This week in The Sound of Star Trek we focus on James Horner's second and last score for the feature films, 1984's The Search for Spock.
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Having discovered that it wasn't just me that adored William Shatner's Star Trek V, I thought I'd explain why Star Trek The Motion Picture deserves our love
In this continuing series, we take a look at Dennis McCarthy's only foray into music for the movie series, 1994's Star Trek Generations.
This week, we take a look at the music for Star Trek Beyond - and we discover some well-hidden surprises in Michael Giacchino's third Star Trek score.
Captain Janeway’s audacious mission to steal a transwarp macguffin from a damaged Borg sphere is exactly the kind of thing I’d expect her to suggest.
This week we take a look at the untouchable first score for the franchise from Jerry Goldsmith...Star Trek - The Motion Picture.
Captain Saru gets to shine in this Star Trek: Discovery one-shot from IDW Publishing set after the first season. It doesn't disappoint.
For Part 13 of this continuing series we take a look at the score to the Emmy award-winning two-parter 'The Best of Both Worlds' composed by Ron Jones.
For the latest installment in this series, we take a look at soundtrack specialist label Varese Sarabande's first foray into the music of Star Trek.
This week, we head deep into the Klingon Empire for Cliff Eidelman's dark score for Star Trek VI - The Undiscovered Country
Our continuing series examining the music of the franchise, we make a slight detour, with the 1976 release of 'Inside Star Trek' featuring Gene Roddenberry.
This week in The Sound of Star Trek we take a closer look at the soundtrack of the premiere episode of Star Trek: Voyager, "Caretaker."
In this series looking at the music of Star Trek, we reach Leonard Rosenman's only entry into the franchise,1986's Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
I may be treading on dangerous ground here. I can already hear snorts of derision even at the mention of Star Trek V, but please humor me.
Star Trek 2009 had lots of lens flares. But another signature style of director JJ Abrams that not many people mentioned was the sound of Michael Giacchino.
In this continuing series looking at the music of Star Trek, we reach 1998's Star Trek Insurrection and Jerry Goldsmith's fourth full score in Star Trek.
Gone are the tonally vapid scores yesteryear: in their place a consistently strong series of themes and melodies to introduce us to the U.S.S. Discovery.
We checked out the final installment of Star Trek: The Next Generation – Terra Incognita from IDW publishing and found something...lacking.
The fourth part of this ongoing series takes a look at the two volumes of Star Trek The Original Series music performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
In 2009, the original Star Trek crew was recast, Yet while this move was considered something of a reboot, it was technically a bona fide continuation.