The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe - Soundtrack

Description: Genre: Soundtrack / Artist: Various Artists / Soundtrack / Audio CD released 2005-12-05 at Disney / Disc #1 ... more

The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe - Soundtrack ... Tracklisting
1 The Blitz, 1940
2 Evacuating London
3 The Wardrobe
4 Lucy Meets Mr. Tumnus
5 A Narnia Lullaby
6 The White Witch
7 From Western Woods to Beaversdam
8 Father Christmas
9 To Aslan's Camp
10 Knighting Peter
11 The Stone Table
12 The Battle
13 Only the Beginning of the Adventure
14 I Can't Take It In
15 Wunderkind
16 Winter Light
17 Where

Newest Review: ... Ventures stable of composers under Hans Zimmer. His best known work thus far has been as the co-composer of the Shrek movies ... more

... with John Powell (which is why Gregson-Williams was selected for Narnia), followed by an adventure score for the 2001 animated film Sinbad (a flop that was quickly forgotten), and his biggest solo score before Narnia, Ridley Scott's Kingdom of Heaven, a choral-heavy, medieval piece that has divided opinions in the film score community as to its merits. Therefore Narnia can really be considered as only his second really large-scale score for a big, box-office movie and expectations were naturally high. Beginning wi...more

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The Chronicles of Narnia-The Lion, The Witchand The Wardrobe
Release Date: 2005 - 12 - 05, Audio CD, Disney

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The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe - Soundtrack: Fantasising of a fantasy score (2388 words)
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Expectations can sometimes be a really bad thing. When it comes to film music, it can be something really bothersome (at least to some extent). Throughout the years we have been manipulated by the musical usage of Hollywood movies to know what to expect from each film we are going to see and hear. Romantic and period movies are often accompanied by the piano/woodwind/strings combo, comedy is often scored with lighthearted bouncing around, superhero movies should contain a larger than life musical accompaniment, epic movies have huge orchestras and wide, sweeping themes, etc. If anything, it is music from films in the fantasy genre that carry the greatest importance as ... Read the complete review