Edmund Stone
About The Score
Saturdays 8am, 6pm
The Score with Edmund Stone is a weekly celebration of symphonic music in film. Each program is crafted around specific composers, film genres, or themes. Tune in and enjoy the symphonic music that makes good movies great, including music of forgotten films! Find playlists and listen again at www.thescore.org.
Program Schedule
The Edmunds Round 3 Oscar Never Had So Much Fun
3/1/2025
The glitter and the glam of the Oscars are over and now it's time for some REAL fun, The Edmunds on The Score! These are the quirky and completely made-up film awards you WISH they would give out. See what films are in the running for Worst Accent, Best Use of Vegetables in a Movie, Best On-Screen Character Conversion and more. Oscar never had so much fun.
Feeling Lucky -- Contemporary Films from Ireland
3/8/2025
Join Edmund Stone, creator, host and producer of The Score in a salute to the film industry of Ireland. Cinema from the Emerald Isle is so much more than stereotypical cultural motifs. Enjoy music from films as diverse as The Problem with People, Mr. Malcolm's List, Poor Things, and more.
Treasure Quest
3/15/2025
Discovery. Reward. Adventure. If that sounds like fun, then I've got a great show for you. I'm Edmund Stone, creator, host and producer of The Score and I'm leading a Treasure Quest with films such as National Treasure, Laura Croft Tomb Raider, Treasure Island and oh, yes, some Indiana Jones.
A Celebration of Women Directors
3/22/2025
In recognition of National Women's History Month, The Score presents A. Celebration of Women Directors. Join Edmund Stone in a vibrant and inspiring show featuring some of the most pioneering female directors in Hollywood including Jan Campion's The Hurt Locker, Chloe Zhao's Nomadland, and Greta Gerwig's Barbie; plus an interview with Hanelle M. Culpepper, the first woman to direct Star Trek.
Predators
3/29/2025
They stalk. They chase. They are stealthy. They have sharp teeth and claws. They are predators. This week on The Score Edmund Stone takes a look and a listen to some films that feature animals that are amongst the most frightening creatures in the world. From the sharks in Jaws to Mufasa in The Lion King, and eagles in Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, it's ferociously good music.
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