Pacific Heights – Project Details

1990
PACIFIC HEIGHTS, 1990, Directed by John Schlesinger

FILM CREDITS

Music by Hans Zimmer

Music Editor: Laura Perlman
Assistant Music Editor: Christine Cholvin
Music Recording Engineer: Jay Rifkin
Conducted & Orchestrated by Shirley Walker
Music Contractor: Sandy DeCrescent

ALBUM ASSEMBLY

Part I : 1m01 Main Titles (Edited) + 1m02 Block Glass + 5m34-35 Carter's Hotel Room
Part II :
6m39 End Titles
Part III :
2m06 Spying + 2m10 Fix Up And Fool Around + 2m09 Blown Fuse + 3m19 Loans + 3m20 Roaches Hit Drake (Edited)
Part IV : 
2m13 They Turned You Down (Edited) + 4m24 Let 'em Go (Edited) + 4m27 Facilitating + 4m25 Patty Stalked + 4m26AB Drake Welcomed Home (Edited) + 4m23 Hospital (Edited) + 1m03 Settling In 

1m01 Main Titles (3:34) 
1m02 Block Glass (1:30) 
1m03 Settling In (2:17) 
1m05 Watanabes Move In (1:48) 
2m06 Spying (2:04) 
2m07 Nice Taste (0:38) 
2m08 Behind Curtains (0:58) 
2m09 Blown Fuse (1:31) 
2m10 Fix Up And Fool Around (1:01) 
2m11 Changed The Locks (1:22) 
2m12 Get A Lawyer (1:09) 
2m13 They Turned You Down (1:14) 
3m15 Roach And Razor (1:29) 
3m18A I’m Sorry (0:51) 
3m18A ALT NO FIDDLES I’m Sorry (Alternate) (0:58) 
3m19 Loans (0:50) 
3m20 Roaches Hit Drake (4:06) 
4m22 Nightmare (1:39) 
4m23 Hospital (2:31) 
4m23A Bring Me Flowers (0:29) 
4m24 Let ’em Go (1:41) 
4m25 Patty Stalked (1:09) 
4m26AB Drake Welcomed Home (3:14) 
4m26B FX Drake Welcomed Home (Ambient Effects) (2:48) 
4m27 Facilitating (0:58) 
5m29 Ann’s Desparatino (3:56) 
5m33 Carter Sees Wallet (2:51) 
5m34-35 Carter’s Hotel Room (7:37) 
5m36 Filling The Hole (0:30) 
6m37 Broken Window (1:10) 
6m38 Final Confrontation (3:23) 
6m38 ALT ENDING Final Confrontation (Alternate Ending) (1:01) 
6m39 End Titles (7:31) 
Pacific Heights

Pacific Heights

1990 36'31 Varèse Sarabande
Release date : 09/28/1990
BOOKLET CREDITS

Music Composed & Arranged by Hans Zimmer
Produced by Hans Zimmer & Jay Rifkin
Assisted by Laura Perlman

Executive Soundtrack Album Producer: Robert Townson
Music Orchestrated & Conducted by the Redoutable Shirley Walker
With Additional Orchestration by Bruce Fowler & Steve Bartek
Music Recorded by Jay Rifkin
Assisted by Young Stephen "Perfect" Rose
Additional Recording: Doug Botnick

Soloists:
Bass: Chuck Domanico
Piano: Mike Lang
Trumpet: Walt Fowler
Sax: Gene Cipriano
Voice: Carmen Twilley

Technical Assistance: the "Two Jeffs," Rona & Ryle
Production Supervisor: Tom Null
Equipment by Akai, Fairlight & Yamaha

Special thanks to: John Schlesinger, Mark Warner, Laura Perlman, Scott Rudin, Bill Sackheim, James G. Robinson & Jody Levin

01 – Part I (12:14)
02 – Part II (7:26)
03 – Part III (9:24)
04 – Part IV (8:05)

20 Comments

  1. Booby November 27, 2023 at 10:36 pm - Reply

    One of Hans’ great early scores – the Varese album does not do it justice at all. It is so difficult to listen to this ever-changing music in 10 minutes cuts. Perhaps it also testifies to Hans’ earlier mickey-mousing tendencies that he more or less eradicated with The Rock and The Peacemaker

  2. Booby November 27, 2023 at 10:36 pm - Reply

    One of Hans’ great early scores – the Varese album does not do it justice at all. It is so difficult to listen to this ever-changing music in 10 minutes cuts. Perhaps it also testifies to Hans’ earlier mickey-mousing tendencies that he more or less eradicated with The Rock and The Peacemaker

  3. Fran September 24, 2023 at 7:37 pm - Reply

    an excellent exercise in perfectly structured tension and suspense

  4. Fran September 24, 2023 at 7:37 pm - Reply

    an excellent exercise in perfectly structured tension and suspense

  5. James September 11, 2017 at 7:24 pm - Reply

    Great score. I love the arrange of the main theme in the "Parte II" suite.

  6. James September 11, 2017 at 7:24 pm - Reply

    Great score. I love the arrange of the main theme in the "Parte II" suite.

  7. .... August 4, 2017 at 5:22 am - Reply

    The first few notes are the same as the motif used in Sherlock Holmes (Panic, Shear Bloody Panic)

  8. .... August 4, 2017 at 5:22 am - Reply

    The first few notes are the same as the motif used in Sherlock Holmes (Panic, Shear Bloody Panic)

  9. Bharathiraja August 13, 2016 at 9:04 am - Reply

    Listen from 2:36 to 3:05.
    The segment 2:55 to 3:05 is amazing.I don't have words to explain when I here the segment.I feel like I had already heard that music.

  10. Bharathiraja August 13, 2016 at 9:04 am - Reply

    Listen from 2:36 to 3:05.
    The segment 2:55 to 3:05 is amazing.I don't have words to explain when I here the segment.I feel like I had already heard that music.

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