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That's sad if it is true. I remember her from videos back in the 90's and in many photos with Zimmer himself.Is Hans no longer married to Suzanne Zimmer? I saw articles from Hollywood in Vienna that he’s now married to Dina De Luca.Really fun score. Definitely on par with Elfman's effort.Chronological order is near impossible for music in an open world game.Hello everyone, Does anyone know how I can find "Homecoming" song in the movie but the film version not the soundtrack version? The homecoming song as it was played in the film itself.
was anyone ever able to put the OST and the unreleased tracks together in chronological order?Year, but seriously, these genres are where Harry Gregson-Williams always succeeded (Animation and Fantasy). I have high hopes that he will do a decent job and find back to his roots from the 2000s.i love this score so much. this comment is for Hans and team again for making such an amazing score. if they ever read what we write here lol : )<br><br>so, i am not a movie goer and many people claim and say that scores are to serve movies, and so and forth. well, i finally watched Dunkirk and it is an excellent movie. the movie did not do justice to the score imo.<br><br>here's an example. "Variation 15" on Nimrod is the "soothing" track for me in the whole score. much more soothing than "Home". i can play it in a loop. it surprised me that the cut gave it only a mere few seconds in the movie. now, i only watched Dunkirk once but i am pretty sure it played once, and for a few seconds, while "Bane" was in the plane.<br><br>another fact is that i always felt like being in a war plane when listening to "Supermarine". not an helicopter but more like a fast moving plane. that was before watching the movie and i never read about the movie. i knew it was about war and the only war machine i could think of was that. the fact that i was able to match the music with my own images says how great Hans and team were on that.<br><br>the constant tension felt in the "Mole", "Supermarine", etc. is more intense in the movie though. i liked that.<br><br>also, i watched the movie credits to the very end. i wanted to see if they would match it with the track. they did, and it ends exactly with the starting point as i expected. for me it was a cue that "the war didn't end there". sad, yes, but the effect was on point.<br><br>so okay, i am minority here in saying that a score album put together is its own thing. doesn't need a movie to exist. great movie. great score. both in their own rights!Don't want to be a downer but, really, let's all hope things won't blow to s*** like they did with Alien: Covenant or some other annoyance.Harry gregson williams will compose mulan ??!!!!! Come on this is blowing my mind. I truly hope for hans zimmer or other great composer like desplat or silvestri. I wanted hans to score a master piece like last samurai. But no offense to harry. He is good and more than good but disney live action like mulan really wanted something special that i think the right guy is hans !
Hans will cowrite the score together with Faltermeyer... :) ;)It's meHello?Great news! Can't wait to see the concert online or Blu-Ray.Cool that you met Hans! As for Hans doing Top Gun 2, well there's some pleasantly surprising news!
Yes!Hollywood in Vienna: Hans Zimmer was amazing! One of the best concerts I’ve ever been to! I ended up meeting the man himself after the concert! Amazing programme!<br><br>Btw Tom cruise said (in a recorded message that was shown at the concert) that he’d be working on Top Gun 2 with Hans! Pretty cool news!Really a fun and nice score from Dom.Any confirmation about Zimmer and Balfe working on the score? Or they just did the trailer music?good music
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Peter Pan
Label: Varèse Sarabande
Length: 44'29
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  1. Main Title (2:08)
  2. Flying (3:32)
  3. Learning To Fly (3:10)
  4. Tinkerbell (4:45)
  5. Is That A Kiss? (1:41)
  6. Peter's Shadow (1:23)
  7. A Note From The Teacher (2:49)
  8. Build A House Around Her (1:23)
  9. Come Meet Father (2:33)
  10. Fetch Long Tom (1:31)
  11. Mermaids (1:42)
  12. Fairy Dance (5:24)
  13. Set Them Free (3:05)
  14. I Do Believe In Fairies (2:44)
  15. Poison (1:43)
  16. Please Don't Die (1:51)
  17. Flying Jolly Roger (1:15)
  18. Peter Returns (1:42)
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dark prince reply Replies: 3 || 2014-02-01 02:25:54
Beutiful score by James Newton Howard, reminds the childhood, overcoat the theme "Flying". Magnificent score than nothing must envy to the "Hook" by John Williams

Russel2014-02-01 03:50:25
I'm surprised as to why Hybrid never listed the 'Sessions' on here.. I agree with you, I wish Varese would've done a 10th anniversary complete release of this score. I would have so bought it. I like his arrangement of 'I Do Believe In Fairies' definitely way better than 'Flying'. :)

dark prince2014-02-01 04:10:12
La-La-Land can do that, after all they made the 10th anniversary of scores like Matrix Reloaded by Don Davies

Russel2014-02-01 08:42:33
No they can't, trust me I asked them. They said we really wish we could but Varese owns the rights to the music. They said Varese isn't a very nice company to ask things from them so they won't be able to make a release. Trust me, lol. I asked them.

Mike reply Replies: 1 || 2012-11-19 23:09:05
James Newton Howard is part of RCP???


Macejko2012-11-19 23:24:07
No, but he collaborated with it.
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