Music Produced by Hans Zimmer Executive Producer for Varese Sarabande: Robert Townson
All music written by HZ except:
"Yekelini" written by Heitor Pereira & Lebo M "Mia's Lullabye" written by Lisa Gerrard & Steve Jablonsky "Kopano" written by Hans Zimmer & Lebo M "Under The Forest Calm" written by Andreas Vollenweider & Heitor Pereira "Cry In Silence" written by Martin Tillmann & Jim Dooley "The Jablonsky Variations On A Theme By HZ" written by Hans Zimmer & Steve Jablonsky "Cameroon Border Post" written by Hans Zimmer & Lebo M
Orchestral Anarchy by Bruce Fowler Orchestra: The Hollywood Studio Symphony African Poetry Composed & Performed by Lebo M
Soloists: Lisa Gerrard, Vocals
Lebo M, Vocals
Hugh Marsh, Electric Violin
Heitor Pereira, Guitar, Kalimba
Ali Tavallali, Doumbek
Martin Tillmann, Electric Cello
Andreas Vollenweider, Kora
Ambient Music Design by Mel Wesson Music Arranged & Programmed by Hans Zimmer, Steve Jablonsky & Jim Dooley Conducted by Bruce Fowler Supervising Music Editor: Bob Badami Music Editor: Slamm Andrews Additional Music Editor: Jennifer Nash Band Recorded by Slamm Andrews Assistant Engineer: Gregg Silk Orchestra Recorded & Score Mixed by Alan Meyerson Percussion Recorded by Mal Luker Technical Music Wizards & Pro-Tools Programming: Trevor Morris & Melissa Muik Music Production Services: Media Ventures, Santa Monica, CA - Jay Rifkin, Mark Berger & Tom Broderick Orchestrated by Bruce Fowler & Suzette Moriarty Band Recorded at Media Ventures, Santa Monica, CA
Orchestra Recorded at 20th Century Fox, Newman Scoring Stage, Los Angeles, CA
Percussion Recorded at Sony Pictures Studios, Culver City, CA
Musician Contractor: Sandy DeCresent Music Copyist: Jo Ann Kane Executive in Charge of Music for Columbia Pictures: Lia Vollack Album Remixed by Big Al Clay Album Mastered by Bruce Maddocks Sony Stage Engineers: Pat Weber, Adam Michalak, Mark Eshelman & Jason Lloyd Fox Stage Engineers: William Talbott, John Rodd, Tom Steel & Damon Tedesco Assistants to Hans Zimmer: Moanike'ala Nakamoto, Clay Duncan & Bettina Lynch
Hans Zimmer would like to thank: Antoine Fuqua, Joe Roth, Ian Bryce, Bruce Willis, Arnold Rifkin, Klaus Badelt, Emma Burnham, Ronni Chasen, Tom Erba, Gelfand-Rennert-Feldman, Michael Gorfaine, Gavin Greenaway, Harry Gregson-Williams, Axel Hartmann, Bart Hendrickson, Michael Herbick, Matthias Klag, Robyn Klein, Dan Leahy, Jimmy Levine, Henning Lohner, Michaeel Lozano, Murphy Lynch, Steve Pederson, Sam Schwartz, Monique Ward, Mathias Weber, Sridhar Yalamanchili, Geoff Zanelli, Suzanne Zimmer & The Mini-Z's & The Media Ventures Team
Varese Sarabande wishes to thank: Monica Brautovich, Shelly Bunge, Valeri Caton, Paul Friedman, Larry Kohorn & Raul Perez
Release date : 03/18/2003
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This a truly great score by Zimmer, especially the last two tracks. Have a bit of a gander at the following as it will give you some insight into that awesome Cameroon Border Post track. In any case, I love this music.
Trevor Jones and temp tracking for Cameroon Border Post:
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The nostalgic days when one would wonder what in Cameroon Border Post was actually done by HZ. I would argue most of it as the Variations is for the earlier part - though SJ did make a career out of music like this track. Bruce Fowler must have done the orchestral carnage in between.
The last half is bombastic HZ magic, though I wonder if Fuqua had Jones' Last of the Mohicans as temp track here.
Where in the blue crap, is the ACTUAL soundtrack. There are tons of music missing even from the expanded score, and the expanded score has fake music that is not on the actual movie. Where, oh were is the actual legit score. I see a bunch of music cues but nowhere to download it. I've been on the search for as long as the movie came out. Can anyone at all help??
Hybrid-Fan
2014-08-29 09:31:41
with actual you mean the complete or the recording sessions? you can't buy them, as it isn't offered for buying.
I seriously think that "Sniper - Border Post" and "The Journey - Kopano Part III" cues are two of the very best Hans has ever composed (if it was him).
Mike
2014-01-07 17:23:44
Thanks for pointing them out. They've improved my morning.
MacArthur
2014-01-07 17:29:17
This is one of the next one's I want to get.
This one and Spirit.
Mike
2014-01-07 17:36:13
My goodness, the end of Sniper - Border Post really is incredible. I can't believe it's been so long since I've listened to it!
isildur
2014-01-07 17:46:51
What is this "Sniper-Border Post" track? I don't see anything by that name in the list above.
Main Title [1M1] Drop Zone [1M2] Prepare For Departure [1M3] Welcome To The Jungle [2M4B] 30 Minute Break / Threat [2M6] Change Of Heart [3M7] On The Road Again [3M8] Rebels On The Tail [3M9] Followed [3M10] Ethnic Cleansing [4M11A] Mutilation [4M11B] Turning [4M11C] [5M12] Spy Is Caught [5M13] President's Son [5M14] Put Two In His Head [5M15A] Are You In? [5M15B] Battle - Part 1 [6M16A] Battle - Part 2 [6M16B] Battle - Part 3 [6M16C] Battle - Part 4 [6M16D] Battle - Part 5 [6M16E] Return Of The King [7M17]
Bioscope
2013-01-08 04:39:42
I just died and went to heaven. The whole reason I dug for the fake expanded score was for the infiltration music, to my disappointment. Now we wait and see for this tearjearking masterpiece to receive its complete score.
Mike
2013-01-08 05:28:16
Bioscope, a word of advice: don't get your hopes up.
what is wrong with the world ? we the people of whole are killing our home!!! no one is asking about love and lives to save the END IS NEAR judgment day its really sad where is the man that calls himself a man there all dead!!!!!!:(
Hi , everyone Thanks Hanzi for this wonderful score. the "small piece for doumbek and strings" is the amazing! but there are still some missing track (Movie DVD, time 0:18mn thru 0:20mn), could that be Kopano part IV! can anyone knows the title. Is there a more complete score. Thanks,
Kopano Part III - never listened to something like that. Every single word is Africa, every note is a scream for freedom and love. They sing their hearts to heaven and to the whole world.
Funny, I don't see any artist name around here. I mean the real artist, the african ones. At least a refrence of folklor or anything like that because that is tha heart af this sounds.
Track 9 is EPIC - It's easily one of the most moving action pieces he's ever composed. It's a shame that it was practically inaudible in the film due to all the sound effects...
5/5
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