Join us for a compelling exploration of film music in the series titled 'Film Music: A Brief History of Soundtracks.' This series of four engaging lectures will delve into the captivating evolution of movie soundtracks, a crucial aspect of 20th-century emotional education. Throughout the lectures, hosted by esteemed journalist and film history enthusiast Albert Beorlegui, attendees will trace the journey of film music from its early days to the present. Each session will highlight significant composers who have enriched cinema with their iconic scores. The schedule includes lectures on the foundational moments of film music, the musical classicism of Hollywood's golden age, as well as the innovative contributions of composers like Mancini, Morricone, and Goldsmith in the 60s and 70s. Additionally, we will examine the profound influence of John Williams and the resurgence of orchestral symphonism in modern cinema. Come and uncover the stories and artistry behind the music that has made,