One of the most prolific and influential artistic collaborations in films history – the four-decade friendship and working relationship between filmmaker Steven Spielberg and composer John Williams takes center stage Tuesday, Nov. 15, at 8:p.m. (ET) on TCM (Turner Classic Movies).

With an audience comprised solely of AFI students, the two artists discuss films that inspired themand present clips from these classic films. They also present and discuss their own collaborative work to illustrate different aspects of filmmaking. The program concludes with a Q&A session with the AFI Fellows.

Interesting, entertaining and completely involving, this is a must see for film students and movie buffs. Click for more info from TCM.

Themes like To Kill A Mockingbird, The Magnificent Seven or The Pink Panther Theme set the mood of the film, and beautifully so. Indeed, To Kill A Mockingbird may be the most beautiful film music ever composed. Or perhaps that honor goes to Dave Grusin’s The Milagro Beanfield War, or maybe Miklos Rozsa’s King of Kings. Or how about Bernard Herrmann’s The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. Is there a better film score than that one?

I have gathered an eclectic list of movie scores over the years and am now offering them for sale. Even as a kid, I took very good care of my musical collection. No fingerprints, a special record dust cloth used each time the album was played, record needles were replaced frequently, etc. Hence, my record library is filled with very satisfying and still playable music.

If you enjoy records and if you’ve been looking for movie music that hasn’t been transferred to CD, check out my list.