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| 1. Opening Titles | |||
| 2. The Painting | |||
| 3. High King And Queen Of Narnia | |||
| 4. Reepicheep | |||
| 5. Land Ahoy | |||
| 6. The Lone Island | |||
| 7. Lord Bern | |||
| 8. The Green Mist | |||
| 9. Market Forces | |||
| 10. 1st Sword | |||
| 11. Eustace On Deck | |||
| 12. Duel | |||
| 13. The Magician's Island | |||
| 14. Lucy And The Invisible Mansion | |||
| 15. Coriakin And The Map | |||
| 16. Temptation of Lucy | |||
| 17. Aslan Appears | |||
| 18. The Golden Cavern | |||
| 19. Temptation of Edmund | |||
| 20. Dragons Treasure | |||
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5 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Having taken over the reins from Harry Gregson-Williams, David Arnold has produced a magical score for this latest Narnia instalment. Arnold has written some great new themes for the franchise, however none seem as powerful as those for the previous installments. Some new orchestrations of HGW's Narnia theme are delightful, and it was nice that Arnold adapted it into his new score rather than discarding them completely. The album is strongest at both ends, with the "Into Battle" cue being a orchestral and choral romp (if not a little disjointed). The middle portion is easy enough on the ears although does sometimes sound like filler cues. Overall, a solid 4* effort, but lacked that extra spark that was present in HGW's previous scores.
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Loved the film and subsequently bought the soundtrack. I was a bit disappointed to find out that Harry Gregson-Williams didn't do the soundtrack. This soundtrack by David Arnold went perfectly well with the film but as a soundtrack it isn't quite to the expectations set by HG-W, which were truly phenominal to listen to as a standalone piece of music. I'll still be listening to the soundtracks of Lion the Witch & The Wardrobe and Prince Caspian for years to come but I think the only time I'll be listening to this soundtrack in the future will be when I watch the film.
4 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
When I heard that the soundtrack for 'The Voyage of the Dawn Treader' was going to be composed by David Arnold instead of Harry Gregson-Williams, who had written the soundtrack to the previous two Narnia films, I was mortified! Gregson-Williams' music was phenomenal and, in my opinion, made the film. So I found the change of composer both unnecessary and disgraceful. However, I went to see the film with an open mind, but the music did not fit the nature of the film. I was good music, but failed to ignite the spark which the other soundtracks had. This in turn meant that the film failed to portray the awe-inspiring fantasy of Narnia. The best parts of the soundtrack were when music from the first two films was used, most notably when at the end of the world scene, described in the book as "heartbreaking and leaving them awestruck so they could "never speak of it again", one of the main motifs Gregson-Williams composed for the first Narnia films was used. We just hope that someone comes to their senses, and reinstates Harry Gregson-Williams for the next films to bring back the true music of Narnia!
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