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#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Burning The Past Harry Gregson-Williams	2:49	101
02	Crusaders Harry Gregson-Williams	1:42	68
03	Swordplay Harry Gregson-Williams	2:01	40
04	A New World Harry Gregson-Williams	4:21	108
05	To Jerusalem Harry Gregson-Williams	1:38	41
06	Sibylla Harry Gregson-Williams	1:50	39
07	Ibelin Harry Gregson-Williams	2:06	146
08	Rise A Knight Harry Gregson-Williams	2:44	25
09	The King Harry Gregson-Williams	5:45	63
10	The Battle Of Kerak Harry Gregson-Williams	5:36	164
11	Terms Harry Gregson-Williams	4:30	37
12	Better Man Harry Gregson-Williams	3:29	27
13	Coronation Harry Gregson-Williams	3:03	45
14	An Understanding Harry Gregson-Williams	4:14	19
15	Wall Breached Harry Gregson-Williams	3:43	32
16	The Pilgrim Road Harry Gregson-Williams	4:08	35
17	Saladin Harry Gregson-Williams	4:45	86
18	Path To Heaven Harry Gregson-Williams	1:38	55
19	Ibelin Reprise (perf. Natacha Atlas) Harry Gregson-Williams	2:11	250

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Kingdom of Heaven

By:	Honsal
Date:	15 Aug 2009
Rating:

Best album for a while. It feels like Jerusalem.

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An untypical epic Score

By:	tinkerbelle
Date:	17 Dec 2009
Rating:

The music to this Soundtrack is amazing. Although this is an epic movie, the music is a subtly done score of “quiet” tunes, with only a few pieces with full brass and percussion.

Gregson-Williams creates an interesting mix of Choir passages, sounding almost gregorianic, for the Europeans and music influenced with arabic folk tunes for the Muslims. The Chorus-Passages and their soloists are really impressive!

The first theme stands for the Crusaders and the Main Figure, Balian. The exotic contrast to that is the second theme (first heard in “Ibelin”, track 7). Both themes are present throughout the whole score without being changed too much. The song version of Ibelin (track 19), sung in Arabic, is breathtaking!

You should listen to this Soundtrack more than once to discover his beauty!

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