StreamingSoundtracks.com - Avatar - James Horner, Simon Franglen, Kuk Harrell

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	"You Don't Dream In Cryo...." James Horner	6:05	123
02	Jake Enters His Avatar World James Horner	5:22	82
03	Pure Spirits Of The Forest James Horner	8:44	138
04	The Bioluminescence Of The Night James Horner	3:33	179
05	Becoming One Of "The People" - Becoming One With Neytiri James Horner	7:37	251
06	Climbing Up "Iknimaya - The Path To Heaven" James Horner	3:09	195
07	Jake's First Flight James Horner	4:44	210
08	Scorched Earth James Horner	3:30	58
09	Quaritch James Horner	4:58	76
10	The Destruction Of "Home Tree" James Horner	6:41	99
11	Shutting Down Grace's Lab James Horner	2:42	44
12	Gathering All The Na'vi Clans For Battle James Horner	5:11	173
13	War James Horner	11:17	190
14	I See You (Theme From Avatar) James Horner, Simon Franglen, Kuk Harrell	4:14	207

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Great Horner Score

By:	tinkerbelle
Date:	2 Jan 2010
Rating:

I haven’t seen the movie yet, but I got this score from a friend…

… and I was captured almost from the first tunes I listened to. I believe this score might be among Horner’s best!
Horner uses a beautifully done leitmotif which he repeats permanently, but he varies it quite masterfully and it never gets boring. The music is wonderfully ambient, magical and mysterious – and just listening to it tells a story!

I particularly like track 3 - “Pure Spirits Of The Forest” – a harmonic and subdued weave of sounds that culminates into an awesome drumline and glides back into quiet waters again.
Track 7 – “Jake’s First Flight” - made me feel like gliding myself and being part of his flight.
Track 13 – “War” may be the best track – an impetus of emotions – the musically painted picture of a war (with an impressive chorus line) that dissolves into pure beauty.
The theme song, done by Leona Lewis, is a perfect ending end equally magical.

I have found only a faint resemblance to the Titanic score, and just a bit of “Braveheart” (both are great scores) - It’s a unique Horner …

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