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EyeDea
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My fav one that i still have on mp3 was called Rain Dance, its from the 3rd Adiemus CD. African tango wasnt bad either.
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Filmzealot
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Some good suggestions on this list. Although I thought Fort Wagner was just a retooled Carmina Burana.
I have found that my favorite new Choral CD's has been Rachmaninoff's Vespers. I'm actually writing these 65 minute pieces into a script I'm currently working on because they are so subtle and powerful.
On the subject of Menken's "Sanctuary", I guess I'm going to have to give it a listen. I'm not a big fan of his work, but I'll give it a try. |
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 Cocles
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Another guy working on a screenplay? God I hate screenwriters... arrogant, know it all bastards. |
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insshc
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horner's Epitaph To War in Glory, maybe not necessarily "ground-shaking" but phenomenally moving and powerful nonetheless. and yes lord of the rings, specifically if I had to choose one it'd be Foundations Of Stone from two towers, especially that part towards the end where it just gets so awesome.
good thread, I love choral work
edit: I noticed you have Forth Eorlingas there from two towers, Isengard Unleashed is very good too =] |
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GTaudiophile
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Here are three of my faves:
Plaisir D'Amour - Band of Brothers
Agnus Dei (Choral version of Adagio for Strings) - Robert Shaw
Hymn (Choral Version) - Vangelis |
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Fri May 23, 2003 7:34 pm Post subject: |
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I suggest also "Roll Tide" - Crimson Tide - Hans Zimmer |
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AnotherBovine
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Sat May 31, 2003 11:18 am Post subject: |
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John Williams - Saving Private Ryan - Hymn To The Fallen |
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loveslave
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I wouldn't call it ground shaking, but one of the most beautiful choral tracks I've heard was the theme to a mediaeval movie called The Falcon (http://us.imdb.com/Title?0082356) which I saw ages ago. I've been looking for a copy of it, but it's really hard to find, and I doubt that the soundtrack is available either  |
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phexus
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one of my all time favorites is "The Egg Travels" by James Newton Howard from the movie "Dinosaure". Not a whole lot of choral action there, but theres enough... |
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Cocles
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GrooveMerchant
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You should add Basil Poledouris - Conan the Barbarian - Riddle of Steel/Riders of Doom. Good times right there |
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phexus
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Ah yes, this song was used in the Fellowship of the ring trailer  it is called "Gothic Power" by Christopher Field. |
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Caliburn
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Mon Aug 18, 2003 5:03 am Post subject: |
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Black Escaflowne from the Escaflowne soundtrack
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mgh_06
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Though you already have it on your list, Verdi's "Totenmesse" (Requiem) is the supreme choral work.
A couple of weeks ago I actually played it (was 1st violin). The concert took place in a large Cathedral, and the sound was just overwhelming. I have never experienced anything like it - just incredible.
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skywalker128
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Eric Serra - The Messenger - Angelus In Medio Ignis Its gooooo  od!!!
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