Jerry Goldsmith - Hoosiers

Review by Lars Sonic Seime

Hoosiers is a soundtrack album by the renowned composer Jerry Goldsmith, released in 1987. The album features the music that Goldsmith composed for the sports drama film of the same name, which starred Gene Hackman and Dennis Hopper.

The album opens with the track "Theme from Hoosiers," a rousing and uplifting melody that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Goldsmith's use of brass and percussion instruments gives the music a triumphant and energetic feel, perfectly capturing the spirit of the film.

The album also features several other memorable tracks, such as "The Team" and "First Practice," which showcase Goldsmith's ability to create music that perfectly captures the emotions of the characters on screen. The use of piano and strings in these tracks creates a sense of nostalgia and longing, while the use of drums and percussion adds a sense of urgency and excitement.

Summary by Lars Sonic Seime

Hoosiers is a fantastic soundtrack album that perfectly captures the spirit of the film. Jerry Goldsmith's music is masterful, and his ability to create melodies that evoke emotion is second to none. If you are a fan of film scores or just great music in general, Hoosiers is definitely worth a listen.