Shakespeare in Love Stephen Warbeck
Review
This is the only soundtrack I have of Cooder's and I must say that it is superb. It captures a feeling of the other, and exoticness that just can't be explained. Though the army music is noticeably American (suitable for wild west adventures) the other segments of music are excellent for creating an atmosphere of mystery and strangeness.
The use of throat singers and a range of American Indian instruments create pieces which emphasis the spiritual nature of the American Indians, and are perfect for creating such a feeling in your own adventures. This is probably going to be a fantasy only soundtrack, especially if you have Native Americans in your campaign. There is a large mix of track lengths so some music would be suitable as background music while others would be better as description backdrops.
Track Listing and Notes
- Geronimo: Main Title (5:07) - harmony of the world ~ march
- Restoration (6:19) - celebration ~ arrival
- Goyakla Is Coming (1:11) - the other
- Bound For Canaan (The 6th Cavalry) (1:37) - march
- Cibecue (2:02) - stalked
- The Governor's Ball : Get Off The Rack/Danza/Battle Cry Of Freedom (9:43) - ball music ~ a little recognisable
- Wayfaring Stranger (3:08) - lament
- Judgement Day (2:11) - things in the past
- Bound for Canaan (Sieber & Davis) (1:30) - journey
- Embudos (1:55) - something is amiss
- Sand Fight - (1:13) - strange echoes in the wind
- Army Brass Band : The Young Recruit/The Girl I Left Behind Me/Come Away (2:57) - army music
- Yaqui Village (3:17) - hunting
- I Have Seen My Power (2:15) - danger
- La Visita (3:10) - nice guitar music
- Davis (2:52) - loss
- Train To Florida (9:27) - the mysteries of life
Total Running Time: 60:03
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