rocks / The Cliff / Finale

And here is how I think it should be reshuffled around to be in chronological order:
Playlist:
00:00 Overture / Main Title
01:24 The Streets
02:07 The Door / Cheers
03:19 The Return / Two Dollars
04:17 The U.N. / Information Desk
05:14 The Knife
06:00 Interlude
#8 - 09:10 Detectives / Conversation Piece / Duo (was in slot #11)
#9 - 08:10 The Crash / Hotel Lobby (was in slot #10)
#10 - 07:07 The Airport (was in slot #8)
#11 - 07:49 The Cafeteria / The Shooting (was in slot #9)
09:33 The Forest
#13 - 11:48 The House (was in slot #14)
#14 - 10:54 The Balcony / The Match Box (was in slot #13)
12:45 The Gates / The Stone Faces / The Ridge / On The Rocks / The Cliff / Finale

All comments from YouTube:

@ahmedhikmet1057

2y↑60

Perfect movie
Perfect music
Perfect actors

Lov & gratitude Hitch 💜

@samgrimes1232

38w↑3

Agreed What a fucking phenomenal movie and a perfect direction by Hitchcock this is my 2nd favourite Hitchcock movie my favourite Hitchcock movie is psycho 1960 and of course psycho 1960 is a fucking masterpiece and i fucking love Hitchcock and this movie is fucking incredible and i fucking love Bernard herrmann and i love Hitchcock movies the most underrated Hitchcock movie is frenzy 1972 and i fucking love frenzy 1972 and i fucking love the soundtrack and this my 2nd favourite soundtrack after psycho 1960

@thudar9

1y↑33

"I don't like the way Teddy Roosevelt is looking at me." That line cracks me up every time. Great script. Eve Marie Saint is to die for. Love this score.

@jaymorgenthal9479

3y↑102

There is no North By Northwest without this thrilling score by the genius of Bernard Herrmann.

@FreakieFan

3y↑10

There is no Hitchcock without the thrilling scores of Herrmann :)
Just like there is no Spielberg without Williams.

@josephvitielo1693

3y↑5

No Errol Flynn swashbuckler without Korngold

@unowen-nh9ov

1y↑2

These movies were made by technical professionals, craftsmen & artists, just as we listen to the scores without watching the movies, we can enjoy the movies without the soundtracks. Fortunately, we don't have to. 007 without John Barry is not James Bond, I can't even remember the soundtrack of Casablanca.

@jeffreykaufmann2867

47w

@@unowen-nh9ov Ennio Morricone and Bernard Hermann are my favorites.

@robertvarner9519

42w

Goddamn right!

@jorgezarco9269

38w↑4

I listened to Herrmann's North by Northwest(1959) music score on a CD player. I kept it on a loop. It drove my Aunt and Uncle crazy!

@robertvarner9519

37w↑1

LOL!!

@AJG2718

3y↑19

Bernard Hermann is a musical genius. That alone, is already an understatement

@greeneyedwarlock882

20w

Was. Was a musical genius. He died way back in 1975.

@jurgenkordylewski9556

1y↑3

Für mich der Beste, spannendste Soundtrack eines Hitchcock-Spielfilms,
geschrieben+produziert von
BERNARD HERRMANN
Einfach genial !!! JeyKo

@gregfolland8452

4y↑88

An absolutely thrilling film score. Very nicely edited - you have showcased Herrmann’s orchestral technique in great detail.

@jubalcalif9100

4y↑5

Amen to that !! :-)

@SoundtrackFred

4y↑109

What is considered to be one of Alfred Hitchcock’s best movies, including a thrilling plot, a superb cast, featuring Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint and James Mason in iconic performances, wonderful cinematography and a film score by Bernard Herrmann, “North By Northwest” is one of those movies that just seem to do everything right.
When we first featured the soundtrack on this site, it was edited poorly (well, we all have to start somewhere) and the main source was the best source at the time, the Rhino CD (1995), which featured for the very first time the entire film score. However, it always lacked of quality as some tracks were in stereo and some in mono. Also, Herrmann’s recordings got chopped up into 50 different tracks, which made editing a trouble. It would take until 2012 when Intrada Records would present the entire film score, this time with the tracks as recorded, bonus material and finally everything in finest stereo, which makes this release a gem.
Now today is the day and we will take a look (or a listen) again to what is probably not only one of Hitchcock’s- but one of Herrmann’s great achievements in cinematic history, including many motifs, a striking main title, a great love theme and the most colorful orchestrations, marking one of the brightest highlights of their collaboration. Enjoy!

@jubalcalif9100

4y↑3

Well said and well put, Fred ! :-)

@Timo-15

3y↑5

This is very good....and much needed.....for the younger generation to 'get' the importance of Bernard Herrmann's film music (and also of Alfred Hitchcock's brilliant films). Thanks 'Soundtrack Fred' for uploading this lovely suite of music.

@bellaculinaryadventures481

3y↑4

Thank you SO much for all your work. Herrmann's film scores are all superb, but this is one of the most emotionally profound. Even without Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason and Martin Landau -- not to mention Mt. Rushmore! -- it still carries such depth.

@5809AUJG

3y↑1

As always with you, our Fred...your work in collecting, preserving, and presenting the greatest of classic film scores is much enjoyed and deeply appreciated! What you're doing matters. This great canon cannot be lost, must not be forgotten. I've been collecting recordings of film music for almost 60 years. I know these works must not and cannot be forgotten. They are one of the passions of my life. I'm so very glad you're here, doing what you do! Thank you!

@SoundtrackFred

3y↑2

@@5809AUJG
Thank you AUJG, really appreciating your kind words and of course your interest in film music! :-)
Thank you very much again and stay well!
Fred

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@notaire2

4y↑11

Lebhafte und spannende Interpretation dieser ein bisschen bedrohlichen Suite mit perfekt vereinigten Tönen aller Instrumente. Der geniale Komponist-Dirigent leitet das hoch funktionelle Orchester im ein bisschen hektischen Tempo und mit möglichst effektiver Dynamik. Atemberaubend von A bis Z!

@leeclark4495

3y↑6

Great musical score of a great movie.

@mikesmovingimages

4y↑27

I love how this music has a teasing elusiveness to it. In place of a melodic theme the Main Title offers up a collection of tantalizing, engaging motifs that recur over and over in various colorful guises until the musical deal is finally closed in the last frames of the film. Along the way the music evokes the same anxiety and lack of closure that Cary Grant's character experiences in the story, the feeling that resolution remains just out of reach. In the best meaning of the phrase, it leaves you wanting more.

@TellyWatcher1997

2y↑4

I never met any Redcaps that looked like Cary when I was last alighting from an Amtrak train! I live in hope.

@JohnRedshaw

43w↑1

Perfectly described. I recall watching the film on TV when I was a teenager backbin the 1970s, and noticing the genius of this enticing play on the variations in the main themes. The atmosphere he created was brilliant.

@dank9296

3y↑24

One of my favorite movies of all time. Thank you for posting this great soundtrack. The audio is excellent! 👍😊

@cathrinrehder6652

2y↑4

Bernard Herrmann at his BEST. The movie is on German TV tonight ... it will be the TV-highlight of the week. In German TV it is even more special since the German voices for the main actors are an additional treat. 🤗🎵

@hudsony777

And why is that?

@fredbrezelberg4393

40w↑3

It is because some very famous actors like their synchronisized german voice more than their own! The german Synchron Studios are worldfamous, but unfortunately we do not have own good movies, just a very few.......

@morlock2086

4y↑61

Stunning music. As usual you find a way to capture the sense of an entire score in a 15 minute suite. Thanks Fred. I will enjoy dissecting this as I listen to it many, many times.

@drcrumpler

25w↑1

Found this most excellent CD in an old & used bookstore in Raleigh. Couldn't grab it fast enough, and as a bonus, Herrmann's excellent, The Three Worlds of Gulliver. Called it a perfect day, to be sure.

@kaamkmca

3y↑9

I love this sound track. Very atmospheric!!! Well before it's time!!! Its time has not come yet!!! Absolutely stunning!!! So stimulating!!! It has all the ingredients of some comedy, a real human situation, trust/mistrust, isolation/despair, strong resilience , real love, recovery/outcome and achievement. A Hitchcock masterpiece!!!

@kaamkmca

3y↑2

Thanks Fred! I am listening to this over and over again with relaxing enjoyment!!!

@randywest1185

3y↑18

BH is one of those composers whose instrumentation is as important to his melodies as the other way 'round. This score would be impossible to re-orchestrate.

@jubalcalif9100

4y↑30

Love it ! One of Herrmann's best ! Much of it is similar to his earlier score for 1951's "On Dangerous Ground" (a crime drama from the RKO studio & starring Robert Ryan & Ida Lupino). As always, thanks for sharing so much marvelous music with us, Friend Frederic !! :-)

@adelebz7

3y↑6

Alfred Hitchcock +Bernard Hermann =Perfection🎆🎆🎆🎇🎊💝💝💝

@unowen-nh9ov

2y↑1

Repeatedly.

@javiergutierrezgil6326

2y↑4

Excelente película y majestuosa música.

@norahdenovan8658

2y↑2

Bernard Hermann was a brilliant composer , this& my favourite The Ghost& Mrs Muir, which was his favourite, brilliant ❤️

@ELHIPPO

2y↑3

Herrmann is a master for me ...

@ernestosalinas8231

35w↑1

Great soundtrack and movie.

@dingorex

4y↑11

You brighten my Fridays. What a lovely soul you have. Thanks.

@vahgeuvje10

3y↑7

What a brilliant man Bernard Hermann was. Have a feeling he used more then 10 percent of his brain.

@colleencupido5125

2y↑2

I recently re-watched my VHS of North by Northwest purchased back in the 1980s. I came to the conclusion that the Whole movie, interlocked with Bernard Herrmann 's score- this music soundtrack might very well be The Best, seriously, of any movie (and not just a CD, interwoven into the film) My other two previous all-time favorites being Bernard Herrmann 's Vertigo and John Williams' Dracula ( with my "needs cold shower" attitude towards music)- well, what can I say? Quote Rigoletto's famous La Donna e mobile aria? (Woman is fickle, as a feather in the wind)

@richmoreno9938

3y↑7

Out of all my favorite Bernard Hermann soundtracks this one seems to get stuck in my head the most.

@stefanoripari1816

4y↑8

Bernard herrmann GENIUS

@johndiamond7754

2y↑3

Love how the opening theme is stated not by strings or horns but by the tympany.

@jamesdrynan

2y↑4

As a child, I saw many movies that were scored by Herrmann. Of course, I didn't know this until I became interested in film music later on. " The 7th voyage of Sinbad, " " Mysterious Island, " " The Day the earth Stood Still. " Just some of his rousing compositions. His contribution to the success of " Pyscho " is well- known, too. Inspiration for John Williams.

@user-jo9uq9vi6m

2y↑1

美しい旋律を主軸として徐々に激しくなる(近づく様な)壮大な音楽。とても素敵です。

@simonf8902

2y↑3

Most perfectly matched film music ever.

@colleencupido5125

3y↑2

On the two famous CDs conducted by the composer, one CD "Fantasy" and the other "Hitchcock"- all our beloved Bernie- the all-to-brief selection of this film called it's most famous theme "a fandango."
I have had a romantic attraction to film scores for most of my life, and a passionate love affair with Bernard Hermann's scores. Right now, I just listened to, one right after the other, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Taxi Driver, and now this. Please pardon me, I'm going to turn my phone off and say a Rosary for you, Fred, in thanks 🙏😊 for the wonderful work you are doing for all us out there who appreciate the BEST film soundtracks!

@SeenAGreatLight

2y↑2

It's so off-kilter and unsettling... I love it!

@martinscalona-clarinet9042

2y↑2

The love theme, first with oboe, and then clarinet. That’s how a great composer does it.

@HarryGhall

3y↑5

I m french and this movie makes me dream by his drama. It s just one of the best movie never made. In 1987, touristic trip at 21 years old, my dream to see the mount Rushmore was accomplied and I have eaten in the delicatessen here. (Also Close encounters 3 type with Devil tower).

@user-tz6vp4yh4g

19w

JUST WATCHED "NORTH BY NORTHWEST" ON TCM YESTERDAY AND REALIZED HOW IMPORTANT THIS SCORE WAS TO THE FILM....GREAT FILM AND I HAVE SEEN IT MANY TIMES....

@alexanderbrydone9873

2y↑2

Bernard herman a legend

@igobraum5194

3y↑4

I love this music. Gran composición musical.

@jbbevan

4y↑11

Fred, I'm glad your source material improved because it has produced one of YOUR very best. This is probably my favorite Hitchcock/Hermann soundtrack...next to Vertigo...and your work does it justice in every way. Thank you.

@SoundtrackFred

4y↑1

Hello James,
thank you so very much for your kind words! I really appreciate them and hope to catch on in the future to provide you and other film music aficionados a good time.
Best to you!
Fred

@desertbob6835

2y↑2

Very nice edit. Amazing how I listen, and a Cinemascope picture of the exact scene for which the music was written pops up in my head!

@ronlevine8873

1y↑1

Actually, it was filmed in VistaVision, has better resolution than Cinemascope.

@billdelgrosso4564

12w

last time i was in NYC I put this on my headphones as I walked past the UN. it's amazing how more interesting your walk can be when there's a Cold War thriller soundtrack playing in the background.....

@m.a.jensen2415

3y↑4

I can see every scene through this music !

@boneeatingsilicate580

3y↑3

Preserved complete in full stereo..thank god!

@Laceykat66

2y↑4

Forgive the comparison, but just like Star Wars, when you hear this you settle back and know you are in for a great ride.
An iconic opening with an iconic score for an iconic movie.

@joksal9108

28w

Brilliant!

@philanderphillips2309

2y↑2

Before Hans Zimmer became Hollywood's best, there was this, and it is MASTERFUL.

@tctyt

Hans Zimmer is far from great though. except from the moment he composed Lion King.

@steveember8972

3y↑7

Delighted to have discovered this expertly edited suite of my favorite Bernard Herrmann score - and, by extension, your channel, Fred. I was ecstatic to see that you had used the very best incarnation of "NbNW" as the source for your editing project. Lots of attempts out there to recreate this landmark score in "today's modern sound," but somehow they all fall just a bit short of the mark when compared to Herrmann's work on the actual soundtrack. And your suite makes it all so organic that it has a natural-sounding life of its own. Kudos and thank you!

@SoundtrackFred

3y↑3

Hello Steve and thank you so very much for your kind words! I really appreciate them.
Wishing you all the best!
Fred

@alexkije

2y↑2

LOVE "Interlude" love music. & the rest is really good. The entire score had cues from production libraries not indicated here.

@jwraithel

3y↑3

Great example of the power of music .

@notaire2

4y↑3

Lively and exciting interpretation of this somewhat threatening suite with perfectly united sound of all the instruments. The brilliant composer-conductor leads the highly functional orchestra in a little hectic tempo and with utmost effective dynamics. Breathtaking from the beginning to the end!

@boneeatingsilicate580

3y↑1

Its the original 1959 MGM recording married to the film

@ltgrt7606

2y↑2

I like the interlude, sort of Hollywood myth, forest theme too

@francoiso3046

23w

L'ouverture (générique de "la mort aux trousses") est vraiment magnifique. On y ressent bien l'atmosphère pesante du film, le suspense qui est propre à Hitchcock.

@SthefanyMello.

4y↑8

Sensacional ❤️

@erickrobertson7089

2y↑1

My favorite movie.

@matthewzisi300

3y↑5

Herrmann is often noted for his dissonance, which is evident in much of this score. However, you could tell me Tchaikovsky wrote the love theme, and if I hadn't seen the movie, I'd believe you. Cape Fear (also by Herrmann) has a similar Tchaikovsky-esque portion in it, where Gregory Peck gets home and sees his family.

@skippylance1591

3y↑1

This film was in the American Film Institute's "Top 100 Films of All Time" list (for American films). It's also one of my top 3 favorite Hitchcock films (the other two are "Foreign Correspondent" and "The Thirty-Nine Steps"). And this soundtrack by the great Bernard Herrmann is at the very top of the heap, and not just for Hitchcock films.

@falcychead8198

2y↑2

It's worth noting that the famous "crop duster" scene -- one of the most iconic of Hitchcock's scenes -- has no score at all until the very end.

@unowen-nh9ov

2y↑2

Hitchcock wanted no score for shower scene in Psycho, Herrmann ignored him, Hitchcock heard it, bumped up Herrmann's billing & salary. If only Hitch had been as smart for Torn Curtain.

@FreakieFan

3y↑2

I particularly love the Interlude, though the famous Overture can certainly do no wrong.

@adobeelvistek3909

8½

@josephciolino2865

Amazing! All these comments and the word, "Hemiola" did not appear ONCE!

@canallumiere3103

2y↑2

Um raro exemplo de como a música deve conduzir o ritmo do filme.

@hudsony777

3y↑3

This was the era when a film was inextricably tied to its score and vice versa. What happened?

@LoneBirdORG

Yes!

@huwgriffiths7271

2y↑2

Is that vibraphone at 10:54 (The Balcony)?? If so, how is it treated sonically?? SOUNDS SO GOOD!!

@Willardboogurb

The forest is so beautiful

@unowen-nh9ov

Studio.

@Willardboogurb

@@unowen-nh9ov huh

@JT-rx1eo

2nd best Hitchcock movie music behind Vertigo. Although Rear Window's diegetic music is right in there battling for #2.

@mrlopez-pz7pu

3y↑3

The Wagner-ness in this score is profound. Herrmann was always studying his Wagner scores when composing.

@seesnap

Cool

@aarongranda7825

3y↑2

This and psycho are only two years apart but polar opposites in the Hitchcock pantheon. Both scored by herrmann. Love his rich luxurious neurotic taxi driver music.

@randywhite3947

3y↑2

Psycho came out a year after North

@aarongranda7825

@@randywhite3947 1958 and 1960

@randywhite3947

3y↑2

@@aarongranda7825 north came out in 59

@jamesklatt

59 was a great year for films ben hur, north by northwest and sleeping beauty.

@randywhite3947

@@jamesklatt 59 was arguably the best year for film

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@nicomedy2010

2y↑1

happy bday in heaven ;-)

@TellyWatcher1997

2y↑1

Hitch always wanted to be Cary Grant (according to reasonably reliable sources) but was just a brilliant Director/Producer. The man was visionary in the true sense of the word. For my part, I would love to morph into one of the gorgeous leading ladies of the time.....preferably alone with Cary himself on a train!

@DavidA-ps1qr

The end of the opening sequence bears an uncanny resemblance to the conclusion of the 3rd movement of Elgar's 2nd symphony written in 1911.

@boneeatingsilicate580

Herrmann was a fanatic of Elgar

@robertszvetics210

18w

This film should be remastered in 4k bluray hitchs best film.

@manipunation

20w

@yreyesyoutube3990

3y↑2

Wowwww como lo busque

Like si vienes por la Casita del Terror XX (la escena en que Lisa persigue a Bart durante el primer segmento.)

@brucer9572

3y↑1

I have never seen this album cover before.

The strange thing is, there seems to be five presidents on Mount Rushmore.

Is that fifth guy the Right Reverend Mr. Bernard Herrmann?

@SoundtrackFred

3y↑1

Hi Bruce,
it is the director, Mr. Alfred Hitchcock! :-)

@robertkincaid

this music is Bernard Herrmman a mile off the classic pairing of Alfred Hitchcock others over the years steven Spielberg and John Williams john barry and the bond films

@EASYTIGER10

25w

1:24 tonging like that aint easy!

@iceomistar4302

I think Bear Mccreary and Danny Elfman take a lot inspiration from him

@unowen-nh9ov

Who doesn't?!

@slyspy9819

All I can say is Bernard Herrmann scares the shit out of me !

@unowen-nh9ov

2y↑1

& this isn't even Psycho!

@hanstendamme

Die ersten Takte erinnern an "Die Zeitmaschine" von Russell Garcia.

@mrg1700

3y↑1

0:02 jaws definitely inspired

@spockboy

2y↑3

Brilliant as always Bernie. It's missing one of my faves. When Carey is driving up to the mansion in the back of the car with the two hoods. Love that part. 3:19 that's the actual melody but played differently. Either way, thanks for posting! : )
Found the ENTIRE soundtrack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fBglRcQZjU&list=PLkAUJkbhd-RiH-UxGrgTBa6Txf_Hsay9C&index=48&ab_channel=BernardHerrmann-Topic

@chevaliermacabre2150

þe font at þe start is 'albertus'

@MrWarpzone

The V mini series must have taken after this music. very similar

@pelham123_7

4y↑1

The James Bond Theme, right there at https://youtu.be/8TtqphyjStI?t=550

@unowen-nh9ov

2y↑1

This movie is the Bond precursor, they wanted Grant to play him, instead crop duster scene became From Russia With Love helicopter chase.

@djtaba4066

Like si lo vistes por TCM en Diciembre del 2021 en la 3ra ola del Covid 19

@tedmerr

1y↑1

some of it sounds like Philip Glass

@EchoUnready

Hi Fred. ^_^
Echo hier. ^_^
Handelt es sich bei diesem Video um einen Re-Upload ?
MfG Echo

@SoundtrackFred

Hallo,
ja und nein. Ein Video zu "North by Northwest" gab es schon mal aber nicht von der selben Quelle und nicht in dieser Weise geschnitten. :-)

@Mark.G475

https://youtu.be/MfmSddLYp3g the best lines in the movie!🍻🧀🇺🇸🇩🇪

@EchoUnready

@@SoundtrackFred Hi
Vielen Dank für deine Antwort.
MfG Echo

@magicopotito

2y↑1

Philip Glass has been (will be) here.

@chuckfrost5624

The theme here is edited.

@aarongranda7825

3y↑1

Martin landau was so mean.

@johndates9827

37w↑1

"You see mother these men kidnapped me and tried to kill me by pouring a bottle pf bourbon down my throat.............No mother, they did not give me a chaser."
😂

@Dra741

If you ever live in New York City this is what really happened

@franknemeth7430

3y↑2

Herrmann and Hitchcock = Grant

@unowen-nh9ov

Grant had been working in film for a 3 decades & was soon to retire, veteran of several Hitchcock classics (should have starred in Rear Window, who believes Grace Kelly chasing Jimmy Stewart?!).

@carolinegodden4364

1y↑1

☰ 👍 🐦 🕊 💕 🌌

@SigfriedNothung

2y↑1

The "jewish" genius of Bernard Hermann

@Dra741

I'll never forget the Oak Room at the plaza they refused me the best table in the plaza, for two years and then one day I came in at the Mandan I want to know why I can't have this table? Don't you know who I think I am questrom and they said it's Donald Trump stable and he also Hotel