National Philharmonic Orchestra/Jerry Goldsmith - Secret of N.I.M.H.

Title: Secret of N.I.M.H. Artist: National Philharmonic Orchestra/Jerry Goldsmith Release Date: 1982 Re-Released On: 3/3/1995 Label: Varese Sarabande, UNI Record Duration: 48:17 Album Type(s): soundtrack UPCs: 030206554120, 4005939554125, 884463067998 Genre: Soundtrack Styles: Soundtracks, Film Music, Original Score Moods: Ambitious, Intimate, Sophisticated, Complex, Reflective, Urgent, Dramatic, Searching, Theatrical, Elaborate, Smooth, Warm, Intense Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 4 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

1. Main Title :: National Philharmonic Orchestra
2. Allergic Reaction/Athletic Type :: National Philharmonic Orchestra
3. Flying Dreams Lullaby :: Sally Stevens
4. The Tractor :: National Philharmonic Orchestra
5. The Sentry Reel/The Story of N.I.M.H. :: National Philharmonic Orchestra
6. Escape from N.I.M.H. /In Disguise :: National Philharmonic Orchestra
7. Flying Dreams :: Paul Williams
8. Step Inside My House :: National Philharmonic Orchestra
9. No Thanks :: National Philharmonic Orchestra
10. Moving Day :: National Philharmonic Orchestra
11. The House Raising :: National Philharmonic Orchestra
12. Flying High/End Title :: National Philharmonic Orchestra

Year Type Label Catalog # 1995 CD UNI Record 5541 1994 CD Varese Sarabande ------ CD Varese Sarabande 5541

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With 1982's The Secret of N.I.M.H., Jerry Goldsmith made his first foray into animated film -- he later admitted that the concept proved so foreign to his sensibilities that in the end he approached the project like a live-action feature, composing the same kinds of extended themes and employing the same sort of structural development that typifies so much of his early-'80s output. Listeners raised on a steady diet of post-Little Mermaid Disney soundtracks may have no idea what to make of The Secret of N.I.M.H., but Goldsmith enthusiasts will discover much to savor here. Its sweeping melodies and vivid choral passages are well-matched to the fantasy genre, buoyed by Goldsmith's artful pacing and unerring flair for the dramatic. Most noteworthy is "Flying Dreams," written by Goldsmith but performed by underrated American pop maestro Paul Williams. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

Name Credits Ambrosian Singers ? Arthur Morton Orchestration Jerry Goldsmith Conductor, Composer, Producer John Richards Engineer Len Engle Remix Editing Engineer, ? National Philharmonic Orchestra ? Paul Williams Lyricist Robert Townson Executive Producer Sally Stevens Performer