Questions: Max Steiner demonstrates that the accomplished Austro-German Romantic can compose American music in which western we have studied: Silverado Dances with Wolves Unforgiven High Noon Little Big Man The Searchers Stagecoach

The answer is "Dances with Wolves."

Max Steiner, known for his work in film music, is often associated with the ability to blend European Romantic traditions with American themes. However, it's important to note that Max Steiner did not compose the score for "Dances with Wolves." The score for "Dances with Wolves" was composed by John Barry, who is known for his lush, romantic style that complements the film's themes and setting.

To clarify the options:

• Silverado: The score was composed by Bruce Broughton, not Max Steiner.
• Dances with Wolves: Composed by John Barry, not Max Steiner.
• Unforgiven: The score was composed by Lennie Niehaus, with Clint Eastwood contributing the main theme.
• High Noon: The score was composed by Dimitri Tiomkin, not Max Steiner.
• Little Big Man: The score was composed by John Hammond, not Max Steiner.
• The Searchers: The score was composed by Max Steiner, making this the correct answer if the question is about Steiner's work.
• Stagecoach: The score was composed by Richard Hageman, not Max Steiner.

Therefore, if the question is specifically about Max Steiner's work in a Western film, "The Searchers" is the correct answer.