Episodes : "The Shock Of The Other", "A Poor Man Shames Us All" & "Inventing Reality"
Music by Hans Zimmer
Produced by Hans Zimmer
Music Arranged & Performed by John Van Tongeren & Mark Mancina
Additional Musicians: Alexis Carreon (Violin) & Cristian Amigo (Charango)
Mixed & Engineered by Jay Rifkin at Media Ventures, Los Angeles, CA
Additional Engineering by Michael Stevens
Music Coordinator for Biniman Productions Limited: Terence McKeown
Location Recordings for Tribal Sounds Recorded by Stuart French, Terence McKeown, Stephen Bourne & Simmy Claire
Edited by Alison Clark (Supervisor), Anke Bakker, Paul Durand, Eric Hill, Marta Neilson & David Bennett
Soundtrack Album Arranged by Terence McKeown with Richard Meech & Michael Grant
Custom Mastered for Compact Disc by Randy Kling, Disc Mastering, Nashville, TN
02 – Stones For A Thousand Years (1:00)
Hans Zimmer, John Van Tongeren
03 – The Journey Begins (1:58)
Mark Mancina
04 – The Stone Drag (2:19)
Mark Mancina
05 – Courting Song – Love In The Himalayas (3:18)
John Van Tongeren
06 – Inventing Reality (2:16)
Mark Mancina
07 – Fiddlers – Pilgrimage To Wirikuta (4:30)
John Van Tongeren
08 – The Shock Of The Other (7:15)
Mark Mancina
09 – Race Of The Initiates (2:00)
John Van Tongeren
10 – The Art Of Living (2:18)
John Van Tongeren
11 – Geerewol Celebrations (5:01)
Hans Zimmer, Mark Mancina
12 – Song For The Dead (0:56)
John Van Tongeren
13 – Pilgrim’s Chant – In The Land Of The Ancestors (3:50)
John Van Tongeren
14 – An Ecology Of Mind (4:32)
John Van Tongeren
15 – Well Song – A Desert Home (3:37)
John Van Tongeren
16 – Initation Chant – Rites Of Passage (2:09)
John Van Tongeren
17 – The Journey Continues (3:13)
Hans Zimmer, Mark Mancina
18 – Millennium Theme (3:06)
Hans Zimmer
It’s weird how much “The Journey Begins” sounds like what Zimmer wrote for The Lion King. I thought Mancina only worked on the Songs on TLK.
Just imagine the face of Mancina when he first heard that LK piece ! :)
“Mmmmh isn’t that… wait… what ?”
Is it possible that TLK was temped with that Millennium cue?
No way. Remember an animated movie takes 2/3 years to be done, and so does its score. So both scores were made around the same time. I just believe the Millennium cue got stuck in HZ’s head too much, probably… :)
I see, that makes sense. I guess it’s even possible that the LK one was first, but we’ll never know.
It’s weird how much “The Journey Begins” sounds like what Zimmer wrote for The Lion King. I thought Mancina only worked on the Songs on TLK.
Just imagine the face of Mancina when he first heard that LK piece ! :)
“Mmmmh isn’t that… wait… what ?”
Is it possible that TLK was temped with that Millennium cue?
No way. Remember an animated movie takes 2/3 years to be done, and so does its score. So both scores were made around the same time. I just believe the Millennium cue got stuck in HZ’s head too much, probably… :)
I see, that makes sense. I guess it’s even possible that the LK one was first, but we’ll never know.