Various - This Is Cinerama

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1	–Max Steiner	Ladies & Gentlemen, This Is Cinerama Composed By – Max Steiner	01:39
2	–Max Steiner	Stereophonic Sound Demonstration Composed By – Max Steiner	03:00
3	–Georg Friedrich Händel	Messiah: Hallelujah Chorus Composed By – Georg Friedrich Händel	02:33
4	–Paul Sawtell	Venice Sequence Composed By, Arranged By – Paul Sawtell	04:26
5	–Johann Strauss Jr.	On The Beautiful Blue Danube Composed By – Johann Strauss Jr.	03:00
6	–Traditional	Spanish Dancers (trad. "Jotas"	01:19
7	–Giuseppe Verdi	Aida: Dance Of The Nubian Slaves Composed By – Giuseppe Verdi	02:05
8	–Giuseppe Verdi	Aida: Finale, Act II Composed By – Giuseppe Verdi	12:01
9	–Max Steiner	Florida Cypress Gardens Sequence Composed By – Max Steiner	02:47
10	–Roy Webb	Water Show Composed By – Roy Webb	02:56
11	–Roy Webb	Water Ballet Montage Composed By – Roy Webb	05:38
12	–Howard Jackson, Leo Shuken, Max Steiner, Roy Webb	Flight Across America Composed By – Howard Jackson, Leo Shuken, Max Steiner, Roy Webb	10:40
13	–Katharine Lee Bates, Samuel Augustus Ward	America, The Beautiful Composed By – Katharine Lee Bates, Samuel Augustus Ward	01:02
14	–Max Steiner	End Credits Composed By – Max Steiner	01:22
15	–Roy Webb	Exit Music Composed By – Roy Webb	01:59

Notes

Music from the spectacular 1953 movie. Louis Forbes who was music consultant in the movie, never composed even a note for the movie, but due to the fact that composers Max Steiner, Roy Webb and Paul Sawtell who were under contract obligations with other companies at the time, refused to receive a music credit. For that matter, Forbes received an undeserving academy award nomination for the music!!!