Fateless...original motion picture soundtrack...music by Ennio Morricone featuring Lisa Gerrard

 Ennio Morricone ‎– Fateless (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - 2005

In this movie, a young Hungarian Jew, 14-year-old György Köves (Marcelle Nagy) gets sent off to the camps during the Holocaust. His story is told in such a matter-of-fact way, yet the horrors of his experiences in the camp is credibly portrayed, and has the power to affect viewers. Young György's story is a coming-of-age tale, of a boy who becomes a man during one of the bleakest periods in history. The movie captures the beauty of life amidst horrors, and the power of human endurance.

The movie's soundtrack, composed by Ennio Morricone, is haunting and you can feel yourself being transported to some other plane of existence. The pain and suffering, the beauty, the horror, all of these emotions are felt deeply. Morricone uses the full orchestra - both Morricone and Kalman Strausz conduct the Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra and the soloists used are Ludovico Fulci and Lisa Gerrard.

 Tracklist
01     Fateless     3:08
02     Return To Life     5:57
03     The Field     3:30
04     Home Again     1:50
05     The Beginning Of The Tragedy     4:01
06     A Song     1:55
07     At The Table     2:44
08     Psychological Destruction     2:00
09     About Solitude     1:34
10     To Return And Remember     1:54
11     A Voice From The Inside     3:35
12     A Mirror     0:47
13     About Solitude II     2:41
14     Voiceless     1:54
15     Fateless II     4:35

Fateless