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Mychael Danna - Vanity Fair
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Artist...............: Mychael Danna
Album................: Vanity Fair
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2004
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode)
Codec................: LAME 3.93
Quality..............: CBR 192, (avg. bitrate: 192kbps)
Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz
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Tracklisting
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1. (00:02:02) Mychael Danna - She Walks In Beauty (Perf. By Sissel)
2. (00:02:13) Mychael Danna - Exchange
3. (00:01:28) Mychael Danna - Becky And Amelia Leave School
4. (00:02:05) Mychael Danna - The Great Adventurer (Custer Larue)
5. (00:01:46) Mychael Danna - Beckey Arrives At Queen's Crawley
6. (00:01:10) Mychael Danna - Andante
7. (00:02:52) Mychael Danna - No Lights After Eleven
8. (00:01:38) Mychael Danna - Adagio
9. (00:00:30) Mychael Danna - I've Made Up My Mind
10. (00:02:06) Mychael Danna - Ride To London
11. (00:02:00) Mychael Danna - Becky And Rawdon Kiss
12. (00:01:42) Mychael Danna - Sir Pitt's Marriage Proposal
13. (00:01:17) Mychael Danna - I Owe You Nothing
14. (00:03:16) Mychael Danna - Piano For Amelia--Announcement Of Battle
15. (00:02:42) Mychael Danna - Time To Quit Brussels
16. (00:01:32) Mychael Danna - Waterloo Battlefield
17. (00:02:08) Mychael Danna - Amelia Refuses Dobbin--The Move To Mayfair
18. (00:02:48) Mychael Danna - Now Sleeps The Crimson Petal (Custer Larue)
19. (00:01:14) Mychael Danna - Steyne The Pasha
20. (00:01:37) Mychael Danna - El Salaam (Hakim)
21. (00:00:40) Mychael Danna - The Virtue Betrayed
22. (00:00:51) Mychael Danna - Rawdon's End
23. (00:01:08) Mychael Danna - Dobbin Leaves Amelia
24. (00:01:15) Mychael Danna - Vanity's Conqueror
25. (00:04:26) Mychael Danna - Gori Re (Shankar Mahadevan & Richa Sharina)
Playing Time.........: 00:46:26
Total Size...........: 63.78 MB
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3353/3346052265_1a6beb5d48.jpg?v=0
Michael Danna is one of the most chameleonic composers currently in the film business, mostly due to the fact that he carefully selects independent films or films with atypical subject matter on which to work. Working in this facet and with such provocative directors as Atom Egoyan has allowed Danna the opportunity to experiment with various exotic, instrumental techniques, not unlike the arenas Thomas Newman has entertained. His one brush with a blockbuster film was 2003's The Hulk, directed by prior collaborator Ang Lee, which ultimately ended with his radical Middle Eastern approach being tossed and rapidly replaced by a score from Danny Elfman. Now Danna is back on the indie film front, providing music for the literate, social climbing costume drama Vanity Fair.
The album proper begins with the lovely, haunting "She Walks in Beauty", highlighted by vocals from Sissel (of Titanic fame), a melody which then bleeds into "Exchange", with vibrant orchestral accompaniment. This second track immediately sets the rich classically styled tone of the score, one drenched in inspiration from the Mozart school of composing. This is further reinforced in "Becky and Amelia Leave School", a lovely, ebullient cue wonderfully reminiscent of Mozart's famous clarinet concertos. We have heard many soundscapes from the mind and talent of Michael Danna, such as electronica (Exotica), gamelan percussion (The Ice Storm), folk (The Sweet Hereafter), Arabic (Ararat), and now shows quite an impressive of the orchestral arrangement prominent in the late 1700's. It is true that film scores in this idiom have been written before, for instance Rachel Portman, Michael Nyman, Patrick Doyle and Richard Rodney Bennett have all tossed their baton into this ring to great success and now Danna has achieved a similarly sonorous peak.
The score continues with a plaintive piano solos in "Andante" and "Adagio" while "No Light After Eleven" becomes anchored by a pleasant waltz rhythm. Hushed tones begin "Becky and Rawdon Kiss" which then develop into sublime strings and woodwinds, a track then countered by the contrapuntal element of "Sir Pitt's Marriage Proposal". The piano appropriately returns in the melancholy "Piano for Amelia" but this tone is soon overpowered by brass clarion-type calls and dramatic orchestral churnings with the "Announcement of Battle". However, this track then drifts back to the more sublime textures of earlier. A fervent dose of urgency covers "Time To Quit Brussels", which then evolves into the mournful dirge heard in "Waterloo Battlefield". More somber tones color the last third of the album, in "The Virtue Betrayed", "Rawdon's End" and "Dobbin Leaves Amelia", but these provide both a satisfying emotional underpinning to the score overall and further variations on melodic material from "She Walks In Beauty".
An aspect of the film focuses on the British occupation of India and this is reflected in such tracks as "El Salaam", performed by Hakim, and "Gori Re", performed by Shankar Mahadevan and Richa Sharma. These tracks contrast radically to the formal, Western classical techniques displayed throughout the rest of the score, but are enjoyable in their way if you are one who enjoys Indian musical styles. The score does not end with a rousing orchestral flourish as might be expected, but instead with the aforementioned upbeat vocal number "Gori Re". Overall, the diversity and marvelous invention in Vanity Fair is another fine feather in the film score cap of 2004 and in my opinion is easily a frontrunner for Oscar consideration.
http://rapidshare.com/files/196395864/Vanity_Fair_Soundtrack__2004_.rar
http://mega.1280.com/file/5C2L3O/
http://www.mediafire.com/?dziiymmgizl
Pass: littl3hanu
Credit: Tổng hợp từ soundtrack.net+ Rapidshare.com
Reup by Sonic@LittleHanu
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Mychael Danna - Vanity Fair
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Artist...............: Mychael Danna
Album................: Vanity Fair
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2004
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode)
Codec................: LAME 3.93
Quality..............: CBR 192, (avg. bitrate: 192kbps)
Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz
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Tracklisting
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1. (00:02:02) Mychael Danna - She Walks In Beauty (Perf. By Sissel)
2. (00:02:13) Mychael Danna - Exchange
3. (00:01:28) Mychael Danna - Becky And Amelia Leave School
4. (00:02:05) Mychael Danna - The Great Adventurer (Custer Larue)
5. (00:01:46) Mychael Danna - Beckey Arrives At Queen's Crawley
6. (00:01:10) Mychael Danna - Andante
7. (00:02:52) Mychael Danna - No Lights After Eleven
8. (00:01:38) Mychael Danna - Adagio
9. (00:00:30) Mychael Danna - I've Made Up My Mind
10. (00:02:06) Mychael Danna - Ride To London
11. (00:02:00) Mychael Danna - Becky And Rawdon Kiss
12. (00:01:42) Mychael Danna - Sir Pitt's Marriage Proposal
13. (00:01:17) Mychael Danna - I Owe You Nothing
14. (00:03:16) Mychael Danna - Piano For Amelia--Announcement Of Battle
15. (00:02:42) Mychael Danna - Time To Quit Brussels
16. (00:01:32) Mychael Danna - Waterloo Battlefield
17. (00:02:08) Mychael Danna - Amelia Refuses Dobbin--The Move To Mayfair
18. (00:02:48) Mychael Danna - Now Sleeps The Crimson Petal (Custer Larue)
19. (00:01:14) Mychael Danna - Steyne The Pasha
20. (00:01:37) Mychael Danna - El Salaam (Hakim)
21. (00:00:40) Mychael Danna - The Virtue Betrayed
22. (00:00:51) Mychael Danna - Rawdon's End
23. (00:01:08) Mychael Danna - Dobbin Leaves Amelia
24. (00:01:15) Mychael Danna - Vanity's Conqueror
25. (00:04:26) Mychael Danna - Gori Re (Shankar Mahadevan & Richa Sharina)
Playing Time.........: 00:46:26
Total Size...........: 63.78 MB
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3353/3346052265_1a6beb5d48.jpg?v=0
Michael Danna is one of the most chameleonic composers currently in the film business, mostly due to the fact that he carefully selects independent films or films with atypical subject matter on which to work. Working in this facet and with such provocative directors as Atom Egoyan has allowed Danna the opportunity to experiment with various exotic, instrumental techniques, not unlike the arenas Thomas Newman has entertained. His one brush with a blockbuster film was 2003's The Hulk, directed by prior collaborator Ang Lee, which ultimately ended with his radical Middle Eastern approach being tossed and rapidly replaced by a score from Danny Elfman. Now Danna is back on the indie film front, providing music for the literate, social climbing costume drama Vanity Fair.
The album proper begins with the lovely, haunting "She Walks in Beauty", highlighted by vocals from Sissel (of Titanic fame), a melody which then bleeds into "Exchange", with vibrant orchestral accompaniment. This second track immediately sets the rich classically styled tone of the score, one drenched in inspiration from the Mozart school of composing. This is further reinforced in "Becky and Amelia Leave School", a lovely, ebullient cue wonderfully reminiscent of Mozart's famous clarinet concertos. We have heard many soundscapes from the mind and talent of Michael Danna, such as electronica (Exotica), gamelan percussion (The Ice Storm), folk (The Sweet Hereafter), Arabic (Ararat), and now shows quite an impressive of the orchestral arrangement prominent in the late 1700's. It is true that film scores in this idiom have been written before, for instance Rachel Portman, Michael Nyman, Patrick Doyle and Richard Rodney Bennett have all tossed their baton into this ring to great success and now Danna has achieved a similarly sonorous peak.
The score continues with a plaintive piano solos in "Andante" and "Adagio" while "No Light After Eleven" becomes anchored by a pleasant waltz rhythm. Hushed tones begin "Becky and Rawdon Kiss" which then develop into sublime strings and woodwinds, a track then countered by the contrapuntal element of "Sir Pitt's Marriage Proposal". The piano appropriately returns in the melancholy "Piano for Amelia" but this tone is soon overpowered by brass clarion-type calls and dramatic orchestral churnings with the "Announcement of Battle". However, this track then drifts back to the more sublime textures of earlier. A fervent dose of urgency covers "Time To Quit Brussels", which then evolves into the mournful dirge heard in "Waterloo Battlefield". More somber tones color the last third of the album, in "The Virtue Betrayed", "Rawdon's End" and "Dobbin Leaves Amelia", but these provide both a satisfying emotional underpinning to the score overall and further variations on melodic material from "She Walks In Beauty".
An aspect of the film focuses on the British occupation of India and this is reflected in such tracks as "El Salaam", performed by Hakim, and "Gori Re", performed by Shankar Mahadevan and Richa Sharma. These tracks contrast radically to the formal, Western classical techniques displayed throughout the rest of the score, but are enjoyable in their way if you are one who enjoys Indian musical styles. The score does not end with a rousing orchestral flourish as might be expected, but instead with the aforementioned upbeat vocal number "Gori Re". Overall, the diversity and marvelous invention in Vanity Fair is another fine feather in the film score cap of 2004 and in my opinion is easily a frontrunner for Oscar consideration.
http://rapidshare.com/files/196395864/Vanity_Fair_Soundtrack__2004_.rar
http://mega.1280.com/file/5C2L3O/
http://www.mediafire.com/?dziiymmgizl
Pass: littl3hanu
Credit: Tổng hợp từ soundtrack.net+ Rapidshare.com
Reup by Sonic@LittleHanu