"Vanellope's March" Includes "The Imperial March (Darth Vader's Theme)" & "Star Wars (Main Theme)" from Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back Composed by John Williams
"A Big Strong Man In Need Of Rescuing" Includes "How Far I'll Go" from Moana Music & Lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda "Part Of Your World" from The Little Mermaid Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Howard Ashman "The Great Thaw (Vuelie Reprise)" from Frozen Written by Christophe Beck & Frode Fjellheim "The Avalanche" from Mulan Written by Jerry Goldsmith "Colors Of The Wind" from Pocahontas Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz "Down In New Orleans" from The Princess And The Frog Written by Randy Newman
Original Score Composed by Henry Jackman
Soundtrack Album Produced by Tom MacDougall Original Score Produced by Henry Jackman
Score Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith Score Orchestrations by Stephen Coleman, Andrew Kinney & Gernot Wolfgang Music Editor, Production: Earl Ghaffari Music Editor, Score: Daniel Pinder Score Recorded & Mixed by Alan Meyerson Executive Director, Music Production: Andrew Page Music Business Affairs: Donna Cole-Brulé Music Legal Affairs: Catherine Baggett Manager, Music Production: Ashley Chafin Music Production Assistant: Jimmy Tsai Music Preparation by Booker White - Walt Disney Music Score Contracted by Peter Rotter Score Choir Contracted & Conducted by Jasper Randall Digital Score Recordists: Kevin Globerman & Larry Mah Digital Score Assembly: David Channing
Additional Music: Jeff Morrow & Anthony Willis Additional Score Orchestrations by Ed Trybek, Henri Wilkinson & Jonathan Beard Additional Score Recording by Chris Fogel Score Mix Assistants: Aldo Aréchar & Soya Soo Score Technicians: Maverick Dugger, Felipe Pacheco & Gage Boozan Score Production Services: Matthew Kusell Justmann Scoring Crew: Tim Lauber, Damon Tedesco, Peter Nelson, Christine Sirois, Erin Rettig, Stacey Robinson, Ryan McClure & Hosu Yoon Score Recorded at The Fox Newman Scoring Stage, 20th Century Fox Studios & Elbo Studios, Glendale, CA
Score Mixed at Remote Control Productions Mastered by Gavin Lurssen & Reuben Cohen at Lurssen Mastering
Release date : 11/16/2018
Zero - Imagine Dragons (3:32)
A Place Called Slaughter Race - Sarah Silverman & Gal Gadot & Cast (3:28)
In This Place - Julia Michaels (3:21)
Best Friends (2:52) Henry Jackman
Circuit Breaker (2:21) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
Pulling The Plug (1:14) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
On The Rooftop (1:04) Henry Jackman
The Big Idea (1:15)
The Internet (2:47) Henry Jackman
KnowsMore & Spamley (1:17)
Site Seeing (1:29)
Checkout Fiasco (1:32)
Get Rich Quick (1:43)
Shank (3:03)
Hangin' Out (1:03) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
BuzzzTube (1:42) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
Overnight Sensation (2:51) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
Separate Ways (1:04)
Vanellope's March (0:46)
Desperate Measures (1:20) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
Don't Read The Comments (1:48)
Growing Pains (1:35) Henry Jackman
Double Dan (3:35)
Scanning For Insecurities (1:54) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
Breaking Up (2:45)
Replicate-It-Ralph (1:20) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
Operation Pied Piper (2:37)
Kling Kong (3:39) Henry Jackman
The Meaning Of Friendship (2:16)
A Big Strong Man In Need Of Rescuing (1:54)
Letting Go (1:48) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
Comfort Zone (1:32) Henry Jackman
Worlds Apart (1:22) Henry Jackman, Jeff Morrow
A Place Called Slaughter Race (Instrumental) - Alan Menken & Phil Johnston & Tom MacDougall (3:28)
In This Place (Instrumental) - Alan Menken & Phil Johnston & Tom MacDougall (3:19)
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Produced By ALAN MENKEN MICHAEL KOSARIN RICH MOORE EARL GHAFFARI
Recorded & Mixed By FRANK WOLF
Arranged By MICHAEL KOSARIN DAVE METZGER
Orchestrated By DAVE METZGER
Conducted By MICHAEL KOSARIN
Song Recorded At THE NEWMAN SCORING STAGE, 20th CENTURY FOX STUDIOS
Additional Vocal Recording By NICK WOLLAGE At AIR LYNDHURST STUDIOS
Published By WONDERLAND MUSIC COMPANY, INC (BMI) WALT DISNEY MUSIC COMPANY (ASCAP)
Michael Fields
2019-02-09 09:33:49
And what about credits by Anthony Willis? Can it be possible that he did Vanellope's March (becase he worked on Han Solo) and helped with A Big Strong Man In Need Of Rescuing?
This is me or Henry Jackman removed the electronics this year it could be affect to the predator score because I was thinking about the predator score affect him to remove electronics and turned serious & dramatic. That's weird when Henry Jackman used a lot electronics & fun since 2009 to 2017 with his scores.
Hybrid Soldier
2018-11-16 20:41:41
Henry has been removing electronics for 4 years now...
Mike
2018-11-16 21:29:51
So I guess I'm the only one who likes less-electronic-Henry?
Iamtommie
2018-11-16 23:19:02
No you're not. I think Jackman has made some great score over the last through years. And I think this is one of them. Both tracks with or without electronics
Medigo
2018-11-18 19:54:36
Are you sure Jackmans been removing the electronics from his music, or just from his albums?
Civil War was noticeably different, if you compare the OST to what you heard in the movie.
Hybrid Soldier
2018-11-18 22:58:23
From albums yes, not from the scores... lol
Anonymous
2018-11-19 06:56:09
I don't understand the composer's reasoning. If a piece of music is written with a palette of sounds in mind, it will only work as intended when those stems are all present. One can't aim to do a painting of a pasture and then leave all the green color out because some Gothic Art critic doesn't like the color.
Hybrid Soldier
2018-11-19 12:33:28
Exactly...
...
2018-11-19 17:31:23
Which scores has he done this with?
Sideshow Bob
2018-11-20 03:13:23
civil war is one of quite a few
Meta
2018-11-20 04:05:44
Well...Maybe Jackman is bucking for something grander than the standard RCP mold.
jjstarA113
2018-11-21 23:24:56
Just got back from this (very fun and sweet) film, and I can confirm that the electronics were not removed on the album; the last third of the album really is meant to be entirely orchestral (except for "Comfort Zone"). A ballsy move on Jackman's part, but man, I really thought it payed off emotionally!
Have you heard that Henry Jackman will composing his music for the upcoming 2019 picture called Pokemon: Detective Pikachu? I wonder what the film soundtrack would sound like. Hmm...
tilibro
2018-11-20 04:16:08
Maybe adapt the game's soundtrack to the score. I remember hearing the "main theme" jingle at one point in the trailer.
Der Profl
2018-11-21 22:47:19
It would be a shame, if he won't use some characteristic Pokémon Themes. But maybe it's just my fan opinion. :)
I listened to the score and is one of the most entertaining scores of this year. It's great to see the main theme return but there are a lot of new elements to enjoy and discover here. There were parts that kind of reminded me of Incredibles 2, like the begining of Shank. And tracks like Vanellope's March or Big Strong Man In Need of Rescue are just pure fun.
Excellent score - a little slow in the middle third*, but some really stirring fantasy-adventure elsewhere. "The Internet" is Cue of the Year material. Although it's odd how little synth there is here, particularly in the finale, where the orchestra seems to completely take over; this isn't too bad of a thing because Jackman's orchestral skills are downright breathtaking at times. The references to other Disney scores/musicals (yes, including Star Wars) left a big dumb grin on my face.
*I get the sense that this movie might be too long (1 hour and 52 minutes).
Meta
2018-11-17 03:54:26
WOW....color me impressed at Filmtracks. I thought that site was anti-Zimmer in all aspects far, wide, near and dear.
jjstarA113
2018-11-17 04:57:34
Sorry, I should've been more specific. This is a comment I had originally posted on the Filmtracks forum, NOT from a Christian Clemmensen review. My bad.
Meta
2018-11-17 12:18:56
Aw Hell...
I guess it never did freeze over.
Anonymous
2018-11-17 18:12:20
Why filmtracks always behave very Aggressive about hans zimmer and always trys to make his scores worthless ??!! Its odd for me
Nick
2018-11-18 05:25:58
@Anonymous
Christian Clemmensen believes that Hans Zimmer found his definitive voice back in the 1990s with scores such as Driving Miss Daisy, Rain Man, Crimson Tide, and Lion King. However, he has in reviews of later scores compared Zimmer's overly obvious chord progressions and masculinity with what the "rock ballad" did to rock-n'roll music of the '70s. To him, it's overly powerful, unsubtle, and aggressive music that appeals to the gut more than the heart or the mind. Some of Zimmer's most popular scores such as Gladiator, Pirates, and The Dark Knight he has given middling reviews for because the general sound is derivative from his earlier works, not colorful, and not creative. He also accuses Zimmer of starting a trend with overly-recycled, bombastic, masculine action music that's big on density and power and low on subtlety and personality.
I can definitely see where he's coming from, one cannot deny the similarities between Crimson Tide, Lion King, Gladiator, Pirates, Dark Knight and so forth. One also cannot deny that scores such as Dunkirk and Blade Runner 2049 qualify more as sound design than actual symphonic music (mostly). However, if he had his way, every film score would be shamelessly optimistic and flighty, all major chords (and occasionally alternating off-key), with prominent woodwinds and metallic percussion. He definitely knows what he's talking about, but he has an ideal image for film music in mind, and that very much comes through in his Zimmer reviews, some of which I think deserve much more credit than he offered (Pirates 3, Da Vinci Code, and Gladiator come to mind).
HunterTech
2018-11-18 06:06:23
That is probably the fairest thing anyone on this website will say about Clemmensen. :P
I wonder with all of the Easter eggs if Jackman will incorporate some character themes like possibly the Imperial March for Storm Troopers Or Disney themed for the Disney characters
Hard to believe this is a follow up to Wreck-It Ralph. Did he remove the electronics from this one too? Sounds too serious and at times dark and dramatic for a kid's movie score. Whatever happened to the fun?
Meta
2018-11-16 13:51:40
The Henry Jackman I know died out after Civil War and Kingsman 2. After that you can hear faint fizzles of his electronic greatness, but nothing more.
But hey maybe he just doesn't wanna do that crap anymore...so..eh.
01. Imagine Dragons – Zero (3:32) 02. Sarah Silverman, Gal Gadot, Cast – Ralph Breaks the Internet – A Place Called Slaughter Race (3:28) 03. Julia Michaels – In This Place (3:21) 04. Karol Sevilla – El lugar (3:21) 05. Best Friends (2:53) 06. Circuit Breaker (2:22) 07. Pulling the Plug (1:14) 08. On the Rooftop (1:04) 09. The Big Idea (1:16) 10. The Internet (2:47) 11. KnowsMore & Spamley (1:18) 12. Site Seeing (1:30) 13. Checkout Fiasco (1:33) 14. Get Rich Quick (1:43) 15. Shank (3:03) 16. Hangin’ Out (1:03) 17. BuzzzTube (1:42) 18. Overnight Sensation (2:52) 19. Separate Ways (1:04) 20. Vanellope’s March (0:46) 21. Desperate Measures (1:20) 22. Don’t Read the Comments (1:49) 23. Growing Pains (1:35) 24. Double Dan (3:36) 25. Scanning for Insecurities (1:54) 26. Breaking Up (2:46) 27. Replicate-It-Ralph (1:21) 28. Operation Pied Piper (2:38) 29. Kling Kong (3:39) 30. The Meaning of Friendship (2:16) 31. A Big Strong Man in Need of Rescuing (1:55) 32. Letting Go (1:49) 33. Comfort Zone (1:33) 34. Worlds Apart (1:22) 35. Alan Menken, Phil Johnston, Tom MacDougall – A Place Called Slaughter Race (Instrumental) (3:28) 36. Alan Menken, Phil Johnston, Tom MacDougall – In This Place (Instrumental) (3:20)
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