Leonard Rosenman has scored dozens of films and TV programs such as Fantastic Voyage (FSMCD Vol. 1, No. 3), A Man Called Horse, The Lord of the Rings, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and Combat! With so many productions bearing his sound, it is easy to forget how shocking he truly was when he made his debut. When Rosenman scored East of Eden and A Rebel Without a Cause in 1955 (he had been James Dean"s piano teacher and close friend), he introduced a New York concert hall aesthetic that had never been heard in Hollywood. 1. Edge of the City (Main Title) 3:12 2. Love in the City 3:07 3. The City at Night 3:26 4. Violence in the City 2:07 5. Life and Death in the City 2:27 Total Time: 14:33 The Cobweb Music Composed by Leonard Rosenman, Conducted by John Green 6. Main Title (The Cobweb) 3:47 7. Holcomb"s Episode/Drape Trouble Began 3:15 8. Stevie"s Analysis/Drawing 3:27 9. Cafeteria Scene/Sue"s Secret 1:59 10. McIver"s Fight/McIver and Son/McIver Fight End (Escape From the Cobweb) 3:11 11. Steve"s First Violence/Stevie Apologizes/Stevie and Sue in Theater/Bang Scene 3:33 12. Karen Acts/Stevie and Sue"s Goodnight (Caverns of the Brain) 3:55 13. Drapes Are Hung/Stevie Disappears/McIver Tears Down Drapes 2:50 14. Meg Leaves Stewart 4:35 15. Stevie"s Return and End Title (Return to Reality)/End Cast 4:41 16. End Title/End Cast (alternate) 1:06 Total Time: 36:41 Total Disc Time: 51:14