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Emotional memories conveyed through film music
The soundtrack to "Champ" depicts the bond between father and son.
Dave Grusin's score musically complements the film's moving story. The orchestral arrangements are delicate and accurately convey the emotions of each scene. As a fine piece of 1970s film music, it stands alone as an artistry that stands alone.
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