Down The Deep Dark Web (documentary) - original motion picture soundtrack - music by Frank Ilfman

 

Released in  2016, Down The Deep Dark Web has been described as a Gonzo-style exploration that goes beyond everything you thought you knew about the dangers, and promise, of the Darknet. Hackers, Cypherpunks and crypto-anarchists guide us ever deeper down this rabbit hole, uncovering the hidden light at the bottom of the deep, dark web. It reverses everything you thought you knew about the internet and the dangers of the digital world.

The soundtrack music is composed by Frank Ilfman, a highly talented composer whose music has been captivating audiences for years. With a background in classical music and a deep passion for electronics, Frank creates compositions that are both technically sophisticated and emotionally charged. His music has been described as a blend of new classical and emotional, lush soundscapes that transport listeners to another world.

This score is very electronic with downtempo beats combined with classical themes that make it highly listenable as a stand alone album from the documentary.

Down The Deep Dark Web

L' Accompagnatrice - Bande Originale Du Film - Alain Jomy / Orchestre symphonique de Budapest

 

1 Richard Strauss– Wiegenlied 3:52

2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart– Vespers Solemn : Laudate Dominum 5:03

3 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart– Missa Solemnis K 139: Quoniam Tu Solus Sanctus 2:20

4 Richard Strauss– Zueignung 1:38

5 Hector Berlioz– Nuits d'Ete: Villanelle 2:06

6 Hector Berlioz– Nuits d'Ete: Spectre de la Rose 6:48

7 Jules Massenet– Thaïs: Dis-moi Que Je Serai Belle Eternellement 7:26

8 Franz Schubert– Trio: Le Patre Sur Le Rocher 12:09

9 Robert Schumann– Scenes D'enfants : Des Pays Lointains 1:12

10 Robert Schumann– Scenes de la Foret : Fleurs Solitaires 2:25

11 Sablon-Seyder– Cœur De Parisienne 1:52

12 Alain Jomy– L'eteve 1:55

13 Alain Jomy– Tzigane 2:36

14 Alain Jomy– Valse 2:04

15 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart– Noces de Figaro: Air De Barberine 1:47

16 Alain Jomy– Generique Fin 1:20

L'Accompagnatrice

Barry Lyndon (Music From The Academy Award Winning Soundtrack)

 

1 National Philharmonic Orchestra– Sarabande Main Title 2:41

2 The Chieftains– Women Of Ireland 4:12

3 The Chieftains– Piper's Maggot Jig 1:43

4 The Chieftains– The Sea-Maiden 2:06

5 Paddy Moloney And Sean Potts*– Tin Whistles 3:45

6 British Grenadiers- Fifes And Drums 2:14

7 Frederick the Great– Hohenfriedberger March 1:16

8 Fifes And Drums– Lilliburlero 1:08

9 Derek Bell– Women Of Ireland 0:55

10 Mozart– March From Idomeneo 1:32

11 National Philharmonic Orchestra– Sarabande-Duel 3:15

12 Traditional– Lilliburlero 0:54

13 National Philharmonic Orchestra– German Dance No. 1 In C-Major 2:17

14 National Philharmonic Orchestra– Sarabande-Duel 0:52

15 National Philharmonic Orchestra– Film Adaptation Of The Cavatina From "Il Barbiere Di Siviglia" 4:30

16 Festival Strings Lucerne– Cello Concerto E-Minor (Third Movement) 3:53

17 The Munich Bach-Orchestra*– Adagio From Concerto For Two Harpsichords And Orchestra In C-Minor 5:15

18 Moray Welsh, Anthony Goldstone, Ralph Holmes– Film Adaptation Of Piano Trio In E-Flat, Op. 100 (Second Movement) 4:17

19 National Philharmonic Orchestra– Sarabande End-Title 4:09

Music Adapted By – Leonard Rosenman (Conductor)

Executive-Producer – Jan Harlan

Barry Lyndon

Barrington Pheloung, Jacqueline Du Pré – Hilary And Jackie (Music From The Motion Picture)

 

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85 - I. Adagio. Moderato (excerpt) 3:42

Sisters 3:36

Suite No. 2 In B Minor For Flute & Strings, Bwv 1067 - I. Overture 1:27

The Farmhouse 2:59

The Holiday Song 1:08

The Hospital 1:01

A Day On A Beach 3:56

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85: I. Adagio - Moderato 8:41

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85: Ii. Lento - Allegro Molto 4:30

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85: Iii. Adagio 5:51

Concerto For Cello And Orchestra In E Minor, Op. 85: Iv. Allegro - Moderato - Allegro Ma Non Troppo 12:04

Hilary And Jackie (Music From The Motion Picture)

The Intouchables (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - various artists

 

1 Ludovico Einaudi– Fly 3:20

2 Earth Wind & Fire – September 3:35

3 Ludovico Einaudi– Writing Poems 4:10

4 George Benson– The Ghetto (Album Version) 4:56

5 Terry Callier– You're Goin' Miss Your Candyman 7:20

6 Earth Wind & Fire Feat. The Emotions– Boogie Wonderland 4:47

7 Ludovico Einaudi– L'Origine Nascosta 3:12

8 Nina Simone– Feeling Good 2:54

9 Ludovico Einaudi– Cache-Cache 3:52

10 Angelicum De Milan – Concerto For 2 Violins & Orchestra In A Minor, Op. 3 No. 8 (Allegro) 3:26

11 Ludovico Einaudi– Una Mattina 6:42

The Intouchables

Elliot Goldenthal – Interview With The Vampire (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

 

Elliot Goldenthal scored the 1994 film Interview with the Vampire, working again with director and frequent collaborator Neil Jordan.

The music is characterized by its full, dramatic sound that complements the film's gothic atmosphere. The classical style helps to coveys the dark emotional struggles of the characters.

The rock band Guns N' Roses covered The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil", which plays during the film's end credits. The song was released as a single CD with "Escape to Paris" as a B side.

The album was nominated for the Academy Award and the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Score, losing on both counts to the score of The Lion King.

1 Elliot Goldenthal– Libera Me 2:47

2 Elliot Goldenthal– Born To Darkness Part I 3:04

3 Elliot Goldenthal– Lestat's Tarantella 0:47

4 Elliot Goldenthal– Madeleine's Lament 3:04

5 Elliot Goldenthal– Claudia's Allegro Agitato 4:45

6 Elliot Goldenthal– Escape To Paris 3:10

7 Elliot Goldenthal– Marche Funêbre 1:50

8 Elliot Goldenthal– Lestat's Recitative 3:37

9 Elliot Goldenthal– Santiago's Waltz 0:36

10 Elliot Goldenthal– Théâtre Des Vampires 1:18

11 Elliot Goldenthal– Armand's Seduction 1:39

12 Elliot Goldenthal– Plantation Pyre 1:59

13 Elliot Goldenthal– Forgotten Lore 0:30

14 Elliot Goldenthal– Scent Of Death 1:39

15 Elliot Goldenthal– Abduction & Absolution 4:42

16 Elliot Goldenthal– Armand Rescues Louis 2:07

17 Elliot Goldenthal– Louis' Revenge 2:35

18 Elliot Goldenthal– Born To Darkness Part II 1:11

19 Guns N' Roses– Sympathy For The Devil 7:38

 Interview With The Vampire

Music From and Inspired By the Robert Altman Film Short Cuts

 

The Short Cuts Soundtrack was released in 1993 as the soundtrack album for the film Short Cuts. The album was released by the Imago Recording Company.

Several well-known musicians provided material for this album, including Bono and The Edge from U2, Elvis Costello and Iggy Pop. Michael Stipe from R.E.M. makes a guest vocal appearance on one track.

Most of the songs are performed by jazz singer Annie Ross, who appears in the film. Actress Lori Singer performs cello on three classical compositions.

1 sound effect – Open On Helicopters

2 Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– Conversation On A Barstool

3 Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– To Hell With Love

4 Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– Punishing Kiss

5 Lori Singer & The Trout Quartet– Cello Concerto In B Minor

6 Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– Blue

7 Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– Evil California (These Blues)

8 Lori Singer– "Berceuse" From "The Firebird Suite"

9 Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– A Thousand Years

10 Lori Singer & The Trout Quartet– Cello Concerto No. 2, Opus 30

11 Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– Imitation Of A Kiss

12 Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– Full Moon

13 Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– I Don't Know You

14 The Low Note Quintet– Nothing Can Stop Me Now

15 sound effect  – Earthquake

Ending Credit Music Medley :

16a Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– Prisoner Of Life

16b Annie Ross & The Low Note Quintet– I'm Gonna Go Fishin'

17 Thomas Tree & Cory J. Coppage – How Does She Do It So Quickly?

Short Cuts

The Chieftains – "Reel Music" The Film Scores - music composed and arranged by Paddy Moloney

 

Treasure Island

1 Opening March 1:00

2 Loyals March 1:45

3 Island Theme 2:28

4 Setting Sail 2:38

5 French Leave 2:00

6 Blind Pew 2:05

7 Treasure Cave 2:10

8 The Hispanola / Silver And Loyal's March 3:30

Barry Lyndon

9 Love Theme (O'riada / Moloney) 3:29

Three Wishes For Jamie

10 Love Theme 1:49

11 The Matchmaking 1:13

12 Mountain Fall / Main Theme 1:50

Tristan And Isolde

13 Love Theme 2:12

14 March Of The King Of Cornwall 2:13

15 The Falcon 1:37

16 Escape And Chase 3:56

17 The Departure 3:28

The Grey Fox

18 Main Theme 6:00

The Year Of The French

19 The French March 2:35

20 Cooper's Tune / The Bolero 2:08

21 Closing Theme And March 3:27

Reel Music

Ad Astra (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - music by Max Richter, Lorne Balfe, Nils Frahm ‎

 

 Tracklist
–Max Richter     To The Stars     3:30
–Max Richter     Encounter     5:18
–Max Richter     Cosmic Drone Gateway     2:57
–Max Richter     I Put All That Away     3:27
–Max Richter     A Trip To The Moon     4:36
–Max Richter     Terra Incognita     2:49
–Max Richter     Ex Luna Scientia - Requiem     5:17
–Max Richter     Journey Sequence     3:20
–Max Richter     The Rings Of Saturn     2:57
–Max Richter     The Wanderer     4:50
–Max Richter     Erbarme Dich     3:38
–Max Richter     Forced Entry     2:27
–Max Richter     Preludium     4:02
–Max Richter     Resonantia     3:00
–Max Richter     Let There Be Light     2:18
–Max Richter     Ursa Minor - Visions     3:14
–Max Richter     Event Horizon     6:13
–Max Richter     Musurgia Universalis     3:05
–Max Richter     You Have To Let Me Go     5:56
–Max Richter     Tuesday (Voiceless)     21:08
–Lorne Balfe     Opening     2:37
–Lorne Balfe     Briefing     2:32
–Lorne Balfe     Space Journey     2:39
–Lorne Balfe     Rover Ride     2:51
–Lorne Balfe     Pirate Attack     2:48
–Lorne Balfe     Orbs     3:44
–Lorne Balfe     Underground Lake     2:15
–Lorne Balfe     Trip To Neptune     5:02
–Nils Frahm     Says     8:18

 Ad Astra

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Kate & Leopold...music from the motion picture...composed by Rolfe Kent

 

Rolfe Kent provides an outstanding score for this James Mangold(director/screenwriter) story from Steve Rogers(original story/screenwriter). 

With shades of Henry Mancini, various cues take a fun, quirky and comedy with sprinkles of romance, like "Charade" or "Man's Favorite Sport", much like Mancini, Rolfe lends a flavor of JAZZ, WALTZES and even MARCHES, that seems to fit and work...just give a listen to "YOU DID SO GREAT"(Kate's Theme), like something out of another Mancini film "The Great Race". What Rolfe has done for this picture is to give it texture and fabric that pulls off many scenes. So "film-score-buff" collectors, if it's good listening...you've come to the right place for comedy, light and whimsical music...as Henry Mancini lives through Rolfe Kent.

 Tracklist
1     –Rolfe Kent     A Clock In New York     1:25
2     –Rolfe Kent     I Want Him Resplendent     1:25
3     –Rolfe Kent     Leopold Chases Stuart To Brooklyn     1:54
4     –Rolfe Kent     That Was Your Best?     1:17
5     –Rolfe Kent     Let's Go!     3:03
6     –Rolfe Kent     Leopold Sees The Completed Bridge     0:48
7     –Rolfe Kent     "You Did So Great" (Kate's Theme)     1:18
8     –Rolfe Kent     Galloping     1:21
9     –Rolfe Kent     "Dearest Kate..."     2:13
10     –Rolfe Kent     Prolixin / Leopold & Charlie Buy Flowers     2:20
11     –Rolfe Kent     Charlie Wins Patrice, Leopold Wins Kate     3:41
12     –Rolfe Kent     Secret Drawer     2:00
13     –Rolfe Kent     Time For Bed     2:14
14     –Rolfe Kent     Charlie Realizes Leopold Was For Real - 1876     1:31
15     –Rolfe Kent     Kate Goes To The Awards     2:24
16     –Rolfe Kent     Kate Sees The Pictures - "I Have To Go"     2:53
17     –Rolfe Kent     "You Have To Cross The Girder"     1:51
18     –Rolfe Kent     Back In 1876 - Waltz     2:11
19     –Jula Bell     Back Where I Belong     2:49
20     –Sting     Until...     3:08

 Kate & Leopold

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Fifty Shades of Grey The Classical Album...music selected by author E L James

 

 Tracklist:
–Paris Opéra-Comique Orchestra*     Lakmé: Flower Duet     3:29
–Les Violons Du Roy     Keyboard Concerto In D Minor BWV 974: Adagio     3:58
–The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra     Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5: Aria (Cantileña) - Adagio     6:05
–Philharmonic Orchestra*     La Traviata: Prelude     3:51
–Academy Of St. Martin In The Fields*     Canon In D     4:56
–The Tallis Scholars     Spem In Alium     9:43
–Samson François     Prélude Op.28, No. 4 In E Minor     1:42
–City Of Birmingham Symphony*     Piano Concerto No. 2 In C Minor, Op.18: Adagio Sostenuto     4:30
–London Philharmonic Orchestra*     Fantasia On A Theme By Thomas Tallis: Opening     6:11
–English Chamber Orchestra     Chants D'Auvergne: Baïlèro     6:39
–Samson François     Nocturne No.1 In B Bémol Minor Op. 9     5:12
–King's College Choir, Cambridge* / English Chamber Orchestra     Requiem Op. 48: In Paradisum     3:26
–Maria Tipo     Goldberg Variations BWV 988: Aria     3:03
–Dame Moura Lympany     Préludes: La Fille Aux Cheveux De Lin     2:35
–Alexis Weissenberg     Cantata No. 147 (Transcribed By Myra Hess) - Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring     3:30

 Fifty Shades

Queen Mandukhai, The Wise (Original Soundtracks) music composed by Jantsannorov Natsag

 

Queen Mandukhai, The Wise (Original Soundtracks) was originally released in 1988. The music was composed by Mongolian musicologist and composer Jantsannorov Natsag. The music pieces from the film soundtrack let you listen to the efforts of the composer to express the music tradition, the history of Mongolia, historical personalities, the historical events and occurrences and the way of thinking on the level of musi-thinking of modern times. 

Jantsannorov Natsag is a modern social and cultural personality. He studied and graduated from the Kiev Conservatory of Ukraine as a composer and musicologist in 1979 and has composed hundreds of music compositions, including popular songs, compositions for singers, solo music and ballet, as well as dozens of film soundtracks.

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Hero - original motion picture soundtrack - music composed and conducted by Tan Dun

 

Hero (Ying xiong) is the 2002 Chinese wuxia film directed by Zhang Yimou and starring Jet LI as the protagonist. The famous Chinese classical composer and conductor Tan Dun composed the soundtrack to the movie. His mesmerizing score is based around the story of 'The heaven that unites us all'. It's an amazing and deep soundtrack, with a lot of beautiful cues. The violin play of Itzhak Perlman adds another layer to the different compositions. 

On from the captivating main theme the soundtrack fits perfectly with the various moods of the movie. War and love blended with the historical/political/philosophical context. It is a journey you will never forget. 

At the time of Hero's release it was both the most expensive and one of the highest-grossing motion pictures in China. The film is based on the story of Jing Ke's assassination attempt on the King of Qin in 227 BC.

HERO 

 

Emma...music from the motion picture...composed and orchestrated by Rachel Portman

 

Rachel Portman's score for Emma is an absolutely perfect fit for the film and won an Academy Award for the composer, a first for a woman in the category. The score is sweet and soothing, at times humorous and at times almost luminous. It is that rare perfect marriage of movie and soundtrack; it's impossible to enjoy one without the other. The light-classical themes perfectly recall the ethereal, good-hearted intentions of Jane Austen's heroine, so enchantingly played by Gwyneth Paltrow. While much of the disc is repetitive, it hardly matters. No one can tire of such beautiful aural pictures. 

Emma

Master and Commander - The Far Side of the World...music from the motion picture...by Iva Davies, Christopher Gordon and Richard Tognetti

 

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 he asked its creators to write the music for his movie. 

The score interweaves "Old World" and "New World" music, reflecting the talents and backgrounds of its composers. Iva Davies hails from both pop and classical traditions; Richard Tognetti, one of the world's great violin virtuosos, taught Russell Crowe the ins and outs of the instrument; and film/television composer Christopher Gordon brought orchestral texture to the project. 

Given the period, it comes as no surprise that the score is infused with source music from Bach (Cello Suite) and Mozart, among other great classical composers. Percussion dominates portions of the score. "Drums signal the forward movement of the ship," says Davies, "that it's on a mission. It brings you back into the action." The score's biggest surprise comes with its use of synthesizers. "Peter doesn't make films in the expected way," says Davies, "and for that reason we wanted the score to be not what everyone expected. Peter wanted some scenes to have what I call a kind of 'futuristic' sense"--conveying the idea that these 19th century sailors were cutting-edge explorers. 

 Tracklist:
1     The Far Side Of The World    
2     Into The Fog    
3     Violin Concerto No. 3 "Strassburg" K.216, 3rd Movement    
4     The Cuckold Comes Out Of The Amery    
5     Smoke N'Oakum    
6     Fantasia On A Theme By Thomas Tallis    
7     Adagio From Concerto Grosso Op. 6, No.8 In G Minor, Christmas Concerto    
8     The Doldrums    
9     Prelude (From The Unaccompanied Cello Suite No.1 In G Major    
10     The Galapagos    
11     Folk Medley    
11.a     O'Sullivan's March    
11.b     The Cuckold Comes Out Of The Amery    
11.c     Mother Hen    
11.d     Mary Scott    
11.e     Nancy Dawson    
12     The Phasmid    
13     The Battle    
14     La Musica Notturna Delle Strade Di Madrid (No 6, Op. 30)    
15     Full Circle

                                        Master and Commander

 

Shakespeare In Love: music from the motion picture....composed and orchestrated by Stephen Warbeck

 

Perhaps best known for his soundtrack to Mrs. Brown, Stephen Warbeck's score for Shakespeare in Love follows a similar pattern: Elizabethan themes and light string melodies work together to span a spectrum of moods. An excellent accompaniment to the movie: joyous, lyrical, sweeping, with a nice balance of theme music and incidental music. The same vibrant energy as the movie: throbbing cellos, dancing piccolos, violins by turns weeping and soaring. It stands alone as a 'concert piece' as well as being evocative of an outstanding movie.

Shakespeare In Love

 

 

Anima Mundi ... original soundtrack recording ... music by Philip Glass

Anima Mundi is a triumph both experimentally and cathartically coaxing the listener to the edge of their seat and transporting to an "aural theme park", a feat worthy of John Williams or James Horner. It creates a genuinely engaging musical experience in the minimalist style. Philip Glass fans will adore the variety of rhythmic, harmonic and melodic material, and it's unlike anything else he's done.

While there are clearly moments when it's doing it's duty as a sound track, the overarching theme is one of primal, unadorned noise-making, only orchestrated.

Anima Mundi

1492 Conquest of Paradise music from the original soundtrack..composed and performed by Vangelis

Vangelis ‎– 1492 – Conquest Of Paradise (Music From The Original Soundtrack)
Genre: Electronic, Classical, Stage & Screen
Style: Soundtrack, Score, Instrumental, Modern Classical, Ambient
Year: 1992

1492: Conquest of Paradise is the 1992 music score to the film of the same name by Greek electronic composer and artist Vangelis. The film, a recount of the voyage to America in 1492 by Christopher Columbus, was directed by Ridley Scott, for whom Vangelis had previously composed the music score for Blade Runner, in 1982. The album and the single "Conquest of Paradise" enjoyed a revival in 1995 for various reasons and broke many sales records. Due to the soundtrack's success, Vangelis won an Echo Award as "International Artist Of The Year", and RTL Golden Lion Award for the "Best Title Theme for a TV Film or a Series" in 1996. The album was nominated for "Best Original Score - Motion Picture" at the 50th Golden Globe Awards in 1993.

Vangelis plays together with a number of performers, including two Flamenco guitarists and vocalists, violin, mandolin and flutes. As on a number of previous albums by Vangelis, the English Chamber Choir, directed by Guy Protheroe, performs the choral parts.

The sound engineering was done by Philippe Colonna and coordination by French musician Frederick Rousseau (also known for his collaborations with Jean-Michel Jarre), who has been Vangelis's studio partner since the 1980s till the recording of the Alexander soundtrack. Vangelis plays all synthesizers, using mainly string patches but also several ethnic ones, to reflect the character of the film, and electric piano and harp patches. Some calmer, atmospheric pieces (tracks 3, 7, 11 and 12) are entirely performed by Vangelis, using pianos, strings and harp. For the ethnic music, Vangelis consulted with French specialist Xavier Belanger, who has advised other artists on similar issues, including Jean-Michel Jarre.

Tracklist:
Opening     1:21
Conquest Of Paradise     4:30
Monastery Of La Rabida     3:24
City Of Isabel     2:08
Light And Shadow     3:31
Deliverance     3:20
West Across The Ocean Sea     2:44
Eternity     1:53
Hispanola     4:39
Moxica And The Horse     6:42
Twenty Eighth Parallel     4:47
Pinta, Nina, Santa Maria (Into Eternity)     12:37

1492

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Composer Chris Vibberts soundtrack album release "Passage"...music from the movie " Why Not Home?"

Composer Chris Vibberts recent album release "Passage" is the soundtrack for a film he scored called Why Not Home? The movie is about medical practitioners who chose to have their own births at home. Chris describes the score as "a melodic affair with lots of cello, marimba, acoustic guitar, and piano."

Chris Vibberts' work is heard in award winning short, animated, documentary and feature length films, as well as on TV. Chris records and performs with David J (Love and Rockets/Bauhaus) playing sitar, guitar, keyboards, lap steel, Melodica, & flute. He also releases ambient music as Chrystal Für.

official website: http://therabbitholerecording.com/index.html 

https://youtu.be/YxbNOmFNvao

Marty's review: "Passage" is a beautifully produced score that combines elements of ambient, classical, world and roots music to create themes of solitude, time passage, anticipation and thoughtfulness. The subtle and at times sombre compositions weave and ebb their way into soundscapes of imagination and curiosity taking the listener in to their own journey of the mind to places only they can conjure up. 

available on bandcamp: https://chrisvibberts.bandcamp.com/

John Williams Greatest Hits 1969-1999...a collection of soundtrack music composed by John Williams

John Williams Greatest Hits 1969–1999 is a compilation of concert suites from various films John Williams has scored between 1969 and 1999. The album contains takes from various orchestras including the London Symphony Orchestra, Boston Pops Orchestra and Skywalker Symphony Orchestra.

Disc 1
"Star Wars - Main Title" – 5:44
"E.T. - Flying Theme" – 3:42
"Superman - Main Title" – 4:25
"Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom - Parade of the Slave Children" – 4:53
"Sugarland Express - Theme" – 3:35
"Jaws - Theme" – 2:31
"Olympic Fanfare and Theme" – 4:28
"Return of the Jedi - Luke and Leia" – 5:02
"The Reivers - Main Title" – 5:13
"The Empire Strikes Back - The Imperial March" – 3:04
"Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade - Scherzo for Motorcycle and Orchestra" – 2:48
"Empire of the Sun - Cadillac of the Skies" – 4:58
"Raiders of the Lost Ark - The Raider's March (End Credits)" – 5:11
"Close Encounters of the Third Kind - Suite" – 9:46

Disc 2
"Saving Private Ryan - Hymn to the Fallen" – 6:10
"Jurassic Park - Theme" – 5:29
"Schindler's List - Theme" – 3:32
"Hook - Flight to Neverland" – 4:41
"Seven Years in Tibet - Seven Years in Tibet" – 7:09
"JFK - Prologue" – 4:00
"Stepmom - The Days Between" – 6:27
"1941 - March" – 4:14
"Home Alone - Somewhere in My Memory – 4:54
"Summon the Heroes" – 6:14
"Rosewood - Look Down, Lord" – 4:12
"Far and Away - Theme" – 5:34
"Born on the Fourth of July - Theme" – 6:20
"Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace - Duel of the Fates" – 4:14

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