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Danny Elfman & Tim Burton 25th Anniversary Music Box
Danny Elfman & Tim Burton 25th Anniversary Music Box
'The Danny Elfman & Tim Burton 25th Anniversary Music Box,' a very special box set that features expansions of the 13 original scores that Elfman has composed for Burton's iconic films. This is a newly-produced library of 16 CDs each packaged with artwork by Burton, adding up to more than 19 hours of music, including 7 hours of previously-unreleased Masters, demos, work tapes and other rarities.
-Among the 19 hours of music are seven hours of previously unreleased music including such rarities as additional masters, cut songs, song and score demos, work tapes, orchestra-only song mixes, and foreign-language songs.
-'Danse Macabre: 25 Years of Danny Elfman and Tim Burton': A meticulously researched, lavishly illustrated 250+ page fine linen-wrapped hardbound book, entitled with gold foil stamping, and featuring a foreword by Johnny Depp. The book also includes rare photos, stories, and interviews from the cast and crew behind the scenes of this classic music from the early days of Elfman's band Oingo Boingo to the recent blockbuster film 'Alice in Wonderland.' Interviewed are such collaborators and peers as Guillermo Del Toro, Phillip Glass, Paul Haggis, James Newton Howard, Tom Jones, Michael Keaton, Ang Lee, Errol Morris, Thomas Newman, Catherine O'Hara, Jon Peters, Paul Reubens, David Rockwell, Scott Rudin, Marc Shaiman, Howard Shore, Twyla Tharp, Gus Van Sant, and Richard Zanuck. This comprehensive 10x10 keepsake book is written by acclaimed film-music journalist Jeff Bond and designed by Grammy-winning designer Matt Taylor.
-An hour-long exclusive, newly filmed DVD featuring an extended conversation between Burton and Elfman as they reflect on their quarter-century of collaboration.
-As a collectible created exclusively for this treasure box of music and inspired by the art of Tim Burton, a distinctive Skeleton Key USB Flash Drive has been designed. A pull of the key unlocks a USB drive loaded with MP3s of the entire contents of this Music Box. From 'Pee-Wee's Big Adventure' through 'Alice In Wonderland,' it's all here, including bonus tracks, demos, work tapes, and other rarities.
-Newly created liner notes by Elfman discuss each expanded score and the bonus material.
A collection of music as unique as Elfman's for the films of Tim Burton needed to be housed in something equally special, wondrous, and whimsical. Designed to evoke a treasure chest found in a mysterious attic, 'The Danny Elfman & Tim Burton 25th Anniversary Music Box' is a work of art in itself. Grammy-winning designer Matt Taylor has transformed previously unseen art by Burton and crafted a large scale, tin-covered music box complete with an embedded music chip playing 'The Music Box Suite,' arranged and performed by Elfman specifically for this historic collection.
And to literally top it all off, with a flip of the lid, a delightful working zoetrope is revealed featuring strips of art and photos by Tim Burton and Danny Elfman that come to animated life with a spin.
Disc 1: Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Disc 2: Beetlejuice
Disc 3: Batman - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 4: Batman Returns- Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 5: Edward Scissorhands - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 6: Tim Burton's The Night Before Christmas - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 7: Mars Attacks! - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 8: Sleepy Hollow - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 9: Planet Of The Apes - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 10: Big Fish - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 11: Charlie And The Chocolate Factory - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 12: Tim Burton's Corpse Bride - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 13: Alice In Wonderland - Original Motion Picture Score
Disc 14: Oddities And Ends 1985-2010
Disc 15: Curious And Curiouser Song Demos 1985-2010
Disc 16: Notes And Notions-Orchestra Only Versions 1985-2010
Hay un disco 17 que, firmado por Danny Elfman, se envío en navidad a los mil primeros compradores como madelanto de la edición y disculpándose por los retrasos.
Sólo los 100 promeros vienen numerados y firmados.
Dónde se puede comprar: Aquí en amazon o en la propia página de que Burton y Elfman han creado para la ocasión
La caja viene perfectamente protegida.
El zoótropo viene metido dentro de la caja de música para evitar roturas. Lo he saado para que se vea bien cómo es.
Lo he vuelto a colocar en su posición original. Veamos primero los cuatro lados de la caja de música. Todos viene con las estampaciones en relieve.
Cuando retiramos la tapa-zoótropo esto es lo que vemos dentro de la caja:
A un lado los discos. En el lado opuesto un grueso libro lujosamente encuadernado que repasa la filmografía de Burton y su relación con el músico. En medio, y en el fondo de la caja, una pieza metálica para almacenar todas las tiras con las que se usa el zoótropo. Colocadas en el fondo de la caja también encuentramos un sobre con una carta de Elfman, una llave USB con toda la música en formato mp3 y el cerfificado con el número de la edición.
Vamos con los discos:
Son 16 cds: 12 con las bandas sonoras y tres de extras y rarezas.
Además del disco 16. Sólo con los mil primeros. y firmado por Danny Elfman.
Así es el DVD con la conversación entre Burton Y Elfman.
Así son las bandas sonoras: Tienen una portada especial, pero dentro traen una reproducción de la portada original.
Ahora vamos con el libro. Con una cinta roja que lo rodea y encaudernado en tapa dura, se trata de un lujoso tomo de más de 250 páginas que, con prólogo de Johnny Depp, repasa la carrrera de Elfman y su relación con el Burton película a película.
Ahora vamos con lo que encontramos en el fondo de la caja.
El sobre con la carta del músico.
Aquí la llave USB.
Y el certificado.
Y, como decía, en el centro, las tiras para usar el zoótropo.
Una imagen del conjunto.
Aquí un pequeño vídeo hecho con la cámara de fotos para que se vea el efecto del zoótropo.
Lo que me he olvidado de grabar es la música de la cája de música. pero para eso os dejo un vídeo del unboxing que lo deja todo mucho más claro.
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Aquí más información sobre el DVD:
"A Conversation with Danny Elfman & Tim Burton"
On September 12, 2010, legendary director Tim Burton and celebrated composer Danny Elfman sat down in the control room of London’s renowned Air Lyndhurst Studios to discuss their 25-year collaboration. The results, an exclusive DVD—A Conversation With Danny Elfman & Tim Burton—provides a fascinating glimpse into the minds behind the movies and music as they discuss every film and score in their storied collaboration. From the fear and excitement of their first feature Pee-wee’s Big Adventure, through the challenges of Batman, through the struggles and ultimate triumph of Alice In Wonderland, these two men reminisce about a partnership that has spanned a quarter century and redefined how we listen to movies.
With humor, candor, and insight, Burton and Elfman remember the creation of classics like The Nightmare Before Christmas, Beetlejuice, and Edward Scissorhands.
This hour-long bonus DVD was created exclusively for this Music Box collection.
Aquí más información sobre los cds:
Unreleased music and expanded soundtracks.
For the last 25 years, collectors and fans have been asking for expanded soundtracks featuring music left off the original album releases. Now, for the first time, all 13 Elfman/Burton film soundtracks have been enhanced to include additional masters of missing music previously excluded from their initial release.
In addition, this box set will include the premiere release of the original soundtrack album of Burton and Elfman's first collaboration, Pee-wee's Big Adventure. After a quarter of a century, the original soundtrack recordings have been discovered, edited and mastered by Danny Elfman. Also included are highlights of the score's re-recording.
This collection also includes bonus tracks of music created by Elfman for Tim Burton's projects outside the world of cinema, including scores to television (Beetlejuice: The Animated Series and expanded versions of The Jar and Family Dog), the web (The World Of Stainboy), and the debut release of the incidental music to Tim Burton's exhibit for the Museum of Modern Art.
A major, previously unheard rarity is the discovery of demos of Danny Elfman's unused score for the Edward Scissorhands Ballet. Foreshadowing Elfman's symphony, Serenada Schizophrana, and his Twyla Tharp ballet, Rabbit And Rogue, this unused score offers a fascinating glimpse into one of Elfman's most beautiful and ambitious works.
For a glimpse behind the scenes of the creation of his music, Danny Elfman has reached into his archive to find rare, never-before-heard work tapes and score demos, including early drafts of his music for Batman, Beetlejuice, Edward Scissorhands, Batman Returns, Big Fish, and Alice In Wonderland.
Elfman has also unearthed early demos of the songs from his three Burton musicals (Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas, Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, and Tim Burton's Corpse Bride) featuring Elfman singing all the parts of all the characters. Song's cut from these films have also been discovered, including “Erased" from Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride and an unreleased rock song, “This Time," created to promote The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Another sight into Elfman's process is provided via percussion and synth-and-percussion-only versions of his innovative score to the Planet Of The Apes.
As a bonus treat, instrumental, orchestra-only versions of all the songs from each of his musicals have become part of this compilation. A sampling of fascinating foreign-language versions of songs from The Nightmare Before Christmas are also part of this package.
Another bonus feature is the inclusion of Elfman's demos of the themes for the Burton-produced animated feature, 9.
Fan-requested rarities and obscurities have also been included, such as the “Beetlejuice Commercial," the film version of “The Landing" from Mars Attacks!, the film version of the “Christmas Eve Montage" from The Nightmare Before Christmas, additional battle music from Alice In Wonderland, and versions of “Victor's Piano Solo" and “The Piano Duet" from Corpse Bride appear without dialogue. Even the Singing Elves have been added back into the mix of Nightmare’s “What's This?"
To help celebrate this unique 25th anniversary commemorative release, Danny Elfman has arranged and recorded four exclusive Music Box Suites featuring new, music box-flavored renditions of songs from such scores as Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands, and Pee-wee's Big Adventure.
This collection has also allowed Danny Elfman a unique opportunity to remaster his scores with particular emphasis on improving sonics on both Batman and Sleepy Hollow. In the case of Batman, a better-sounding source of the music was located and re-edited to re-create a superior version of this legendary soundtrack album.
Sobre la llave USB:
As a collectible created exclusively for this treasure box of music, a distinctive Skeleton Key USB Flash Drive has been designed—inspired by the art of Tim Burton. A pull of the key unlocks a USB drive loaded with MP3s of the entire contents of this Limited-Edition Music Box. From Pee-wee’s Big Adventure through Alice In Wonderland, it’s all there, including all the bonus tracks, demos, work tapes, and other rarities.
Sobre el libro:
THE DANNY ELFMAN & TIM BURTON 25TH ANNIVERSARY MUSIC BOX is accompanied by a fine linen-wrapped hardbound book with gold foil stamping produced exclusively for this collection. This meticulously researched and lavishly illustrated 250+ page book features a foreword by Johnny Depp, as well as rare photos, stories, and interviews from the cast and crew, behind-the-scenes of this classic music—from the early days of Elfman’s band Oingo Boingo to the recent blockbuster film, Alice In Wonderland.
This comprehensive 10"x10" keepsake book, DANSE MACABRE: 25 YEARS OF DANNY ELFMAN AND TIM BURTON is written by acclaimed film-music journalist Jeff Bond and designed by Grammy-winning designer Matt Taylor.
Also accompanying each CD are newly created liner notes by Danny Elfman discussing each expanded score and their bonus material of Additional Masters, Song and Score Demos, Work Tapes, Orchestra-Only Song Mixes, and Foreign Language Versions.
Over 80 actors, writers, directors, composers, editors, singers, and others were interviewed to paint a compelling picture of this historic teaming of Elfman and Burton.
Interviewed are such collaborators and peers as:
Allison Abbate (producer)
Bill Abbott (music editor)
Jon Amiel (director)
John August (writer)
Bob Badami (music editor)
Rick Baker (makeup artist)
Steve Bartek (orchestrator)
Timur Bekmambetov (director)
Jon Brion (composer)
Paul Broucek (music department)
Jon Burlingame (author)
Tim Burton (director)
Carter Burwell (composer)
Bruce Cohen (producer)
Denise Di Novi (producer)
Guillermo Del Toro (director)
Alexandre Desplat (composer)
Bruce Dukov (concert master)
Danny Elfman (composer)
Laura Engel (agent)
Bobby Fernandez (engineer)
Mike Gerhard (record producer)
Michael Giacchino (composer)
Philip Glass (composer)
Taylor Hackford (director)
Paul Haggis (director)
Don Hahn (producer)
Rick Heinrichs (production designer)
Dan Jinks (producer)
Joe Johnston (director)
Jeffrey Jones (actor)
Tom Jones (singer)
Michael Keaton (actor)
Lukas Kendall (record producer)
Mike Knobloch (music department)
Richard Kraft (agent)
Robert Kraft (music department)
Gary LeMel (music department)
Chris Lebenzon (editor)
Ang Lee (director)
Dan Vebber (writer)
Derek Frey (associate producer)
Helena Bonham Carter (actress)
Deborah Lurie (composer)
John Mauceri (conductor)
Chris Montan (music department)
Erroll Morris (director)
Mark Mothersbaugh (composer)
Shawn Murphy (engineer)
Lennie Neihaus (conductor)
Kathy Nelson (music department)
Thomas Newman (composer)
James Newton Howard (composer)
Catherine O’Hara (actress)
Bobbi Page (singer)
Ken Page (actor)
Jon Peters (producer)
John Powell (composer)
Brett Ratner (director)
Paul Reubens (actor)
Emil Richards (musician)
David Rockwell (architect)
Doreen Ringer Ross (BMI)
Joe Roth (producer)
Deep Roy (actor)
Scott Rudin (producer)
Dennis Sands (engineer)
Ellen Segal (music editor)
Henry Selick (director)
Marc Shaiman (composer)
Edward Shearmur (composer)
Howard Shore (composer)
Alan Silvestri (composer)
Randy Spendlove (music department)
Twyla Tharp (choreographer)
Caroline Thompson (writer)
Suzanne Todd (producer)
Robert Townson (record producer)
Gus Van Sant (director)
Billy Weber (editor)
Bo Welch (production designer)
Richard Zanuck (producer)
Taylor White (collector)
Sobre el zoótropo:
A collection of music as unique as Danny Elfman’s for the film of Tim Burton needed to be housed in something equally special, wondrous, and whimsical. Designed to evoke a treasure chest found in a mysterious attic, The Danny Elfman & Tim Burton 25th Anniversary Music Box is a work of art in itself. Grammy-winning designer Matt Taylor has transformed previously unseen art by Tim Burton and crafted a large scale, tin-covered music box complete with an embedded music chip playing “The Music Box Suite” arranged and performed by Danny Elfman specifically for this historic collection.
And to literally top it all off, with a flip of the lid, a delightful working zoetrope is revealed featuring strips of art and photos by Tim Burton and Danny Elfman that come to animated life with a spin.
With compartments for the 16 expanded-score CDs, 250+ page hardcover book Danse Macabre: 25 Years Of Danny Elfman And Tim Burton, the bonus DVD “A Conversation With Danny Elfman & Tim Burton,” and the collectible Skeleton Key USB Drive, this is a massive box set worthy of any coffee table or desk.
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