New World - James Horner - Soundtrack

Description: Genre: Soundtrack / Artist: James Horner / Soundtrack / Audio CD released at New Line / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 New Wo ... more

New World - James Horner - Soundtrack ... World
2 First Landing
3 Flame Within
4 Apparition in the Fields...
5 Journey Upriver
6 Of the Forest
7 Pocahontas and Smith
8 Forbidden Corn
9 Rolfe Proposes
10 Winter - Battle
11 All Is Lost
12 Dark Cloud Is Forever Lifted
13 Listen to the Wind (As Used in the Film the New World)

Newest Review: ... away or placed it elsewhere. The ultimate blow came when Malick decided to discard considerable chunks of the score and ... more

... replaced it with Wagner’s Das Rheingold prelude and Mozart’s 23rd Piano Concerto, making the whole thing a musical mess. Indeed, it is understandable that Horner was more than a little peeved with the whole movie, and even made a couple of covert stabs in the liner notes of the soundtrack album, thanking his music editor Dick Bernstein “Consigliore, and provider of elegant and educated taste where none was constantly being asked for” and Paul Broucek for “constantly being on my side and confirming for me my dramatic and mu...more

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You know, sometimes it’s just not enough that you are among the top tier of A-list Hollywood composers and one of the top earners in the field; when an impossible director or producer comes along, it basically means squat. This is what happened to James Horner during the production of Terrence Malick’s rather loose Pocahontas re-telling, The New World. Malick of course is well known for not really bothering that much with plot, rather reveling in showing his magnificent nature setpieces and lush vistas. Very much a slow worker, he took a considerable break from films after writing and directing a couple of films in the late 1970s, only coming back for The Thin Red Line ... Read the complete review