
The Soundtrack Show is a look at film scores and soundtracks for some of the most popular movies, TV Shows, Video Games and Theater pieces of all time.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 109 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryTV & FilmMusic HistoryMusic | |||

Perhaps the most significant piece of Star Wars music of the prequel trilogy, "Duel of the Fates" for chorale and orchestra boldly captures the struggle between light and darkness. We discuss the personal influences that composer John Williams brings... more
In 1999, Star Wars and its music were about to change forever. In this introductory episode to the Phantom Menace and prequel trilogy, we discuss how George Lucas and composer John Williams had changed the entertainment industry with their genius, an... more
Part 2 of our interview with The Lord of the Rings sound designer David Farmer. We discuss the sounds of the Balrog, the Ents, and other various creatures across all three films. David also describes his technical workflow, and speaks with great fond... more
The Lord of the Rings sound designer David Farmer joins us for an interview about his work on the films of Middle-Earth.
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This is an amazing show even though I have only heard the first three episodes.
A quick idea is that you listeners should listen to Art of the Score, but I should warn you, it is full of humour that is not funny…
Anyways, this show is very interesting and thanks to the host David W. Collins.
It’s informative, interesting, and entertaining.
Thank you.
PS remember Journey from episode 3, Great Melodies Tell Great Stories, Art of the Score did an-2 hour long-episode on that…
I am an illustrator in a family of musicians, but the thing we all have in common is our love of a good story. I love how the host takes us through the stories of all these scores! Though I tell stories through comic books, I love hearing about how composers tell stories through music! 💖
This show has been a comfort for me since it was launched. It’s polished, well produced, and endlessly fascinating.
HE'S BACK!
If you’re looking for the above qualities, look no further. This show is truly a gem among all the podcasts out there. Unlike many shows that are just people talking to each other, the care and editing that David W Collins puts into the show is inspiring. I love music, but this show helps put words into why a theme or motif captures the heart. Thank you David, and I hope you continue to make this amazing show!
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This show offers in-depth, music-focused explorations of film scores, soundtracks, and the score-driven storytelling behind popular movies, TV, games, and theater. Across episodes, the host unpacks orchestration, motifs, leitmotifs, and the historical context of composers like John Williams and Howard Shore, often tying musical choices to narrative arcs, character development, and cultural impact. Notable strengths include rigorous musical analysis, detailed episode walkthroughs, and accessible explanations that make complex score work engaging for both casual listeners and music professionals. The format frequently blends historical context with technical insight, providing enriching listening for anyone curious about how soundtracks shape... more
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