I thought I would share this here, as others might have interest in it.
As many of you are, I am a huge fan of Jerry Goldsmith's work on Star Trek: The Motion Picture. But while I've seen the main title theme, and Ilia's theme, performed numerous times by various orchestras, it's rare that you see an orchestra actually do the cues from the film itself.
I ran across this video on YouTube of an orchestra performing "The Enterprise" which is, in my opinion, the best cue of the film. As with all live performances, it has some slight variations from the original recording we all know and love, but I thought it was very faithful to the original overall.
Thought you might enjoy it.
[YT]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1Cvyrvxlbk[/YT]
As many of you are, I am a huge fan of Jerry Goldsmith's work on Star Trek: The Motion Picture. But while I've seen the main title theme, and Ilia's theme, performed numerous times by various orchestras, it's rare that you see an orchestra actually do the cues from the film itself.
I ran across this video on YouTube of an orchestra performing "The Enterprise" which is, in my opinion, the best cue of the film. As with all live performances, it has some slight variations from the original recording we all know and love, but I thought it was very faithful to the original overall.
Thought you might enjoy it.
[YT]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1Cvyrvxlbk[/YT]
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