My vote is for:
James Horner
Basil Poledouris
David Shire
Dennis McCarthy
Alan Silvestri
The only problem with James Horner is that he would have to consciously stay away from any "Krull" similarities (a good ST BTW, a LOT better than the movie).
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Graeme Revelle.
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This is a little wacky, but I don't think your classical, hollywood standard score is right for chronicles. We need something that can give the feeling that the land imparts on the people inside of it. We cannot easily do this in film. I think the score is a good way to impart this.
I think that Mike Oldfield would be prefect to create the sound of the Land.
I think that Mike Oldfield would be prefect to create the sound of the Land.
