| Product Summary | | Label: Sony Classics | | UPC: 00074646321324 | | Release Date: 11/18/1997 | | Buy.com Sku: 60357885 | | Item#: M5VYD9 | | Buy.com Sales Rank: 25654 | Format:  CD |
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(C) (P) 1997 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT (P) 1997 Sony Music Entertainment (Canada) Inc.
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Notes & Personnel Info |  | Original music written by James Horner. | | Recorded at Todd-AO Scoring Stage, Studio City, California. | | "My Heart Will Go On" won the 1999 Grammy for Record Of The Year, Song Of The Year and Best Song Written For A Motion Picture Or For Television. | | TITANIC contains new orchestral versions of themes from various productions of "Titanic" including the 1953 20th Century-Fox film, the 1958 British classic, the 1996 television mini-series, the Tony award winning Broadway musical, and the 1997 Oscar winning film. | | Recorded at Martin Sound, Los Angeles, California. Includes liner notes by Jon Burlingame. | | All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. | | "My Heart Will Go On" won the 1999 Grammy for Record Of The Year, Song Of The Year and Best Song Written For A Motion Picture Or For Television. | | Composer: James Horner. | | Penned by award-winning cinematic composer James Horner, the soundtrack of TITANIC re-creates the romance and adventure of the hit film. The story of the expensive and unsinkable behemoth that collided with an iceberg and quickly sunk has been told countless times. Yet the tale of the doomed Titanic has been turned into a love story, which underscores the triumph of the heart above even the most impossible odds. | | Horner's swelling orchestrations are equally inspiring and ominous, bringing to life the film's magical moments, from the ship's triumphant departure to its well-known sinking, running the gamut of emotions adeptly. Combining tasteful synthesizer sounds with symphonic arrangements is a bold compositional move which pays off perfectly--uniting the historical period of the film to our own, bringing the viewer closer to the subject. As a final touch, Celine Dion contributes a beautiful rendition of "My Heart Will Go On-- The Love Theme From The Titanic," which serves as the crowning glory in this touching and dramatic musical score. | | Penned by award-winning cinematic composer James Horner, the soundtrack of TITANIC re-creates the romance and adventure of the hit film. The story of the expensive and unsinkable behemoth that collided with an iceberg and quickly sunk has been told countless times. Yet the tale of the doomed Titanic has been turned into a love story, which underscores the triumph of the heart above even the most impossible odds. | | Horner's swelling orchestrations are equally inspiring and ominous, bringing to life the film's magical moments, from the ship's triumphant departure to its well-known sinking, running the gamut of emotions adeptly. Combining tasteful synthesizer sounds with symphonic arrangements is a bold compositional move which pays off perfectly--uniting the historical period of the film to our own, bringing the viewer closer to the subject. As a final touch, Celine Dion contributes a beautiful rendition of "My Heart Will Go On-- The Love Theme From The Titanic," which serves as the crowning glory in this touching and dramatic musical score. |
Producer: James Horner; Simon Franglen |
Engineer: Shawn Murphy |
| | Technical Info | | Release Date : 11/18/1997 | | Original Release Date : 1997 | | Catalog ID : 63213 | | Label : Sony Music Distribution (USA) | | Number of Discs : 1 | | Runtime : 72m : 29s | | Studio/Live : Studio | | Mono/Stereo : Stereo | | SPAR Code : n/a | | UPC : 00074646321324 |
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| | Professional Reviews | | Entertainment Weekly (1/9/97, p.67)
- "...James Horner's music for TITANIC is notably light on its feet for an epic, but the composer of BRAVEHEART has gone to the Irish-music well too often now..." - Rating: B-Entertainment Weekly (1/9/97, p.67)
- "...James Horner's music for TITANIC is notably light on its feet for an epic, but the composer of BRAVEHEART has gone to the Irish-music well too often now..." - Rating: B- |
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