Soundtracks

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World

A trio of noted Australian musicians–Iva Davies, Richard Tognetti and Christopher Gordon–composed the film’s score. They previously collaborated on “The Ghost of Time,” a piece commissioned for the Millennium celebrations in Sydney, which came to the attention of Peter Weir. The director was so impressed, he played the piece on the Master And Commander set throughout production, and …

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Snatch (2001 Film)

Though a well-publicized marriage did much to raise his celebrity profile, Guy “Mr. Madonna” Ritchie’s claim as one of the world’s most promising young filmmakers was already secure. Extending the gambit he began on Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, the English director’s handpicked collection of pop songs for his jewel heist romp Snatch is a dizzying delight …

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Sing The Broadway Musical The King & I (Accompaniment CD)

This album features songs from the classic Broadway musical, The King & I. Based on Margaret Landon’s novel, Anna & the King of Siam, this Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein musical won five Tony Awards in 1952. Yule Brenner won a special Tony award in 1985, honoring his appearance in 4,525 performances of The King & I. …

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Fargo (1996 Film)/Barton Fink (1991 Film)

This disc combines two of Carter Burwell’s best soundtrack efforts for the Coen brothers, Fargo and Barton Fink. It’s a study of contrasts: Fargo is filled with somber string arrangements and a full orchestra playing in minor keys. Barton Fink, meanwhile, sounds more adventurous with offbeat instrumentation (a very gamelan-sounding keyboard prevails) and a simple score that Burwell …

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A Clockwork Orange: Wendy Carlos’s Complete Original Score

No Description AvailableTrack: 1: Timesteps,Track: 2: March from A Clockwork Orange (Ninth Symphony, Fourth Movement, Abridged),Track: 3: Title Music from A Clockwork Orange (from Music for the Funeral of Queen Mary),Track: 4: La Gazza Ladra (The Thieving Magpie, Abridged),Track: 5: Theme from A Clockwork Orange (Beethoviana),Track: 6: Ninth Symphony: Second Movement (Scherzo),Track: 7: William Tell Overture, Abridged,Track: 8: …

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Jingle All The Way: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

(TVT) 12 tracks – Brian Setzer Orchestra recordings with Lou Rawls and Darlene Love plus other christmas classics – rare now ! Seltener Soundtrack des Film ‘Versprochen ist Versprochen’ mit vielen Klassikern und nur auf dieser CD enthaltenen Weihnachtsliedern des Brian Setzer Orchesters mit Darlene Love & Lou Rawls!Medium 1Jingle Bells (1995) – BRIAN SETZER ORCH.So They Say …

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The Legend of Bagger Vance: Music from the Motion Picture (2000 Film)

Robert Redford’s fable of a cynical, young, white war veteran (Matt Damon) learning the perfect golf swing–and the meanings of life–from a mysterious black caddy (Will Smith) is typically rich in subtexts, from racial discrimination to armchair existential philosophy. As she did for the period dramaThe Cider House Rules, English composer Rachel Portman imbues Vance with an American …

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Suleyman The Magnificent: Original Soundtrack

Suleyman the Magnificent is the soundtrack for the film of the same name which focuses on the life of the great Sultan of the Ottoman empire. Sultan Suleyman reigned from 1520-1566 and was renowned as a consummate reformer of law and administration. His was a golden age of art and architecture. Brian Keane’s soundtrack …

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What’s New Pussycat? (1965 Film)

Burt Bacharach put aside the drama of his work with Dionne Warwick for a romp through the sex farce that made Woody Allen a hit screenwriter. The giddy playfulness and tongue-in-cheek sensuality of the music is put aside only once, for Warwick’s “Here I Am.” Other songs, of course, include Tom Jones’s title tune and Manfred Mann’s read …

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Sci-Fi Channel – Sci-Fi’s Greatest Hits, Vol. 1: Final Frontiers

This first installment of Sci-Fi’s Greatest Hits opens, appropriately, with two famous pieces, “2001: A Space Odyssey” (a.k.a. the prelude to Strauss’s Also sprach Zarathustra) and “Star Wars” (a.k.a. John Williams’s variation on Holst’s The Planets), and further mines film and TV history for interstellar anthems. Much of this stuff is predictable; different selections from films like The …

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