In
case you didn't know, Don Pyle and Andrew Zealley make up Toronto's Greek Buck, a great
independent duo that doesn't get the recognition it deserves. This release is the score
from a film called "The Law of Enclosures," directed by John Greyson. The score
itself is very moody, featuring twenty-six orchestral pieces, with occasional appearances
of vocals by Farawla and Sarah Polley (who has a lead role in the film). Despite these
vocals, most of the album is completely instrumental, with a wealth of string instruments,
including violins, a viola, violincello, and a guitar. Pyle and Zealley truly display a
well-developed talent for composing, as they have both crafted a wonderful film score that
rocks without rocking (that was not clever). By the way, this won the best score
award at 2001 Manitoba Film Festival.
In
case you didn't know, Don Pyle and Andrew Zealley make up Toronto's Greek Buck, a great
independent duo that doesn't get the recognition it deserves. This release is the score
from a film called "The Law of Enclosures," directed by John Greyson. The score
itself is very moody, featuring twenty-six orchestral pieces, with occasional appearances
of vocals by Farawla and Sarah Polley (who has a lead role in the film). Despite these
vocals, most of the album is completely instrumental, with a wealth of string instruments,
including violins, a viola, violincello, and a guitar. Pyle and Zealley truly display a
well-developed talent for composing, as they have both crafted a wonderful film score that
rocks without rocking (that was not clever). By the way, this won the best score
award at 2001 Manitoba Film Festival.