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söndag 19 september 2010
Rob's Sister Lizzy Talks About Being Part Of The 'Twilight' Score
You all remember this scene.. when we first saw Edward strut into the cafeteria and on to the big screen.
His sister Lizzy sings those lovely vocals you hear in the background, and in a new interview she talks about her experience and contribution to Twilight.
You wrote a song for "Twilight," what is it like hearing your song on film?
Here's the track again *without* the distraction of Rob walking into the room
You can read the rest of Lizzy's interview over at Cellardoor (Look up page 108). Also check out her MySpace page to hear some of her music and dates when you can watch her perform live.
Photos: Coolspotters.com, EdwardandBella.net
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You wrote a song for "Twilight," what is it like hearing your song on film?
It wasn't a song as such; I sang ambient background vocals on the film score. My vocals are probably most prominent on the piece 'Who Are They' at the moment Edward Cullen first appears in the cafeteria scene. I recorded the vocals with Carter Burwell and Catherine Hardwicke at Hans Zimmer's studio in Los Angeles and Air Studios in London. They were both such amazing people to work with and it was fascinating to see and hear how much the music affects the mood of the scene. I feel honoured to have been a part of the film, albeit a very small part. It was so much fun!Okay, now let's relive the moment!
Here's the track again *without* the distraction of Rob walking into the room
You can read the rest of Lizzy's interview over at Cellardoor (Look up page 108). Also check out her MySpace page to hear some of her music and dates when you can watch her perform live.
Photos: Coolspotters.com, EdwardandBella.net
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"Music from the Twilight Saga" on Blu-ray in December 4!
In an early alert to retailers Summit Entertainment has announced plans to bring “Music from the Twilight Saga Soundtracks: Videos and Performances – Volume 1” to Blu-ray Disc on December 4th to coincide with the release of the latest film. The release will include music videos of the songs featured on the motion picture soundtracks for these films as well as live musical performances of those songs. The tech specs (aside from a 100 minute runtime) for the release and details have yet to be announced, but stay tuned and we’ll try to keep you updated if we hear anything further. Also worth noting, the subtitle of “Volume 1″ makes me think that Summit has plans to release more of these possibly. The title is already available for PRE-ORDER over at Amazon with a $24.49 price tag.
The musical artists featured on this volume include:
Muse
Paramore
Death Cab for Cutie
Cee Lo Green
Anya Marina
Mutemath
Lupe Fiasco
Editors
The Magic Numbers & Amadou & Mariam
Collective Soul
Eastern Conference Champions
O.A.R.
Metric
Fanfarlo
Iron & Wine
Sia
Bon Iver & St. Vincent
Sea Wolf
The Black Ghosts
Hurricane Bells
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