Charles Gerhardt conducting the National Philharmonic Orchestra (1974).
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Peyton Place (1957) – Primary Title – Franz Waxman
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@esb1250 This music has the same effect on me. I looked at your profile and saw that your music is my music. I mean, how many people know that Doris Day sang the definitive version of “My Secret Love?” Well., goodby now, I’m headed for my hanky box.
who killed Alison ?
Thank you so much!
Everytime I listen to this theme,…It makes me want to start crying. I think of all the things I did as a child that I loved and the people I will never see again in this life. It makes me feel a longing for all the good things that were a part of my childhood.
This movie has been one of my favorites for many years and I never get tired of seeing it. The “part” which starts at :55 gives me such a feeling of longing and sadness of the heart. Music is a powerful thing. As is stated at the end of the movie I wish I could find the person who is looking for the love I carry within my heart.
When you watch something like this, it makes todays movies so hard to watch.
So much dreck out there now.
Total schmaltz. I love it.
This and the theme from To Kill a Mockingbird. Both are beautifully done and evoke the emotions of the film.
One of the most lyrically beautiful scores ever written for a movie.