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Most of the album is comprised of suites, with one consistent tempo per track. <br><br>The material that was scored to picture was scored using the risset rhythm technique, which gave a lot of those tracks their "infinitely getting faster" feeling in the film, so the tempo is always climbing in the film versions. The suites have a stable tempo (except for a couple normal tempo changes, which are different)Not really any... "Nothing Out There" contains the sad piano theme from Begins and Dark Knight, but otherwise the themes that get reprised are pretty much Hans stuff. <br><br>Speaking of credits, any chance the complete score page could be updated with what's out there and official?Could somebody tell me in what cues JNH's themes appear on album?Thanks MIKE, Any ideas of how can I Google it?Yeah, that cue was either a last minute rewrite or one of the music editors did it.... As for where you can find it...Google is your friend. But it's not going to be available anywhere officially.
I think it will be in between NOT ORDINARY CITIZEN / THE SLOW KNIFE and IMAGINE THE FIRE, Does anybody know where can I find it?<br>I noticed that this score doesn't has the soundtrack of the part where Blake is taking the people to the bridge and he is discusing with the other police officer before he blows the bridgeThat's right, I forgot about that... And I totally agree about the score vs. the album. I had no use for this score on album at first, but now that I've watched the movie a few times, I can really hear the logic behind the score and I "get it." <br><br>I still don't get the music as heard on album, though. Are the longer pieces some early suites Hans wrote? Or did he specifically make these arrangements for the album? Do you know the answer to that one, Hybrid?I wanna say I heard the full Cat Suite somewhere... I can't remember if it was legit, but it was 15:39 and it was indeed quite repetitive. It was basically the Selina Kyle Suite from the Z+ app, along with demos of several of the Catwoman-related cues in the final score. If you've listened through the score, you've basically heard the unreleased stuff.@Mike<br>Zimmer has said in interviews that he “mapped out” the film with one long piece of music to establish the changing tempo of the story, and apparently the script was written to capture the rhythmic feel of the film. So from the very beginning the story was always split up between the three.<br><br>I think a big part of the initial disappointment with the score was the album presentation, which gives off the impression that the music is just some sound design that Zimmer threw together (this is how I personally felt when I first gave it a listen). In actuality it’s a technically impressive score, I really can’t think of any other film score that is so synchronized with a film’s tempo and flows as one long piece of music. Apparently it was a nightmare for Hans, especially when the smallest edits to the film would ruin the flow.<br><br>Doing the 59-minute album was a pretty big disservice to the whole purpose of the music. If you remove one piece the whole thing falls apart, which is part of the reason the album feels so disjointed.
Anyone here listened "The Predator" FYC score? <br>Any chance to compare tracklist and running time with official release?These versions suites haven't been officially released, but maybe you can find them somewhere around the Internet unofficially.<br><br>As for the Cat Suite, the most important parts of it can be found in "Selina Kyle" (it's a shortened version of it actually) and "Mind if I cut in?" from the OST. I remember that Hybrid once said that the 15mins Cat Suite was too repetitive, that's why a 5min only version was released, so maybe you are just fine with those two.<br>Where can I listen to the Cat Suite? Or is it literally: Selina Kyle Theme? <br>The Mole P1 (0-1:57)<br>Regimental Brothers P1 (0-1:19)<br>The Mole P2 (1:57-3:44)<br>Regimental Brothers P3 (2:44 onward)<br>We Need Our Army Back<br>Shivering Soldier<br>Supermarine P1 (0-2:47)<br>The Mole P3 (3:45 onward)<br>We Need Our Army Back (again) <br>Supermarine P2 (*5:33)<br>Impulse<br>The Tide<br>Home <br>The Oil <br>Variation 15<br>End Credits <br><br>As everyone said already, the album is made up of suites that combine several cues and several "sounds" used in various places. For example, the is a sound in The Mole (At 2:05) that sounds like a fuse being ignited. This sound is actually right after The Tide in the film.<br>The only tracks that are almost identical to the film are: The Tide, Variation 15 and End Credits, the rest is different. <br><br>So if you were to order the tracks as first heard in the film it would be: <br>The Mole <br>Regimental Brothers <br>We Need Our Army Back<br>Shivering Soldier <br>Supermarine <br>Impluse <br>The Tide <br>Home <br>The Oil<br>Variation 15<br>End credits<br><br>As much as I enjoyed listening to this release, I wish they didn't butcher the score the way they did. I like the suites but there are so many great cues in this film that weren't released. If only they released an isolated score track on Blu-ray. Listening to film extracts is just not enough.I noticed that as well — the ticking goes all through the movie, except for the boat scenes, and only stops when they get on the train. <br><br>I wonder...could the film have originally been shot so that the beach, sea, and air sequences were there own arcs, and the longer album tracks were written for that? And then Nolan went in and turned the movie into the frenetic, constantly cutting-back-and-forth final product? <br><br>While the album is fine, I personally don't understand why we couldn't have just gotten the film cues. They might have had to stitch several together for each track, but it could have worked.
Does anyone know where you can get a digital version of the Japanese versions 2 bonus tracks?Comparing it to YFM’s sfx edit this is what I’ve got;<br><br>“The Mole” seems to be an alternate of the opening sequence. The first minute or so is used, while the rest isn’t. “We Need Our Army Back/Regimental Brothers” are both made up of several cues from different points in the film. <br>“Home” is completely different in the film, which makes me think it may have been recorded specifically for the album. Similar situation with “Oil”. <br>“Supermarine” is definitely a suite. The rest is chronological.<br><br>Interesting thing to note, it seems like a lot of the tempo changes/ticking effects/bass overlays were removed from the album release, making almost every track sound different from the actual film versions. The music in context has a constant pulse going, especially in the way cues segue into each other and change tempo.It's not really possible to chronologically order the album because the album doesn't use the same tracks as the movie. Plus, the album is more or less chronological anyway, given the areas where they are the same.<br>With the complete cue sheet out now. Does anyone know what the chronological order of the album would be?Movie credits:<br><br>Music Composed and Mixed by:<br>TOM HOLKENBORG<br><br>Additional Music:<br>ANTONIO DI IORIO<br><br>Music Supervisor:<br>DAVE JORDAN<br><br>Music Editor:<br>PETER MYLES<br><br>Score Conducted by:<br>CONRAD POPE<br><br>Score Orchestrated by:<br>EDWARD TRYBEK, HENRI WILKINSON, JONATHAN BEARD, TOM HOLKENBORG<br>Score Copied by:<br>EDWARD TRYBEK, HENRI WILKINSON<br><br>Score Contracted by:<br>PETER ROTTER<br><br>Choir Contracted by:<br>JASPER RANDALL<br><br>Score Recorded by:<br>ALAN MEYERSON, BRAD HAEHNEL<br><br>Digital Recording by:<br>KEVIN GLOBERMAN<br><br>Technical Score Engineers:<br>ALEX RUGER, EMILY RICE,<br><br>Synth Programming by:<br>JACOPO TRIFONE, JONAS FRIEDMAN, MAX KARMAZYN<br><br>Score Recorded at:<br>NEWMAN RECORDING STAGE<br><br>Music Production Services by:<br>MICHIEL GROENEVELD<br><br>Score Mixed at:<br>COMPUTER HELL CABIN<br><br>Newman Stage Engineer:<br>MARC GEBAUER<br><br>Newman Recordist:<br>TIM LAUBER<br><br>Newman Stage Managers:<br>DAMON TEDESCO, PETER NELSON
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A Cure For Wellness
Label: Milan Records
Length: 50'01
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  1. Hannah And Volmer (4:35)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  2. Nobody Ever Leaves (1:49)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  3. Bicycle (2:00)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  4. The Rite (3:42)
    Benjamin Wallfisch, Hans Zimmer
  5. Feuerwalzer (3:44)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  6. Magnificent, Isn't It? (2:11)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  7. Actually I'm Feeling Much Better (1:59)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  8. Clearly He's Lost His Mind (2:49)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  9. Our Thoughts Exactly (1:03)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  10. Volmer Institut (3:02)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  11. Terrible Darkness (3:18)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  12. Lipstick (4:21)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  13. Waiting (0:55)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  14. Zutritt Verboten (3:38)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  15. There's Nothing Wrong With You People (1:25)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  16. Lockhart's Letter (2:12)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  17. Volmer's Lab (3:32)
    Benjamin Wallfisch
  18. I Wanna Be Sedated - Mirel Wagner (3:38)
    The Ramones, Benjamin Wallfisch
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isildur reply Replies: 2 || 2018-07-21 22:11:53
Wallfisch just Retweeted the Shazam! trailer. Does that mean he is scoring it then? Hybrid can you say anything about this?

ThePhantasm2018-07-21 22:50:00
i don't doubt it, he and the director are good frineds and fans of each other, also they worked together on Annabelle so I'm willing to bet money he's the composer which is AWESOME

Hybrid Soldier2018-07-21 22:53:31
He is.

... reply Replies: 5 || 2018-01-26 02:05:13
ASCAP:

A Terrible Darkness
Actually I’m Feeling Much Better
Ambition
Ballerina Sting
Ballroom
Bar Fight
Bike To Town
Blue Dress/Volmers Vitamins
Bridge Flashback
Caretaker Gurney
Church Remains
Constabulary
Cow Foetus
Crayon Picture
Dead Morris
Deer Crash
Drive
Drive To Castle/Arrival
Elevator - Boardroom
Embryonic Chamber
End Roller Pts. 1 & 2
Exploring The Spa
Fire Waltz
Grotto Fight
Hannah Bedroom Nightmare
Hannah Hums
Hannah Pond
Isolation Tank
Laptop Battery
Lipstick
Lockhart’s Letter
Logos - Buildings
Lower Corridors
Main On Ends
Monk Chant
Mother Crematorium
Mother Flashback Pulse
Mother’s Music Box
Nosebleed Bend
Not Much, But Enough
OS Orchestra
P&L Sounds
Pembroke’s Letter
Photo Sting
Pool & Stairs
Pulse
Someone More Senior
Steam Room
Tampon
The Rite
There’s Something In The Water
Toilet Eels
Tooth Pull
Train - Helicopter
Trolly To Infusion
Underground
Unmasked
Urine Sample
Vent Pulse
Volmers Diagnosis
Volmers Lab
Waiting
Water Glass
Where You Began
Zombies

JBSO992018-02-01 13:15:28
Has anyone managed to order this tracks in chronological order? I'm trying to do it myself but there are a lot of track that I can't place, so any help would be great. Thanks

mpolonest123 2018-03-26 00:20:14
I want to second this. Probably one of my favorite scores of the past 5 years

mpolonest123 2018-06-23 21:35:25
This was such a nightmare to try and break down. Much like IT, there are dozens of short cues that bleed into each other. Not 100% Complete (missing 5 or 6 cues) but for the most part in correct order...

Logos - Buildings
Dead Morris
Elevator - Boardroom
Pembroke’s Letter
Someone More Senior
Train
Laptop Battery
Mother’s Music Box
Drive To Castle - Arrival
Vent Pulse
Water Glass
Drive
Mother Flashback Pulse
Mother Crematorium
Deer Crash
Exploring The Spa
Steam Room
Hannah Hums
Waiting
Nosebleed Bend
Volmers Diagnosis
Urine Sample
Isolation Tank
Bridge Flashback
There’s Something In The Water
Caretaker Gurney
Terrible Darkness
Church Remains
Hannah Pond
Ballerina Sting
Bike To Town
Crayon Picture
Tampon
Cow Fetus
Bar Fight
Lipstick
Hannah Bedroom Nightmare
Tooth Pull
Lower Corridors
Embryonic Chamber
Constabulary
Toilet Eels
Lockhart’s Letter
Underground
Volmer’s Lab
Grotto Fight
Zombies
OS Orchestra
Blue Dress - Volmer’s Vitamins
Monk Chant
Ballroom
The Rite
Pulse
Photo Sting
Unmasked
Fire Waltz
Actually I’m Feeling Much Better
Main On Ends
End Roller Pts. 1 & 2

Gore2018-06-24 01:37:18
Are you using the OST to break this down or all cues

mpolonest123 2018-06-24 02:28:26
I’m using the ASCAP titles in conjunction with the film. Certain cues on the OST are stitched together with several shorter cues (Lipstick and Terrible Darkness for example) and are out of order. I think Hybrid posted the film order.

Jack Afrogarrix 2017 reply Replies: 1 || 2017-08-02 22:50:15
Hey Guys, Benjamin Wallfisch Has Released The Soundtrack Details Of Annabelle Creation In Film Music Reporter With The Track list And The Soundtrack Photos plus In Cd Version Will Be Released At Silva Screen Records & Digital Version At WaterTower Music.

Waymann2017-08-03 16:06:34
The score will be released digital tomorrow. The samples sound like a mix of orchestral sad/mysterious music en typical horror underscore.

Felix reply Replies: 8 || 2017-02-26 01:08:00
After I saw the movie I can explain a little bit:

Hannad & Volmer (Like the Opening Title)
Our Thoughts Exactly
Waiting
Volmer Institut
Nobody Ever Leaves
Terrible Darkness
Lockhart's Letter
Magnicifent, Isnt It?
Bicycle
Lipstick
Zutritt Verboten
Volmer's Lab
There is Nothing Wrong With You People
Clearly He's Lost His Mind
The Rite
Feuerwalzer
Actually I'm Feeling Much Better (End Credits)

So I think it would be the chronological order :)

Tim2017-02-26 05:41:10
No really original . Gore should have used Zanelli or Balfe

Felix2017-02-26 09:56:35
Why?! Wallfisch did a really good job

Hybrid Soldier2017-03-05 00:27:17
The final correct order is =>

Clearly He's Lost His Mind
Our Thoughts Exactly
Nobody Ever Leaves
Volmet Institut
Waiting
Terrible Darkness
Bicycle
Lipstick
Zutritt Verboten
Lockhart's Letter
There's Nothing Wrong With You People
The Rite
Feuerwaltzer
Magnificent, Isn't It?
Actually I'm Feeling Much Better
Hannah & Volmer

The only mix of "unchronological cues" is "Terrible Darkness", which has short parts from later in the film. "Hannah & Volmer" is the end credits piece.

Edmund Meinerts2017-03-05 01:29:32
Funny, the chronological order is almost the exact reverse of the album order! Now all the horror stuff comes first and the action and thematic cues are more towards the second half, whereas on the album it was more the other way around. I think I prefer it this way, that way the score builds up to the good stuff rather than shooting its wad before the album is halfway over (so to speak...). It's a good score with some great material, but a lot if it is VERY hard listening, especially "Lipstick".

Also, Hybrid, where does "Volmer's Lab" go?

Hybrid Soldier2017-03-05 10:03:29
Ha ! Forgot it !

It's between Lockhart's Letter & There's Nothing Wrong with You People.


Also, fun fact, in the End Credits of the movie there's a credit :

"Ribbons"
Composed by Hans Zimmer
Arranged by Benjamin Wallfisch
Performed by the Chamber Orchestra of London, Conducted by Gavin Greenaway

Some early ideas Hans wrote did end up in the score. Ribbons is basically the beginning of the waltz in "The Rite", at 2:08.

isildur2017-03-06 06:22:43
Interesting. So, it's just the beginning of the Waltz? How long is this "Ribbons" cue? Do you think we'll get to listen to it anytime soon?

FunnyML2017-06-04 11:26:35
My analysis goes like this:
56 cues in total, only released cues are mentioned here

02 Clearly He's Lost His Mind 3 1:55-End
04 Clearly He's Lost His Mind 1 0:00-1:10
06 Our Thoughts Exactly
10 Nobody Ever Leaves
14 Volmer Institut 2 1:18-End
18 Waiting
27 Terrible Darkness 1 0:00-1:46
28 Volmer Institut 1 0:00-1:18
30 Bicycle
32 Lipstick 1 0:00-2:08
33 Lipstick 2 2:08-End
37 Zutritt Verboten
42 Lockhart's Letter
44 Volmer's Lab
45 Terrible Darkness 2 1:46-End
46 Clearly He's Lost His Mind 2 1:10-1:55
48 There Is Nothing Wrong With You People
50 The Rite
53 Feuerwalzer
54 Magnificent, Isn't It
55 Actually I'm Feeling Much Better
56 Hannah And Volmer

JBSO992017-06-04 16:37:00
@FunnyML That new tracklist made me revisit the score and I realized (again) it's so amazing. I haven't watched the movie but I want to listen to the complete score to hear more of these beautiful melodies

Hideo reply Replies: 1 || 2017-05-28 18:03:39
What's the name of that celestial music when Volmer gives Hannah a new dress and says to her "You're a woman now" ?

FunnyML2017-06-04 11:29:36
One of many unreleased cues, so we don't know (yet).

mpolonest123 reply Replies: 0 || 2017-04-08 20:31:33
A little late to the game but I just wanted to praise this score a bit. When I first heard Hans wasn't going to be working on this project my heart immediately sank. Anytime Zimmer works with Verbinski, the end result is always spectacular (even Rango is very enjoyable, despite being a huge mess). I'm so glad I took the time to listen to this one though, Wallfisch delivered in HUGE spades!

Both themes introduced are marvelous, and it definitely speaks to Wallfisch's talent that he is able to utilize each idea without getting repetitive. One of the biggest bonuses is the variety of instrumentation and styles, ranging from the more traditional horror tropes to incorporating some beautiful vocals and even a waltz. If I had any complaints in regards to the album, its that it is far too short. By the time it ended I was hungry for more.

Hearing that he is going to score IT and Annabelle 2, I'm both intensely interested and a little nervous that he might get pigeonholed in horror. If you haven't heard his music for the Peter Pan stageplay (on Apple Music) definitely check it out, the man can write fantasy pretty damn good!

trent easton navarro reply Replies: 0 || 2017-03-18 16:24:42
I read on Facebook that Wallfisch will score the new It film. Hope it turns out to be true, he'd be a great choice
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Leo reply Replies: 0 || 2017-03-08 06:21:30
Correct me if I'm wrong but I can feel Hans' fingerprints all over the "Feuerwalzer" cue. ;)

Michael Poleschuck reply Replies: 0 || 2017-02-19 12:59:13
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xEA6kwonEo

Here's a little behind-the-scenes!

James Strauss reply Replies: 0 || 2017-02-19 04:39:56
Its the Full Score Avaliable?

Hybrid Soldier reply Replies: 8 || 2017-02-07 00:26:47
Suite added ! A good one ! :)

Ds2017-02-07 16:16:21
Oh yeah that suite is just amazing. Really impatient to hear the full thing, and above all to watch the movie!

Felix2017-02-07 21:43:13
Wow, great Suite, can't wait to listen to the complete album :)

Felix2017-02-07 23:04:20
It's on Spotify!! So a good album!!

JBSO992017-02-11 14:35:30
Wow, just when the girl's voice started to sing I got chills. It sounds awesome and creepy. I cannot wait to watch the movie and hear these in context.

Kalvin Koskela2017-02-11 18:23:30
You do not lie; this music is absolutely beautiful!

isildur2017-02-14 10:42:35
Listened to the score. Splendid work by Ben. Liked how it is beautiful yet creepy. Now, I don't mind much that Hans missed out on this :)

Michael Poleschuck2017-02-14 10:47:58
It's a life! Relax and enjoy the music of amazing Benjamin Wallfisch!

James Strauss2017-02-19 01:28:50
Its the Full Score Avaliable?

Jack Afrogarrix 2017 reply Replies: 0 || 2017-02-07 22:59:07
Benjamin Wallfisch Has Made Another Best Orchestral Score Better Than Lights Out Score. I Didn't Know That Soloist Voice Was From The Trailer
And Then I Hear It In This Soundtrack

I Can Wait To Hear The Score And See The Movie

ei18 reply Replies: 2 || 2017-02-07 04:21:33
7:15 and onward reminds me of something, but I can't pinpoint it. Does anyone else hear a similarity to another score? It feels like Pirates and maybe something else?

Patrick2017-02-07 06:58:42
The Brass at 7:19 is very similar to Broken Arrow, but I guess you are talking about the staccato parts?

Edmund Meinerts2017-02-07 15:47:08
The rhythm and low brass both remind me a little bit of Dark Knight Rises (some parts of Bane's music).

Daniel reply Replies: 1 || 2017-02-05 21:39:50
So. What do you say?

Anonymous2017-02-05 22:54:08
I saw what are you on about

Jack Afrogarrix 2017 reply Replies: 0 || 2017-01-27 00:37:07
This Score Is Now Release Eariler in ITunes But i Found The Soundtrack Details Of A Cure For Wellness

1.Hannah And Volmer
2.Nobody Ever Leaves
3.Bicycle
4.The Rite
5.Feuerwalzer
6.Magnificent,Isn't It
7.Actually I'm Feeling Much Better
8.Clearly He's Lost His Mind
9.Our Thought Exactly
10.Volmer Institu
11.Terrible Darkness
12.Lipstick
13.Waiting
14.Zuttrit Verbotten
15.There's Nothing Wrong With You People
16.Lockhart's Letter
17.Volmer's Lab
18.I Wanna Be Sedated(Feat.Mirel Wagner)

Jack Afrogarrix reply Replies: 1 || 2016-12-20 17:02:30
I See The 2nd Trailer A Cure For Wellness And The Music Will Be Composed By Benjamin Wallfisch
Also I Think Is An Psychological Thriller Movie

Jack Afrogarrix 2016-12-20 17:03:37
And This Movie & The Soundtrack Is Going Freak Out

Everan reply Replies: 0 || 2016-12-15 00:12:21
Hoping this creeps me out completely

Jack Afrogarrix reply Replies: 3 || 2016-12-10 13:33:47
An new movie for 2017 by benjamin wallfisch. I hope it will be same or different like the music of lights out.

Macejko2016-12-10 16:09:19
Shut the hell up already, Astérix.

trent easton navarro2016-12-11 15:46:06
So you hope it's the same... Yet, you also hope it's different?
So which is it, mate?

Edmund Meinerts2016-12-11 21:56:52
He's just trolling us now. :p

isildur reply Replies: 1 || 2016-12-10 16:50:55
Hey Hybrid, is Hans overseeing this or completely Ben's project?. Am I mistaken or wasn't this the horror film Hans was supposed to do?

Hybrid Soldier2016-12-10 16:52:45
Hans was going to score it but the score production happened exactly at the moment of the tour so Hans let Ben do it.
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