Howard Shore: Anthology – The Paris Concerts 2CD

    Howard Shore
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    "In my opinion, film music is one of the rare territories where a composer can write freely, providing that he chooses the films and subjects that suit his personality." This is the ideology that Howard Shore, one of the most innovative film composers, has embraced for more than 40 years. This album provides the perfect synthesis of three Paris concerts, which aimed to define the mysterious contours of the composer’s multifaceted output.

    Tracklist:

    CD 1

    The Hobbit

    1. The Noble Wood (I Roderyn)

    Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Movement I

    2. Where the Shadows Lie
    3. The History of the Ring
    4. A Long-Expected Party
    5. The Seduction of the Ring
    6. A Black Shadow

    Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Movement II

    7. Last Homely House 
    8. Turning Southwards
    9. The Road Under the Mountain
    10. The Halls of Durin
    11. Durin's Bane
    12. The Golden Wood
    13. Gandalf’s Lament
    14. Beyond Lothlórien
    15. The Anduin
    16. The White Hand
    17. The Passing of Boromir
    18. The Fate of the Bearer
    19. In Dreams

    Catania 

    20. Catania

    Esther Kahn

    21. Esther Kahn (Paris Suite)

    Concertino from Eastern Promises

    22. Eastern Promises

    23. Tatiana / Trans-Siberian Diary

    CD 2

    The Fly Suite

    1. Main Title
    2. Plasma Pool
    3. Stathis Enters
    4. The Stairs
    5. The Jump
    6. Finale

    Naked Lunch Suite

    7. Naked Lunch
    8. Fadela's Coven / Dr. Benway

    Ed Wood Suite

    9. Main Title (Transcr. for Theremin and Orchestra)
    10. Grave Robbers (Transcr. for Theremin and Orchestra)
    11. This Is the One (Transcr. for Theremin and Orchestra)

    Crash Suite

    12. Crash
    13. CineTerra
    14. Mechanism Of Occupant Ejection
    15. Mirror Image
    16. Where's the Car?
    17. Sexual Logic
    18. Road Research Laboratory
    19. Chromium Bower
    20. Triton
    21. Prophecy Is Dirty and Ragged