I had never seen Dreyer's The Passion of Joan of Arc but was fortunate enough to see it in class on Thursday. It was...I'm not sure how to describe it and I'm not sure if I like it but it was an overwhelming piece of cinema. If you're serious about cinema and haven't seen it then you must ASAP.
However, and as I listen to it now, Richard Einhorn's Voices of Light score for the film is now in my top ten favorite scores. It is made up of choir, cello, and a few instruments I can't easily identify. There are more than a few of you fine folks who I know who would appreciate this score. Anything I could say would not do it justice.
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