Pat Metheny

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1999 – A MAP OF THE WORLD
(Warner Bros.)	Guitarist Pat Metheny's exceptional compositional skills reached another plateau with the beautiful score for the film A MAP OF THE WORLD. Here, with a full orchestral accompaniment, Metheny explores the pastoral sound of the acoustic guitar and coaxes from it some of the most emotionally rich music he has ever composed. Metheny captures the spirit of the rural setting of the film, drawing on the sounds of his childhood. On its own, the music emphasises the exceptional care with which Metheny undertakes his art, gently caressing the music from the instrument until it reaches its full potential. ~ Amazon.com Buy @ Amazon Special Feature Map of the World Clip 1 Map of the World Clip 2 Musicians: Pat Metheny and orchestra
1999 – THE TASTE OF OTHERS
	Nominated for an Academy Award for best non-english language film, THE TASTE OF OTHERS uses the Pat Metheny/Lyle Mays composition "Au Lait" through out the film. It was directed by Agnès Jaoui and stars Gérard Lanvin, Alain Chabat, Agnès Jaoui, Jean-Pierre Bacri, Anne Alvaro, Brigitte Catillon. Buy @ Amazon.com The Taste of Others Clip
1997 – PASSAGGIO PER IL PARADISO
(Geffen)	This is a great soundtrack/filmscore by a fabulous musician. I highly recommend watching the film. It's english title is "Gentle into the Night". You can't help but appreciate the genius and expertise that went into composing for this movie. The pieces reflect the various themes and characterizations in the film. The "main title" and it's various treatments are a joy to listen to. ~ Amazon.com Listen / Buy @ Amazon Special Feature Passaggio Per Il Paradiso Clip Musicians: Pat Metheny	Tracks: Theme From 'Passaggio Per ll Paradiso' Marta's Theme The Roads Of Marche Marta's House Story Wolf Story Marta's Stag Story Learning On The Road Private Eye Marta On The Bus, Marta In The Fields Remembering Home, Meeting The Kids Renato's Theme Finale (It's Always Worth The Trouble) Don't Forget - (Renato's Theme)
1993 – THE SILENT ALARM
	We first see the boy hesitant and cautious about letting a strange man into his life. We soon learn the boy is not the loveable guy he appears to be. The story is told brilliantly with very few words, driven by great direction and Pat Metheny's great score. Directed by Rob Morrow (Northern Exposure, Numbers). The Silent Alarm
1989 – BIG TIME
	Pat Metheny composed and performed the music for this American Playhouse production, produced by Marcus Viscidi and directed by Jan Egleson. Buy @ Amazon.com Big Time Clip
1988 – ADIEUX
	Original composition for Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal, choreographed by Richard Levi which premiered at the 1988 Festival International de Jazz de Montreal. Pat performed this music live! Adieux Clip 1 Adieux Clip 2 Adieux Clip 3
1987 – LEMON SKY
	Pat Metheny composed and recorded the score along with Jack DeJohnette's solo improvised drumming for this American Playhouse (PBS) special. The play starred Kevin Bacon and Lindsay Crouse and was directed by Jan Egleson. Buy @ Amazon.com Lemon Sky Clip
1986 – ORPHANS
	The Steppenwolf Theater Company of Chicago performed this electrifying play which featured an assortment of compositions by Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays. Following rave reviews, the play moved to Off Broadway and then to London where Albert Finney joined the cast.
1986 – STEVEN SPIELBERG'S AMAZING STORIES (GRANDPA'S GHOST)
	Pat Metheny composed and performed the music for this episode of Steven Speilberg's "Amazing Stories," directed by Timothy Hutton. Amazing Stories Clip
1985 – THE FALCON & THE SNOWMAN
	"His prolific output, indelible sound, and innate versatility would earmark Pat Metheny as an obvious candidate for film music, making this 1985 foray into film scoring remarkable for its singularity .... the choir and orchestra added to expand the music's sweep." - amazon.com Buy @Amazon The Falcon and the Snowman Clip 1 The Falcon and the Snowman Clip 2 Musicians: Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays, Steve Rodby, Paul Wertico, Pedro Aznar, David Bowie
1985 – TWICE IN A LIFETIME
	Pat Metheny composed and recorded the score for this film starring Gene Hackman, Ellen Burstyn and Ann Margaret. Bud Yorkin produced and directed the film. Buy @ Amazon.com Twice in a Lifetime Clip
1984 – FANDANGO
(Warner Bros.)	This Warner Brothers Pictures release, produced by Steven Spielberg and directed by Kevin Reynolds, features approximately nine minutes of music from Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays' ECM album, As Falls Wichita, So Falls Wichita Falls in the motion picture's score. Buy @ Amazon.com Fandango Clip
1983 – UNDER FIRE
	Pat Metheny was guest soloist with the London Symphony Orchestra on the film score and soundtrack, composed and conducted by Jerry Goldsmith and nominated for an Academy Award. An Orion Pictures release, the motion picture starred Nick Nolte and Gene Hackman, produced by Jonathan Taplin and directed by Roger Spottiswoode. Buy @ Amazon.com Under Fire Clip
1983 – THE TENDER AGE aka Little Sister
	Soundtrack composed, and performed by Pat Metheny for this riveting 1983 American Playhouse film starring John Savage and directed by Jan Egleson. The Tender Age Clip 1 The Tender Age Clip 2
1979 – THE SEARCH FOR SOLUTIONS
	A nine part television series, produced by J.C. Crimmins for PBS. Music composed, arranged and performed by Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays. Series aired nationally over PBS in April, 1979 The stated purpose of "The Search for Solutions" is to stimulate interest in science and technology, primarily among the young. The film comprises nine 18-minute sections touching on various aspects of scientific inquiry that its makers say can be shown as a whole, as it is in this engagement, or in any combination of its parts. The Search for Solutions Clip
1978 – CHRISTIAN DIOR COMMERCIAL
	This famous commercial uses music from Pat & Lyle's tune, AS FALLS WICHITA, SO FALLS WICHITA FALLS. Christian Dior Perfume Commercial Musicians: Pat Metheny, Lyle Mays