First Listen Featurette: Ludwig Göransson's Score for 'The Odyssey'

How Ludwig Goransson Found Ancient Greek Instruments for ‘The Odyssey’

When filmmaker Christopher Nolan decided to adapt The Odyssey to the big screen, he wanted the movie not only to look like ancient Greece but to sound like it too. So when he approached composer Ludwig Göransson about the score to the picture, out July 17, he challenged the Oscar winner to source authentic instruments. A new featurette, premiering here, shows how Göransson created a Homeric score with a lyre, an aulos, and instruments made of br…

Featurette For THE ODYSSEY Dives Into Composer Ludwig Göransson's Search For Ancient Greek Instruments For the Score

This summer’s epic The Odyssey marks the third collaboration between director Christopher Nolan and composer Ludwig Göransson. The Academy Award winners previously worked together on Tenet and Oppenheimer, but this time around, the task was more unique than ever before. Universal released a new featurette for the film, which you can check out below, that dives into the making of the score for the film.In the video, Göransson talks about how he c…

Ludwig Göransson talks the music of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in behind-the-scenes featurette

Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Ludwig Göransson talks the music of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in behind-the-scenes featurette Universal Pictures has released another behind-the-scenes featurette to build anticipation for Christopher Nolan’s eagerly-anticipated epic The Odyssey, this time focusing on triple Academy Award winning composer Ludwig Göransson’s unique score.  Göransson, who won Oscars for Black Panther, Oppenheim…

First Listen Featurette: Ludwig Göransson's Score for 'The Odyssey'

"There's real intimacy and real humanity in the soundtrack." Universal has unveiled a behind-the-scenes featurette for The Odyssey, this time introducing us to some of the first sounds from the score for the epic ancient Greek adventure. The 3 minute video shows composer Ludwig Göransson working on creating the score with a few other musicians. I won't be surprised if he wins another Oscar for this just like he did with Oppenheimer. He explains …