The Music of
"victory Remembered"
Viewers agree, one of the most outstanding features of "Victory Remembered" is the music. The original soundtrack is dramatic and intensifies the emotions of the stories. Adrian Hernandez, composer of the soundtrack, brings a Hollywood level of music production to the film that elevates the entire experience. However, there were others who contributed additional music as well. Interviews with Adrian Hernandez, Paul Murtha and Steve Owen, take us inside the musician's process and personal reflections regarding their experience with the film.
In this interview composer Adrian Hernandez describes his approach to scoring the film "Victory Remembered". He describes his efforts to musically convey the emotions found in stories of the veterans and family members as told in this story of The First Special Service Force "Black Devils".
Paul Murtha was asked to compose an original march to celebrate the Congressional Gold Medal given to The First Special Service Force "The Black Devils". In this interview he shares of his inspiration to write Frederick's Black Devils March, his compositional ideas and his hopes that it would be worthy of General Frederick and his soldiers.
Steve Owen describes his own personal connection to the family treehouse and brings his diverse musical background to bear as he composes the musical theme for the logo for Treehouse Dreams Films.