StreamingSoundtracks.com - Carnivale

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Carnivale (Ben's Theme) Jeff Beal	1:02	23
02	Dora Mae's Funeral Jeff Beal	2:02	31
03	Carnivále Main Title Theme Jeff Beal	1:25	34
04	Meet Samson, Ben's Dream Jeff Beal	1:29	8
05	Justin At Mr. Chin's (Justin's Theme) Jeff Beal	4:02	58
06	His Name Was Michael Jeff Beal	2:17	13
07	Storm's Coming Jeff Beal	1:40	17
08	Ben Heals The Girl Jeff Beal	1:57	22
09	Rita Sue And Jonesy Jeff Beal	1:45	18
10	Lodz And Ben Jeff Beal	2:03	9
11	Carnivale Convoy Jeff Beal	2:06	31
12	We Can Be Saved Jeff Beal	3:11	17
13	Mark Of The Beast Jeff Beal	2:59	9
14	Silent Film Jeff Beal	1:12	5
15	Fix Up Dora Mae Jeff Beal	1:15	20
16	Black Blizzard Jeff Beal	5:02	20
17	Ben Heals Kerrigan Jeff Beal	1:31	7
18	Justin Calls Iris Jeff Beal	2:04	10
19	Management's Advice Jeff Beal	0:56	6
20	You're The One Jeff Beal	2:50	8
21	Russian Front Jeff Beal	1:21	7
22	Babylon Jeff Beal	4:05	23
23	Bean Searches The Templar Hall Jeff Beal	3:06	6
24	Sofie Reads The Cards For Ben Jeff Beal	3:26	11
25	Lodz And Management Plot Jeff Beal	1:35	6
26	Lucky To Have Jonesy (Sofie's Theme) Jeff Beal	3:15	21

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Reviewers Rating

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Great emotive soundtrack for a short lived show

By:	jadedtitan
Date:	27 Oct 2008
Rating:

Although Carnivàle only lasted two seasons on HBO, the music composed for the show by Jeff Beal contains very emotive violin and piano pieces along with dark brooding and suspensful tunes as well. The soundtrack can almost be split between those songs of the Carnivàle story line and those of Justin's story line. The show takes place during the Great Depression in the Dust Bowl region of the US so the Carnivàle pieces show that American western twang guitar style and convey lots of emotions through the violin and pianos used.

Tracks 4, 5, 10, 12, 13, 18, 20 and 25 are the darker songs associated with Justin and Management. These contain the trumpet tune found in Justin's Theme and are more dissonant in sound, adding more to the atmosphere of a scene than providing a song that can stand on its own.

The rest of the tracks are emotive, slow and contain many sad tracks, but these are the tunes associated with the Carnivàle and most are excellent violin and piano pieces that can stand on their own. The tracks most often have a violin leading, with piano or guitar adding to the tune.

The entire soundtrack is very emotive and touching, the story is not a pleasant one, but the music does a great job to convey that emotion and it is a shame that the story was never resolved.

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