Beyond Rangoon – Project Details

1995
BEYOND RANGOON, 1995, Directed by John Boorman

FILM CREDITS

Music Composed by Hans Zimmer

Orchestration: Fiachra Trench, Gavin Greenaway & Graham Preskett
Orchestra Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith
Assistant to Hans Zimmer: Marc Streitenfeld
Score Wrangler: Maggie Rodford
Additional Music: Nick Glennie-Smith
Pan Pipe Solo by Richard Harvey
Solo Voice: Carmen Daye
Music Editor: Adam Smalley
Music Produced by Hans Zimmer & Adam Smalley
Recorded at Air Studios by Paul Hulme

1m1 Waters Of Irrawaddy (5:25)
Hans Zimmer
1m2 Procession Band Source (3:30)
Hans Zimmer
2m3 Memories Of The Dead (1:03)
Hans Zimmer
2m4 Running (0:56)
Hans Zimmer
2m5 Freedom From Fear (1:33)
Hans Zimmer
3m6 Good Karma (0:11)
Hans Zimmer
3m7 Lose Myself (1:58)
Nick Glennie-Smith
4m8 You Do It (0:48)
Hans Zimmer
4m8B Elephant Trunk (1:03)
Nick Glennie-Smith
4m9 Your Heart Is Wounded (0:46)
Hans Zimmer
5m10 I Dreamt I Woke Up (0:34)
Nick Glennie-Smith
5m11 Buddah On The Hill (0:50)
Nick Glennie-Smith
6m12 Train To Rangoon (3:49)
Hans Zimmer
6m12B The Locket (1:45)
Hans Zimmer
7m13 Still Waters (3:35)
Nick Glennie-Smith
7m14 Village Under Siege (1:24)
Hans Zimmer
8m15 Brother Morphine (4:25)
Hans Zimmer
9m15 Back To Rangoon (1:05)
Hans Zimmer
9m16 American Embassy (5:19)
Hans Zimmer
10m17 I Remember A Bridge (3:26)
Nick Glennie-Smith
11m19 Our Ways Will Part (5:08)
Nick Glennie-Smith
12m20 Free At Last (7:41)
Hans Zimmer

Beyond Rangoon

Beyond Rangoon

1995 38'42 Milan Records
Release date : 08/15/1995
BOOKLET CREDITS

Original Score by Hans Zimmer

"I Dreamt I Woke Up"
Written by Hans Zimmer & Nick Glennie-Smith

Score Produced by Hans Zimmer & Adam Smalley
Ethnic Pipes: Richard Harvey
Score Engineer: Paul Hulme
Digital God: Ian Sylvester
Orchestration by Fiachra Trench & Nick Glennie-Smith
Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith
Additional Engineering: Michael Stevens
Assistant to Hans Zimmer: Marc Streitenfeld
Music Editor: Adam Smalley
Recorded at The Snake Ranch & Air Studios/Lyndhurst, London
Milan Executive Producers: Emmanuel Chamboredon & Toby Pieniek

Special Thanks to: John, Isabella, Lola Boormann, Maggie Rodford, James & Patricia Golfar, Bob Daspit, Carmel McMahon-Trench, Zoe Zimmer & Suzanne Zimmer, Steinberg Cubase

01 – Waters Of Irrawaddy (3:46)
02 – Memories Of The Dead (1:43)
03 – I Dreamt I Woke Up (8:41)
04 – Freedom From Fear (1:06)
05 – Brother Morphine (1:03)
06 – Our Ways Will Part (7:11)
07 – Village Under Siege (4:07)
08 – Beyond Rangoon (10:09)
Good Morning America!

Good Morning America!

2005 47'13 Milan Records
Release date : 12/12/2005
BOOKLET CREDITS

1 & 2 - Orchestra Conducted by Bruce Fowler, D. Harper, Synthesizer: Hans Zimmer, Baritone Guitar: Duane Eddy, All Other Guitars: Bob Daspit, Percussion: Emil Richards, Trumpet: Walt Fowler. Music Recorded & Mixed at Media Ventures, Los Angeles

3 - Orchestra Conducted bu Nick Glennie-Smith, Orchestrated by Bruce Fowler, Ladd McIntosh, Suzette Moriarty. Music Recorded & Mixed at Media Ventures, Los Angeles & Sony Studios, Los Angeles

4 - Music Recorded & Mixed by Jay Rifkin at Media Ventures, Los Angeles

5 - Recorded at the Snake Ranch & Air Studios / Air Lyndhurst Studio, Orchestra Conducted by Nick Glennie-Smith, Orchestrated by Fiachra Trench & Nick Glennie-Smith

6 & 7 - Recorded at Columbia Studios, Los Angeles, Orchestra & Choir Conducted by Shirley Walker, Orchestrated by Shirley Walker

BROKEN ARROW

01 – Brothers (6:00)
02 – Secure (6:50)

NINE MONTHS

03 – It’s A Boy (9:17)

POINT OF NO RETURN

04 – Hate (7:26)

BEYOND RANGOON

05 – Beyond Rangoon (10:08)

BACKDRAFT

06 – You Go, We Go (5:11)
07 – Fahrenheit 451 (2:59)

30 Comments

  1. Enrico June 22, 2009 at 12:00 am - Reply

    Very good soundtrack!!! 10/10!!!

  2. Patrick May 7, 2008 at 12:00 am - Reply

    This music has such substance and depth to it, and a beautiful variety of melancholy themes
    Which are utilized so well by lonely woodwind instruments and stirring vocals. It’s the most played soundtrack in my collection. The nature of this music never ceases to amaze me. It’s as though the score were from another world, other time. And so thought provoking and beautifully wistful. It defines so many elements for me and transcends the mind, I have been collecting film scores since I was 16, now aged 27 and still this score continues to captivate me like no other. It’s up there with Morricone’s the mission in my opinion. Outstanding effort Hans, if by some dark miracle you read this. I just want to say that I really appreciate the true quality of music you bring to life and the hard work you put into it. I have many of your great scores. And I hope in the future for an expanded release of Beyond Rangoon, there’s so many other great stirring pieces from the film.

  3. Patrick May 7, 2008 at 12:00 am - Reply

    This music has such substance and depth to it, and a beautiful variety of melancholy themes
    Which are utilized so well by lonely woodwind instruments and stirring vocals. It’s the most played soundtrack in my collection. The nature of this music never ceases to amaze me. It’s as though the score were from another world, other time. And so thought provoking and beautifully wistful. It defines so many elements for me and transcends the mind, I have been collecting film scores since I was 16, now aged 27 and still this score continues to captivate me like no other. It’s up there with Morricone’s the mission in my opinion. Outstanding effort Hans, if by some dark miracle you read this. I just want to say that I really appreciate the true quality of music you bring to life and the hard work you put into it. I have many of your great scores. And I hope in the future for an expanded release of Beyond Rangoon, there’s so many other great stirring pieces from the film.

  4. Patrick May 7, 2008 at 12:00 am - Reply

    This music has such substance and depth to it, and a beautiful variety of melancholy themes
    Which are utilized so well by lonely woodwind instruments and stirring vocals. It’s the most played soundtrack in my collection. The nature of this music never ceases to amaze me. It’s as though the score were from another world, other time. And so thought provoking and beautifully wistful. It defines so many elements for me and transcends the mind, I have been collecting film scores since I was 16, now aged 27 and still this score continues to captivate me like no other. It’s up there with Morricone’s the mission in my opinion. Outstanding effort Hans, if by some dark miracle you read this. I just want to say that I really appreciate the true quality of music you bring to life and the hard work you put into it. I have many of your great scores. And I hope in the future for an expanded release of Beyond Rangoon, there’s so many other great stirring pieces from the film.

  5. Loic May 8, 2006 at 12:00 am - Reply

    Musique envoutante, magique, sublime! Sa meilleure BO selon moi, dommage que toutes les musiques du film ne se retrouvent pas dans l’album.

  6. Loic May 8, 2006 at 12:00 am - Reply

    Musique envoutante, magique, sublime! Sa meilleure BO selon moi, dommage que toutes les musiques du film ne se retrouvent pas dans l’album.

  7. Loic May 8, 2006 at 12:00 am - Reply

    Musique envoutante, magique, sublime! Sa meilleure BO selon moi, dommage que toutes les musiques du film ne se retrouvent pas dans l’album.

  8. romain February 7, 2006 at 12:00 am - Reply

    beyond rangoon est une musique magnifique. j’ai ecouté cette musique et j’en ai frisonné. c’est tout simplement exellent .

  9. romain February 7, 2006 at 12:00 am - Reply

    beyond rangoon est une musique magnifique. j’ai ecouté cette musique et j’en ai frisonné. c’est tout simplement exellent .

  10. romain February 7, 2006 at 12:00 am - Reply

    beyond rangoon est une musique magnifique. j’ai ecouté cette musique et j’en ai frisonné. c’est tout simplement exellent .

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