From the Bridge
Andy Milne
Record Tracklist
- And The Children Shall Lead
- All our Yesterdays
- Regeneration
- And The Children Shall Lead
- Breaking the Ice
- Learning Curve
- The Apple
- In the Mirror, Darkly
- Brothers
- Tomorrow is Yesterday
- Real Life
- City on the Edge of Forever
- A Matter of Perspective
- Cost of Living
- The Conscience of the King
- Rediscovered Country
- Distant Voices
- And The Children Shall Lead
- Unexpected
- The Conscience of the King
- Non Sequitur
- Live Fast and Prosper
- Observer Affect
- A Private little War
- Homeward
- The Conscience of the King
Producers: | Andy Milne & Avery Brooks |
Executive Producers: | William Shatner, David Zappone, Craig Thompson Kevin Layne and Andy Milne |
Musicians: | Andy Milne – piano Grégoire Maret – harmonica (5, 8, 19, 23) Chris Tordini – bass (7) |
Voices: | William Shatner (2, 6, 9, 13, 17, 22) Patrick Stewart (9, 13) Kate Mulgrew (6, 22) Avery Brooks (17) |
All music composed and arranged by: Andy Milne
Published by: Triborg Publishing (SESAC/GEMA) |
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Recorded at: | Firehouse Recording Studios, Pasadena, CA (May 29th-31st, 2011) |
Engineered by: | Aaron Field, Jeremy Underwood |
Mixed at: | John Kilgore Sound, New York, NY (June 11th-12th, 2011) |
Mixed by: | John Kilgore, Andy Milne |
Mastered by: | Andy Milne |
Design: | CG Design |
Photography: | Judy Kirtley |
Special Thanks: | Avery Brooks, William Shatner, Patrick Stewart & Kate Mulgrew |
Additional Thanks: | Dave Zappone, Kevin Layne, La Tanya Hall, The Civitella Foundation, Tim Posgate, Ken Druker, Brian Bacchus, Staci Hardt, Judy Kirtley, Eirik Grinde, Christine Caplice, Philip Rotter, Andrew Beatty and Graemme Brown |
The opportunity to compose the soundtrack for William Shatner’s “The Captains” came my way as a result of my long association with Avery Brooks. I have had the pleasure of knowing and performing with Avery for many years. When he broached the subject of my scoring the film, I was instantly intrigued, never revealing I’d been a Star Trek fan since I was a teenager. Over the years, I had composed music inspired by Star Trek characters and used episodes for song titles. This, however, would be something different. Acting as the third voice between William Shatner and the five actors who succeeded him as captains, seemed potentially alien and, at the same time, familiar.Fast forward to the point when Avery Brooks and William Shatner first shared their idea for how the music would interact with the film. I suppose the words that came to my mind were, “Seriously? ☺⚠⚡★!, no problem.” It would be a series of spontaneous relationships, framed by bookends of linguistic cadence, contrast and subtle references to the history of music within the Star Trek universe. To that spontaneous end, I decided to include dialog from the film for six of the pieces, which I felt produced a particularly musical outcome. Given my Star Trek history, naming the compositions after episode titles seemed fitting as well, providing an opportunity to discover points of synergy. My new association with William Shatner will continue with additional episodes, but in the mean time, thanks for listening. Enjoy. Andy Milne |
“…Andy Milne is brilliant… His spirit is bright. He is inventive, very creative and I believe this foray into film scoring is exciting for Andy and especially for us…”
Avery Brooks
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“Working with Andy Milne on The Captains was a great experience. He has a creativity and a passion that is enviable.”
William Shatner
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