"Welcome to a special Justice League themed edition of The Scoring Session. In this run up to the release of the historic first theatrical appearance of the most iconic Superhero Team in comic books we’re going to take a look at the work Hans Zimmer did in establishing themes for Henry Cavill’s Superman and others in the DCEU."  

"Happy Halloween to all my movie score fans, in this special holiday bonus issue we’re going to shift gears to look at one of the simplest and most effective film scores in horror movie history.  I’m of course talking about the brilliantly constructed synth score to John Carpenter’s “Halloween.”

"Welcome back ladies and gentleman, if you feel that a full blown edition of The Scoring Session is overdue – then I come back to you now at the turn of the tide and I come bearing good news.  Not only are we releasing this Lord of the Rings Centric Scoring Session, October may deliver another surprise or two – so keep your eyes peeled for any strange stalking shapes.  Now, without further ado, we begin our long promised journey into Middle Earth…"

"Each month on The Scoring Session we look at the fascinating and complex role musical score plays in the narrative of motion pictures, and today we’re going to shift that focus to the four-color television series’ of The CW."

"...Horner was asked to turn in a score that was stylistically different from what Goldsmith had done for The Motion Picture, and he more than delivered on that promise..."

"At the end of May we lost the incomparable Roger Moore, and July 2017 marks the fortieth anniversary of his most iconic Bond movie: The Spy Who Loved Me.  This site has spent June celebrating Sir Roger and we’re wrapping that up in this piece as we look at the score for the classic 1977 Bond movie."

"The year was 1978 and composer John Williams was fresh off winning the Best Original Score Oscar for his work on Star Wars..."