Soundtracks
Whale Rider (Score)
(Audio CD) 4ad / Ada 2003
Release date: 2003-06-17
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More background than foreground, but beautiful
This is a collection of mood pieces written by Lisa Gerrard for the film _Whale Rider_. There are a lot of echoes of Dead Can Dance here: a tendency for the compositions to involve first laying down a drone, then some slowly changing chords over that, and sometimes some of Ms Gerrard's own... -
Breathtaking, beautiful
Two of my favorite artists are Dead Can Dance and Eric Serra (for his work on "The Big Blue", mainly). With the OST to Whalerider, Dead Can Dance former lead singer, Lisa Gerrard, put together the best of the two. The music that accompanies New Zealand's most succesful and touching...
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Does anyone know where I can find / download the soundtrack of the IMAX film of dolphins and whales? Or at least the list of music and songs? thank you!
"Orca:Killer Whale"(1977) ("Orka:Wieloryb Zabójca") Music by Ennio Morricone.
Final Fantasy IV Soundtrack: The Big Whale (1080p)
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Like these 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01Ax3WBA7 L0
Whale Rider: When the Dad is ready to take Pikea back with him to Sweden.
If possible, please help.
I know! i HATE IT when that happens. It always seems to.
Film Website Gordon and the Whale Closes Its Doors
As of August 31, the website of the film by Gordon and the whale will be closed. In a letter to readers sincere, owner and editor Whale Chase explained that the site will not be the creation of new content at the end of next month.
The letter then recalled the history of the site, Whale and Rusty Gordon launched in 2007. It was "a website that looked like a children's book, but read as two guys who hated each other," Whale writing. "He was all out of love, really."
In its course of five years, the site of festivals such as Sundance covered, Cannes and Toronto.It concludes with an extensive staff that includes whales, Erblande Kate (Editor), James Walace (Editor), Brian Kelly (Associate Editor), Joshua Brunsting (news editor), Allison Loring (Editor music), John Mulhern (writer / journalist), Will Schiffelbein (writer / co-host of podcast), Sean Hunter (writer), Gwen Reyes (writer), and many others.
Soundtrack Review: THE DEVIL'S DOUBLE » GordonandtheWhale.com
What would be the son of Saddam Hussein? Even more troubling, what would it be like to be look-a son like that? DEVIL'S DOUBLE takes this idea to extreme levels with Dominic Cooper challenged to play two real son Hussein, Uday Hussein, and his double, Latif Yahia. Composer Christian Henson (sanctified) takes the task of creating the score of a world in which the stakes are still high and there are no rules.Henson certainly increases the challenge of composing a score that is interesting, disturbing, and immersive.
Henson us begins with a slow burn of a song, "Veteran", which is almost eerily calm before the largest and percussion elements of the horn begins to flow in the flesh and the song. Almost like a charmer snake, the track is slightly hypnotic, but never lets you forget that something sinister is brewing. The tracks that follow are the same style and it is not until "Metamorphosis" that the pace again and theme of the film becomes truly established.With an extensive track listing (twenty-eight pieces in all), it is logical that Henson took his time to develop themes and ideas, but it is almost surprising to hear how mellow tracks were open for film focus mainly on the excess, control, ego and violence....
Soundtrack Review: WINNIE THE POOH » GordonandtheWhale.com
The classic world of WINNIE THE POOH is brought to life not only by the animation and distinct voices (and personalities) of the characters that populate the Hundred Acre Woods, but also through the film’s music. For this adventure, composer Henry Jackman’s score adds a underlying layer of magic to the story along with songs to engage the audience directly such as “It’s Gonna Be Great” and “The Backson Song.” There has always been a distinct sound to WINNIE THE POOH and that sound has been retained here, along with the addition of some new tracks to keep things fresh and fun.
From the opening lines of “Winnie The Pooh,” you are not only transported into this world, you are also introduced to (or reacquainted with) its characters, the most important of whom is the man himself, Winnie The Pooh (that “willy nilly silly ol’ bear”). For this newest film, Zooey Deschanel sings the classic song and her voice is the perfect accompaniment to the catchy ditty many of us know or may be hearing for the first time. Deschanel also lends her voice to a couple of the new songs featured in the film, “A Very Important Thing To Do” and “So Long,” which are not only enjoyable on their own, they also help add to the message and intent of the story. Much like a musical, WINNIE THE POOH will have a character reach a certain plot point and then follow it up with a song that helps guide that idea along. These songs are never created to speak down to children, but instead work to engage younger viewers while still appealing to older audience members as well.
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