Friday Music: Suite from The Magnificent Seven
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I’ve mused that the only place we have “great” music in the last few decades are from Movies and such – like Star Wars, and I would add this piece.
But as movies go SJW and PC, so the music goes with them. Beyond the extra long opening credits, the theme songs have been more than forgettable.
I hope when Arkhaven Films or others gets going, they seek excellence such that the theme music itself is considered and rises to greatness
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