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LONDON(AP) - Five-time Oscar-winning composer John Barry, who wrote music for a dozen James Bond films, including "You Only Live Twice" and "Goldfinger" but could not persuade a jury that he composed the suave spy's theme music, has died. He was 77.
Mr. Barry died in New York, where he had lived for some time, on Sunday, his family said. The family did not release the cause of death.
Though his work on the Bond films is among his most famous, the English-born composer wrote a long list of scores, including for "Midnight Cowboy," "Dances with Wolves" and "Body Heat." He was proud of writing both for big action blockbusters and smaller films.
He won two Oscars for "Born Free" (1966), for best score and best song. He also earned statuettes for the scores to "The Lion in Winter" (1968), "Out of Africa" (1985) and "Dances with Wolves" (1990).
His association with Agent 007 began with "Dr. No" in 1962, although his contribution to that film was not credited and is in dispute.
Monty Norman, who was credited as the composer for "Dr. No," sued The Sunday Times in 2001 for reporting that Mr. Barry had composed the theme, working from scraps of Norman's work. Norman won the case, collecting 30,000 pounds ($48,000).
Mr. Barry testified that he was paid 250 pounds to work on the theme music, developing the guitar line from part of Norman's song "Bad Sign, Good Sign," but agreed that Norman would get the credit. He was asked whether Norman wrote the theme and responded, "Absolutely not."
In later years Mr. Barry limited his comment on the case to saying, "If I didn't write it, why did they ask me to do the other ones?"
He subsequently wrote music for "Goldfinger," "From Russia with Love," "Thunderball," "You Only Live Twice," "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," "Diamonds Are Forever," "The Man with the Golden Gun," "Moonraker," "Octopussy," "A View to a Kill" and "The Living Daylights."
Born John Barry Prendergast, he recalled growing up "exposed to the fantasy life of Hollywood" at the eight theaters his father owned in Northern England.
"Rather than talkie-talkie movies, I liked films with excitement and adventure, because they were the ones that had the music," Mr. Barry said in an interview with The Guardian newspaper in 1999.
"It was nice to have the very commercial Bondian thing .x.x. and then at the same time have these smaller movies which were artistically more interesting to do," he said.
Other films included "Robin and Marian," "Somewhere in Time," "The Cotton Club," "Peggy Sue Got Married" and "Howard the Duck." He was also nominated for Oscars for his scores of "Mary, Queen of Scots" (1971) and "Chaplin" (1992).
Mr. Barry trained as a pianist, studied counterpoint with York cathedral organist Francis Jackson, and later took up the trumpet. He founded a jazz group, the John Barry Seven, in 1957.
The group teamed with singer Adam Faith, scoring hits with "What Do You Want?" and "Poor Me," and Barry moved into film work when Faith was tapped to star in "Beat Girl" (titled "Living for Kicks" in the United States).
"The James Bond movies came because we were successful in the pop music world, with a couple of big instrumental hits. They thought I knew how to write instrumental hit music," Barry said in an interview with The Associated Press in 1991.
In an interview in 2008 with The Irish Times, Barry said his success "was not that difficult."
"If you hit the right formula, if you have an instinct for music, if you apply it, if you have the good fortune to meet with certain people who teach you well ... I didn't find it all that difficult," he said.
Mr. Barry was divorced three times. He is survived by his |wife Laurie, his four children and five grandchildren. A private funeral was planned, the family said.
120 Entries
Nazarene Mckinney
February 22, 2017
IT'S HARD TO FORGET SOMEONE WHO GAVE THE WORLD SO MUCH TO REMEMBER....RIH...PRAYERS & BLESSINGS
Valenda Newell
October 28, 2016
A life long fan of Johns music the world is a little more sad without you, a remarkable man I had the pleasure of meeting and photographing him which I will always treasure God Bless.John Glanvill. Kent.England
September 18, 2014
Heartfelt sympathies, love and prayers to The Barry Family, and many thanks to all who nurtured and supported this one-of-a-kind musician and composer. His music touched and blessed so many lives, and I say the world is a better place for it. Listening to his music, today...I found renewed strength and inspiration. What a gift. God bless.
Keri-Lynn
March 8, 2014
Perhaps the greatest composer EVER of beautiful and timeless music set to motion pictures. He will be very missed.
William Piekiel
December 29, 2012
Indeed, his music will live forever.
With thanks for YouTube, I frequently
listen to my favorite of his compositions,lifting my spirits when ebbing low. I listened to his memorial at BBC radio.The note found on his desk
is filled with inspiration.
Martha Hagan
January 7, 2012
Dear Barry and other families,
I am sorry for your loss. God bless him and his family.
Vasilios Emmanuel Glimidakis
June 9, 2011
Some people forget the affect music has on us. I am thankful to have had the pleasure of being entertained and moved by Mr. Barry's music. I hope that grief will be replaced by good memories and the knowledge found at Psalms 37:10,11 that we can live forever on a peaceful clean earth.
Sincerely,
Pam Nesbitt
March 16, 2011
His music will live forever in my heart. So many different events in my life, both good and bad, were remembered and treasured by his music. This man was the quintessential musical genius and will be sadly missed by millions, me included. Rest peacefully master musician.......
Tom Ryan
March 14, 2011
I am looking forward to the Tribute tonight. His music will live forever!
February 27, 2011
The very first record album I purchased? It was "Thunderball"
in 1965. I was 14.
Edward Smith
Lion of Yelm.
Edward Smith
February 27, 2011
It was a pleasure to have met such a wonderful man. A true gentleman if ever there was one.
RIP John Barry.
Tracey Hunt
February 27, 2011
G. Patsis
February 21, 2011
My sincere sympathy to the family of John Barry. It is indeed a sad day for all who loved him through his beautiful scores.
I was very fortunate to have the opportunity to rehearse and conduct "Somewhere in Time" with the Dagenham Crusaders of London in Scotland in 1985.
The deafening standing ovation was most fitting for this sensitive loving composistion.
Mr. Barry, You shall always be with us "Somewhere in Time"
Thomas F. Mc Andrew
February 18, 2011
Dear John Barry,
I can't believe that you died. You were one of my favorite composers of all time. Your score to Out of Africa, Born Free, The Lion in Winter, and Dances with Wolves are some of the most beautiful I've ever seen. You rank right up there with Max Steiner as one of the best composers of all time. Your death has saddened me beyond words. It was the same sadness I felt when Jean Simmons died last year. Shock and sadness. I send my condolences to your family and may God comfort your family at this time. Rest in peace.
Javier Valverde
February 10, 2011
This man brought endless inspiration to me. If it was not for his spiritual understanding of the mind, heart and pure beauty of life, I would have not appreciated life as fully as I do now. As I write this, his sounds haunt me. Sorrows lifted by natures grace that someday we might understand as well as John did.
Carry on John, your soul's beauty will live in eternity.
Steve Ellis
February 9, 2011
Condolences to JohnBarry
He was one of many more
so sorry Hes passed away'
Best theme of a classic was
the Musical for the movie
~~*Bornfree~~**
Victoria
February 7, 2011
The world has lost a great song writer. I'm so sad that John has passed. Though I never met him, I have enjoyed his music for a long time. I've seen many movies not knowing that he had done the score but as soon as the music started I knew it was his. There is a sound in his music that just fills my heart. He will surely be missed. RIP John.
Betty Lanaghan (Steubenville, Ohio)
February 6, 2011
My sincere sympathies to the family of Mr. John Barry. Thank you for sharing him with the world to provide us with some of the most beautiful, inspiring and creative music ever! God Bless you and keep you safe in your time of need.
Joyce Soliz
February 6, 2011
Please accept our warmest sympathies and be comforted knowing that God is "near to those that are broken at heart, and those who are crushed in spirit he saves".-Psalms 34:18
Kay
February 6, 2011
I am so sorry that I was never able to tell Mr Barry how much his music has meant to me for so many years! I always recognized his music... my heart would know it was his music! The soundtrack to "Somewhere In Time" has been a huge part of my life. We played it for my father when he was in intensive care and the nurses thanked us for helping to calm all of the patients. My husband and I visited Mackinac Island with this music as our accompaniment. My sisters and I played it when we took road trips. It is to be played at my funeral!
Mr. Barry wrote music that was heartfelt and meaningful. He was a very creative and talented man!
I send my deepest sympathies to his family and may it help to know that the world is grieving with you!
God bless!
Marlene Daniels
February 6, 2011
To the family of the late Mr.John Barry we thank god for the great talent god gave him,for sharing it with the world.I enjoyed the music of all the James Bond films he help creative he was such an amazing artist.To the family look towards heaven your help is going to come from the lord he will comfort you all give you peace.And may the grace of god comfort you all as you rember your love one.
Corletta Hardy
February 6, 2011
The music from Out of Africa is some of the most beautiful ever composed. My sympathies to the family of this wonderfully creative and touching artist.
Chris Garrett
February 5, 2011
My condolences to you and your family in the death of your loved one. My the God of all comfort, comfort you as you grieve. He will be greatly missed, for I enjoyed the music of bond movies and my favorite song that he composed was "Born Free". One of my favorite movies is "Dances with Wolves". My prayers go out to you. LC(Hammond)
Linda Conley
February 5, 2011
I just loved his music. It really touched my heart. Sadly missed but always remembered.
February 5, 2011
His music will be his legacy for many years to come. I will never forget the theme for 'Somewhere In Time' and 'Out of Africa'. My sympathies to his family and may his music live forever.
Wanda Pitser
February 4, 2011
Mr. Barry touched many lives with his music. He will be sorely missed, never forgotten.
Kerry Reynard
February 4, 2011
Condolences to John's family. He has made a mark on the world of music that will last forever. A true talent.
Brenda & Bob Benham
February 4, 2011
We always looked forward to John Barry's scores and movie themes. His music often time made the movie and always evoked the scenes from any film he enhanced.
Ron and Barbara Miller
Carlbad, CA
February 3, 2011
Dear Barry Family, we have never met, however my wife and I wish to extend our deepest sympathy for your loss
Richard&Debbie Agnello
February 3, 2011
One of the giants alongside Max Steiner, Alex North, Dmitri Tiomkin, and Henry Mancini. What rich legacy all of them have given us.
Clayton Pennylegion
February 3, 2011
My condolences to all the family. Mr Barry certainly had a talent as a composer. I enjoy his music, and my the family be comfort in his memories, and music. Please read (2Corinthains 1:3,4.) Jackson Gap, Al.
February 3, 2011
You will live forever in your music and in those who enjoy the gift that you were given to share with so many in your music. I will always consider "Somewhere In Time" one of my all time favorites. Kind of says a lot about you and your passion for music. My prayers to your family.
Esther Hall
February 3, 2011
One of my very favorites. Love Dances with Wolves, love Out of Africa. He and his talent will truly be missed.
February 2, 2011
Your hauntingly beautiful music from Somewhere in Time will play on...My condolences to your family.
Lilli L.
February 2, 2011
One of the greatest film score composers ever. The Bond work is timeless and then there is Somewhere in Time and Out of Africa. Brilliant.
Steve Anderson
February 2, 2011
Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.
Chele
February 2, 2011
I still listen to the entire soundtracks of "Thunderball" and "You Only Live Twice" regularly. I've been doing so for over 40 years! That's longevity. His influence can be heard in a lot of today's movie composers. I worked many years on the Space Shuttle in Florida, and put his music in my head to what I was seeing on location. Thank You John Barry for so much of my favorite music.
Glenn Peterson
February 2, 2011
I still listen to the entire soundtracks of "Thunderball" and "You Only Live Twice" regularly. I've been doing so for over 40 years! That's longevity. His influence can be heard in a lot of today's movie composers. I worked many years on the Space Shuttle in Florida, and put his perfect score playing in my head to what I was seeing on location. Thank You John Barry for so much of my favorite music.
Glenn Peterson
February 2, 2011
Without a doubt, one of the greatest modern day composers. You'll be sadly missed by all of us who have ever worked in the music side of the film industry.
Chris
February 2, 2011
Heartfelt best wishes to the Barry family. May the "God of all comfort" be with you.
February 2, 2011
With the regretful passing of such a GIANT in the British music and film industry, Mr. Barry deserved a Knighthood from the Queen.
His countless compositions were instantly recognizable when the music started plus he incorporated such a nice selection of instruments, especially in the opening of "Born Free".
John, even though we don't live forever, your wonderful creativity and talent will be enjoyed by future generations around the world!
Simon Overton
February 2, 2011
Thanks for the beautiful melodies and contributions to the art of film making. What a gift you leave to us.
Susan
February 2, 2011
Heavens symphony will sound better than ever when John takes the baton. The earth has lost an unmatched musical artist.
To his family my deepest condolences.
God speed John.
Wes Bundy
February 2, 2011
John Barry is gone but his music will forever linger on with the music of the greatest composers of the Classical and Romantic periods. As we speak, he is composing and performing with the greatest, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms, Hayden, and others.
Jim Jackson
February 1, 2011
SORRY FOR THE LOST OF AN ASTONISHING MUSIC COMPOSSER. HIS MUSIC WILL LIVE ON AND THEREFORE HIS MEMORY. MAY THAT ALONG WITH THE STRENGTH THAT GOD GIVES HELP YOU THRU THIS PEROID. JAMES 4; 8. SINCERLY
MARY WINGFIRLD
February 1, 2011
You will always live in our hearts and prayers.
PAUL JACKSON
February 1, 2011
What a wonderful legacy youv'e left for the world John.I've often shed a tear at the beauty of your music.The world will be a poorer place without you,but through your music you'll live on forever. Thank you for all the joy you've brought to so many people around the world. R.I.P x
pat stone
February 1, 2011
To the Family & Friends of John Barry,
The world has lost a true musical genius. His music graces my collection of film scores and I listen to it often. The movies that he scored would not be the same films without Mr. Barry's wonderful contributions. My Thoughts and prayers are with you at this very sad time, but know that his marvelous legacy will live as long as the movies he scored survive. His music is perfection and the film and music industries have lost a great man.
Sincerely,
Nancy Woodwell-Freedman
February 1, 2011
No one's music has moved me more deeply than Mr. Barry's. I listen to his gorgeous scores for hours on end. While deeply saddened by his passing--grieved by the grim reality that no more notes will flow from his pen--I remain unspeakably grateful for the rich musical legacy he has left for us to enjoy so long as we ourselves draw breath!
Rev. Christopher E. Burcham
February 1, 2011
My Deepest Condolences To Everyone.
Treasure the "Happy Memories" of Him in your Hearts Forever. He was a very Talented Man. I loved his Music in the Movies that I saw. My First Date with my Best Beau/Husband was Gold Finger.
My Thoughts and Prayers are with Everyone during these days of Deep Sorrow. Warm Regards,
Joan C. Golec
February 1, 2011
My favorite music of all time is from Somewhere In Time. Thank you for sharing your beautiful music with us, Mr. Barry.
Candy Thompson
February 1, 2011
Some of the most beautiful music I have ever deeply enjoyed during my life time. He will no doubt be missed by millions in the theatrical world. Every time I put on a DVD of Dances With Wolves, Born Free, Out of Africa, I to new worlds with their wonderful music scores. I will miss his works that were unfinished. R.I.P.
Philippe F. Roy N. Grosvenordale CT.
February 1, 2011
A great musical poet has gone from our lives, but his music will live on.
Frank Effenberger
February 1, 2011
I would always know his work upon hearing it. Who could ever fill his shoes?
My condolences to his friends and family.
Pamela Blackwell-Nwonye
February 1, 2011
May you rest in peace Mr. Barry. Your beautiful music will be enjoyed by millions for many, many years. Thanks especially for Somewhere in Time, Out of Africa and High Road to China. All music lovers will miss you.
Dorothy Dyer
February 1, 2011
Mr Barry,
Thank you for many years (and years to come) of beautifully composed music. One could only hope to match the feelings and emotions you put into your music. I thank the Lord for the greatness you created. Rest in peace my friend!
Edgar Cauley
February 1, 2011
Barry Family,
We are sorry for your loss.
Goldfinger was a favorite of ours. May the God of tender mercies give strength to your family in this difficult time. You are in our prayers.
LEB Family
February 1, 2011
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Dolon Peete
February 1, 2011
My deepest sympathies. My prayers are for the Barry family and friends. (Psalms 37:10,11) says: And just a little while longer and the wicked one will be no more. And you will certainly give attention to his place, and he will not be. But the meek ones themselves will possess the earth. And they will indeed find their exquisite delight in the abundance of peace.
February 1, 2011
Nothing compares with the music he wrote for "Somewhere in Time."
Linda Talley
February 1, 2011
John Barry was one of my favorite music score composers. I loved his music.
Richard Saltzman
February 1, 2011
Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.
Christy Stone
February 1, 2011
John Barry may be gone but his music lives on. Thanks for the beautiful music you have provided us.
G. Barker
January 31, 2011
Mr.Barry may be gone but his music lives on. Thanks for the beautiful music you left for us to enjoy.
Gary Barker
January 31, 2011
A 007 movie without a John Barry score is as bad as not having
Sean Connery as James Bond. John Barry will be missed.
Richard, from Califronia, USA
January 31, 2011
What an amazing talent John was. It is facinating to learn about the man behind such memorable musical movie soundtracks. May the words at Revelation 21:4 bring your family comfort. It talks of a time when a wonderful promise will be fullfilled, "God will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain anymore. The former things have passed away."
Debra
January 31, 2011
Ever since hearing Goldfinger at the age of 11, John Barry became my favorite film composer of all time. While every one of the Bond themes are tremendous, there was no mistaking the Barry touch with all the other compositions. Gratefully, he previously overcame a serious illness some years ago that enabled him to further receive honors and recognition including the BAFTA Lifetime award. Good sir, Bless you for the joy your music has and will continue to bring us. We will miss you.
Keith Anderson
January 31, 2011
olga smith
January 31, 2011
My deepest sympathy to the family. I am still a James Bond fan and also love the music. May this thought from the holy scriptures be of comfort to the family. God is near to those that are broken at heart and those who are crushed in spirit he saves -Psalms 34:18.
Doris
January 31, 2011
So dear to my heart - he resembles my grandpa K.Scheibe!
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived!
Would love to hear from you:
[email protected]
Angela Schürger
January 31, 2011
To the the family of John Barry - May God give you peace and comfort through his word and the Lord Jesus Christ during this time of sorrow, I know that John will be missed by many.
R Golay
January 31, 2011
I send my condolences to the family and friends of Mr. John Barry,
Mr. Barry was a very talented man. I have enjoyed his music over the years especially when they were hits and played more so in the 60,; and 70's I also like what he did in laters years as well. May you all throw your burden on our Heavenly Father and He will sustain you. He is healing the brokenhearted one and binding up their painful spots. You are in my prayers.
Margaret Beard
January 31, 2011
To all music lovers:
It is rare privilege indeed to have lived in an era when John Barry was writing his brilliant and evocative music!
At a time when fine music is enjoyed, but not often written or conducted, this is a very deep loss to all true music lovers.
My condolences to all of his family and to all those who knew this musical genius. I shall miss his writing but shall cherish his music forever.
As one of his greatest themes for the movie—"Somewhere in Time" states, we shall meet once again. Thank you John Barry for all of your great and enduring musical memories...
Ken Koopmans
Jenison, Michigan
Ken Koopmans
January 31, 2011
I always hoped to have the opportunity see John in concert and hear the orchestra live...I love everything he did with the James Bond scores, Somewhere in Time, Body Heat, and The Specialist for the sensuous sounds they evoke time and time again...I have listened to his music since 1964 at age 11 and still find it fresh and new to my ears...No one has ever mastered the style & sound of music that he brought to each of these movies, TV shows, etc
It could only have been John Barry!
C Bricking
January 31, 2011
Having been introduced to John Barry's music as a pre-teen in the mid-1960s, he is easily my favorite of any film composer working during my lifetime..Lush, lovely melodies. His best score was SOMEWHERE IN TIME - what genius to pair his own music with that of Rachmaninoff!!! And when my cell-phone rings, there's Shirley Bassey belting "Goldfinger." Mr. Barry will be missed, but the music lives on.
Philip Swan
January 31, 2011
OMG!!!!!!!! The best composer of all times is gone!! He wrote the music to my favorite movies of all time....Somewhere In Time, Out of Africa, and Dances With Wolves!!! I loved any of his music, including the James Bond soundtracks. I am soo very sorry about the loss of Mr. Barry. I pray that God will be with his family and comfort them in the days to come. His music will live on and on in my heart!!! RIP John Barry.
January 31, 2011
OMG!!!!!!!! The best composer of all times is gone!! He wrote the music to my favorite movies of all time....Somewhere In Time, Out of Africa, and Dances With Wolves!!! I loved any of his music, including the James Bond soundtracks. I am soo very sorry about the loss of Mr. Barry. I pray that God will be with his family and comfort them in the days to come. His music will live on and on in my heart!!! RIP John Barry.
G. Bradley
January 31, 2011
Thank you so much for the music. Rest in Peace Mr Barry...
Martha
January 31, 2011
Our deepest sympathy to Mr. Barry's family. His music has been a big part of our lives, and we have so many wonderful memories associated with it....especially "Somewhere in Time". May you be at peace, and may your loved ones and friends be comforted.
Ted and Judy
January 31, 2011
I enjoyed the music of Mr. Barry and I empathize with the family and friends who have lost a loving family member. May you be granted the comfort that only God can provide to soothe your troubled hearts.
C.J. Owens
January 31, 2011
To the family and friends of Mr. Barry you have my depest symphaty. When you have someone that can make music and they die you always have them around. It's the same way when someone makes movies and other things like that. We still see them in their work. So to the family listen and remember all the good times you had with Mr. Berry. Thank our Creator for the capacity to think feel and listen.
lindsey
January 31, 2011
God Bless John and thank you
Pete Wainwright
January 31, 2011
To the family of John Barry. I send my greatest regards. I hope that if any of you are in pain that it will subside. His music was an inspiration for so many, and I hope that it will continue to fascinate the hears of later generations. The entire 6th chapter of Matthew is helpful.
January 31, 2011
Our heartfelt condolences to Mr. Barry's family. May our Heavenly Father, the God of comfort and tender mercies be with you all. With deep sympathy,
Harts
January 31, 2011
We will truly miss this gifted man who wrote music from his heart. His music has been the theme of our lives and the Movie, Somewhere In Time, and the music will always be a part of us.
Chuck and Jan Jordan, Port Charlotte, FL
January 31, 2011
Definitely one of the greatest score composers of all time. He will be missed. The obituary here didn't mention two of his, in my opinion, most moving works: The score for the movie "FRANCES", and the made-for-TV "ELEANOR AND FRANKLIN" movies (parts 1 and 2).
Gary Butterfield
January 31, 2011
Hello Barry family I am truly sorry for your lost Mr.John Barry was a very talented man and he will be greatly missed but one day we can all see him again (Acts24;15)
Nyemah
January 31, 2011
Words cannot relate to the loss of a musical genius. As has been related by others Somewhere in Time is beyond what words could say. Your music will obviously live with us forever and we will always remember your wonderful talent.
Rod W. Cushing
January 31, 2011
RIP Mr. Barry. Thank you for your music and for those exciting James Bond hits you gave to Dame Shirley Bassey.
Arthur Rugg
January 31, 2011
I have loved Mr. Barry's music from the beginning, but mostly recognized it in the smaller movies and not the Bond movies. I sympathize with his family. The world has lost a great composer. His themes were hauntingly beautiful, and will always be remembered.
Teresa Gohn, North Carolina
Teresa Gohn
January 31, 2011
Thank you Mr. Barry for composing all of those James Bond hits for Dame Shirley Bassey.
January 31, 2011
Thank you John, for contributing so much to the soundtrack of my life.
January 31, 2011
Its a sad day for bond lovers , a great music composer
david casanovas
david casanovas
January 31, 2011
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
SCOTT CHAMBERLAND
January 31, 2011
John Barry what a loss...your music sums up the emotions of our lives on this earth. You have created solace and peace for us all. You are a dear, beautiful man. With love from my entire family,
Kathleen Connolly
January 31, 2011
After hearing the soundtrack to Somewhere in Time at the movies I was forever a fan on John Barrys work. The scores to Hanover Street and Raise the Titanic are also ones you must add to your collection. Thank you for your wonderful talent and the lasting memories you have given me with your music, my thoughts and prayers go with you and your family.
Rudy Guzman
January 31, 2011
Tonilee
January 31, 2011
Tonilee
January 31, 2011
I am very sad to know I will never see a great movie without John Barry's awesome music. Out of Africa and Dances with Wolves were just two of my favorite. My heart always felt the emotions of his music. He was my favorite composer of muscial picture scores. Thank you for enriching my life with your music. You may make music with the Angels.
Toni lee
January 31, 2011
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