Danny_Elfman-Charlottes_Web-OST-2006-MTD

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MP3/FLAC

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MTD

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64,97 MB

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18

Date

2006-12-10

NFO

Danny Elfman - Charlotte's Web OST

ARTIST.....: Danny Elfman
TITLE......: Charlotte's Web OST
LABEL......: Sony Classical
URL........: http://www.CharlottesWebMovie.com

RIP DATE...: Dec-09-2006
STORE DATE.: Dec-05-2006
GENRE......: Soundtrack
QUALITY....: VBR  /  44.1Hz  /  Joint-Stereo
SIZE.......: 64,10 MB


Track Listing:

01 - Main Title                                 02:12
02 - The Introduction                           01:27
03 - Lullaby/Escape                             04:05
     (Lullaby Preformed By Dakota Fanning)
04 - Introducing Charlotte                      05:53
05 - In The Mud                                 01:00
06 - Templeton                                  02:30
07 - The Plan Begins                            02:58
08 - "Some Pig"                                 01:30
09 - The Word Spreads                           02:56
10 - The Fall Montage                           00:49
11 - The Dump                                   01:50
12 - "Radiant"                                  01:44
13 - The Big Day                                00:54
14 - "Humble"                                   02:52
15 - "Terrific"                                 01:24
16 - Farewell Charlotte                         01:11
17 - Wilbur's Homecoming                        08:59
18 - Ordinary Miracle                           03:04
     (Preformed By Sarah Mclachlan)

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                                                47:18 min
Release Notes:

For this live-action adaptation of E.B. White's beloved
bestseller, Danny Elfman has written his loveliest score in ages.
There's no trace of the sardonic, manic pulse that beats beneath
so much of his work: here, he proves he can do sweet without doing
saccharine. The breezy orchestrations and low-key themes combine
to make the score stand out in the kids' genre, and it's one many
movies for grownups wouldn't sneeze at either. As such, it's
closer to Joe Hisaishi's pastoral compositions for the Hayao
Miyazaki anime masterpiece My Neighbor Totoro and to Nigel
Westlake's music for Babe than to your average overblown kiddie
blockbuster. Yes, there's the obligatory ballad.. in this case
"Ordinary Miracle," cowritten by Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics
and performed by Sarah McLachlan, but it's rather subtle. Call us
sentimental, but we even prefer the less-high-profile vocal track
on this CD: Dakota Fanning's plaintive "Lullaby" in
"Lullaby/Escape."

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