Leap of Faith: William Friedkin on “The Exorcist”In the early 70's, director William Friedkin was coming off the Oscar winning triumph of "The French Connection" when he signed on to adapt William Peter Blatty's best selling horror novel, and the end product would define shock cinema for the decade. Filmmaker Alexandre Philippe ("Memory: The Origins of Alien") sat down with Friedkin for a deep dive on his iconic effort, where he shares his memories of the production and explains how his creative

which features Mark Peterson on bass and Aubrey Dayle on drums

wit (and a nod to Classical formal traditions) are present in abundance

with music rooted in ancient Gregorian chant all the way through to contemporary works charting the course of Holy Week and Easter

2021 release from the multi-award winning boy band's first body of work to be released in over eight years

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Disc Two features a blistering live performance (18 tracks) from the Rex Club in Paris on 13 April 1988

and scored several works for ballet: Reflections (Houston Ballet) and Principia (NYCB)

Except for the "Norwegian Bridal Procession from Pictures from Life in the Country

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the instrumentals range from quiet and provocative to sultry and suggestive and feature a wide assortment of outstanding instrumentalists such as jazz guitar greats Mundell Lowe