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| Braveheart and More Music from Braveheart James Horner
ReviewThis is the last of the Horner trilogy -- the three scores which I consider to be James Horner's finest to date. The first two are Willow and Legends of the Fall. Braveheart rounds off the trilogy with a Scottish flair. This is a great, big, epic soundtrack with a number of nice themes running through it (especially the love theme). It is a very dramatic score for a very dramatic film. The soundtrack isn't overly Scottish, and could be used in a number of operatic fantasy adventures. The track lengths vary, so some of the music will be best for events and descriptions while other will be better as background music. The latter is especially true of the longer action cues that are best used as background music for epic battles. The second disc from the movie, More Music from Braveheart, is less useful as a lot of the tracks contain dialogue or are just dialogue. Also include are a number of tracks containing bagpipe music which isn't useful unless you are running a Scottish campaign. However, there are a few beautiful tracks on the second disc missing from the first. I can highly recommend the first CD from the movie. It is a moving score that can be well used in roleplaying adventures. The second CD is less useful. Track Listing and NotesBraveheart
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Braveheart © 1995 The Decca Record Company Limited, London. More Music from Braveheart © 1997 The Decca Record Company Limited, London.