August 31, 2010: In late September, 2010 Film Score Monthly will be releasing Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Ron Jones Project, a limited edition boxed set featuring 40 TNG scores composed by Ron Jones.

• Limited Edition of 5,000
• 14 CDs totalling more than 16 hours of music
• 40 complete episode scores
• 1 CD of alternate cues
• 1 CD featuring the soundtracks for the Interplay computer games Starfleet Academy and Starfleet Command
• Extensive online liner notes

This epic collection is currently available for pre-order at Screen Archives Entertainment and should ship in late September.

• Pre-Order CD from Screen Archives Entertainment
• Info at Film Score Monthly
• Track Listing and More Info

June 14, 2010: Varese Sarabande has released Star Trek: The Deluxe Edition, a 2-disc. 44-track expanded soundtrack. This collector's edition is limited to 5,000 copies.

• Order CD from Varese Sarabande (Sold Out)
• Track Listing and More Info

June 1, 2010: Film Score Monthly has released a remastered and expanded 2-disc version of the Star Trek III: The Search For Spock soundtrack. Disc 1 is an expanded 16-track format, and Disc 2 is the original 9-track album format.

• Order CD from Amazon.com
• Info at Film Score Monthly
• Track Listing and More Info

July 20, 2009: Film Score Monthly and Rhino Entertainment have released a remastered and expanded 23-track version of the Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan soundtrack.

• Order CD from Amazon.com
• Info at Film Score Monthly
• Track Listing and More Info

October 17, 2009 : Sheet music (solo piano) for Michael Giacchino's Star Trek score will be released by Hal Leonard Corporation on October 21st, 2009.

• Order Star Trek sheet music at Amazon.com

July 24, 2009 : Star Trek will be available on DVD and Blu-ray on November 17, 2009. The 2-Disc DVD and Blu-ray versions include a feature on Michael Giacchino's score.

• Order 2-Disc DVD at Amazon.com
• Order 1-Disc DVD at Amazon.com
• Order 3-Disc Blu-ray at Amazon.com

May 23 2009: The crew of space shuttle Atlantis (STS-125) were woken up last Wednesday by Alexander Courage's Star Trek theme complete with William Shatner's opening monologue.

• Listen to Atlantis wake-up call

May 5, 2009: The score for Michael Giacchino's Star Trek film was released by Varese Sarabande on May 5th, 2009.

• Order CD from Amazon.com
• Download MP3 from Amazon.com
• Listen to samples at Amazon.com
• Covers: Front | Back
• Track Listing and More Info

April 22 2009: ScoringSessions.com has a full article with pictures of the scoring sessions for Star Trek.

April 22 2009: Film Score Monthly is featuring a Star Trek music podcast. "An overview of the history of Star Trek music, from Courage to Giacchino. Special guest stars include Star Trek experts Jeff Bond, Lukas D. Kendall and more!"

April 11, 2009: It's not quite a full review of the actual album, but Ain't It Cool News has a report on the Star Trek music from someone who attended the recent surprise showing of the film in Austin, Texas.

April 3, 2009: I just ran across the following short video clip that shows Brian Tyler conducting the score to the Enterprise episode "Regeneration."

March 24, 2009: Brian Tyler, composer of two scores from Enterprise, talks about the use of his Children of Dune music in the Star Trek trailers in a recent ScoreNotes interview. Brian's comments begin at the 11:25 mark in the interview. [via TrekMovie.com]

ScoringSessions.com has a sneak-peek article on the scoring sessions for the Star Trek score. Look for a full article on the sessions sometime this spring. [via TrekMovie.com]

March 12, 2009: A few tidbits relating to the recent Star Trek movie trailers and the upcoming film. Although none of the trailers released so far contain any music by Michael Giacchino, the Official Star Trek Movie Site does feature a Giacchino composiiton as the background music.

The music for the recently released third Star Trek trailer is called "Freedom Fighters" and was created by Two Steps from Hell, a small two-man company that specializes in scoring movie trailers. Another Two Steps from Hell composition called "Down With Enterprise" is used in the second Star Trek trailer (along with parts of "War Begins" from Brian Tyler's Children of Dune soundtrack).

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