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Audio CD (14 Nov 2005)
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Soundtrack
Label: Reprise
ASIN: B000BGH22W
Other Editions: Audio CD
Average Customer Review: (17 customer reviews)
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 7,281 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)
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1. Story Continues	Listen
2. Frank Dies	Listen
3. Quidditch World Cup	Listen
4. Dark Mark	Listen
5. Foreign Visitors Arrive	Listen
6. Goblet Of Fire	Listen
7. Rita Skeeter	Listen
8. Sirius Fire	Listen
9. Harry Sees Dragons	Listen
10. Golden Egg	Listen
11. Neville's Waltz	Listen
12. Harry In Winter	Listen
13. Potter Waltz	Listen
14. Underwater Secrets	Listen
15. Black Lake	Listen
16. Hogwarts March	Listen
17. Maze	Listen
18. Voldemort	Listen
19. Death Of Cedric	Listen
20. Another Year Ends	Listen
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Product Description
Features the score by Patrick Doyle, best known for his Oscar nominated work on "Hamlet" and "Sense And Sensibility". Doyle’s soundtrack represents the first score for the series that hasn’t been composed by John Williams. The tracklisting is completed by three songs written by Jarvis Cocker and performed by Cocker with Jonny Greenwood, Phil Selway, Steve Claydon and Jason Buckle (who also co-wrote one of the songs). The Cocker written songs are "Do The Hippogriff", "This Is The Night" and "Magic Works".

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

The Story Continues..., 17 Nov 2005

By	Ben Tavener - See all my reviews

When I learnt that John Williams would not be scoring the fourth instalment of the Harry Potter franchise, I was excited to see what a new composer would do with this amazing opportunity. Patrick Doyle, a Scottish composer, whose most famous scores include "The Little Princess" (for which he would an award) and "Calendar Girls", although he is no newcomer to scoring.

Overall, Doyle does a really good job at retaining the magic in the music - and although I haven't seen the film yet, to a certain extent I feel like I already have, just by listening through the soundtrack. That story-telling gift is something that he shares with John Williams, but Doyle brings in some Celtic/Gaelic influences too to do justice to his homeland.

The tracks are varied and my personal favourite, for new music, is 12) Harry in Winter. His music adds to the thriller nature of the movie - as well as the pace, majesty and beauty indicative of the Scottish setting on the film.

He keeps Hedwig's Theme - and I have to wonder whether he was asked to do so - but it's varied and modified to suit the particular track. There is also scope of a track with a brass band - as well as the three tracks at the end by Jarvis Cocker et al., the first two of which come as a bit of a shock, but I'm sure seeing the film will clarify that. Magic Works is a very cool track.

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Can YOU dance like a Hippogriff?, 27 Oct 2005

By	Haraheart "haraheart" (Lancs) - See all my reviews

I have all the Harry Potter soundtracks and was most disappointed that John Williams would not be doing the music for the fourth film. I was worried that we would lose the beautiful 'Hedwig's Theme' and therefore the magical, almost Tchaikovsky-esq feel.
Ok, so there's a bit of Jarvis Cocker - certainly unexpected but not unpleasant (it brings a smile to my face hearing him chant 'can you dance like a hippogriff'. I haven't seen the film yet, but I have read the book and seen the trailers - we know this is a lot darker tale than the previous Harry Potter adventures and the music is similarly dark - warning and foreboding almost.
Patrick Doyle has done a good job, taking elements of John Williams's themes without re-hashing tired stuff that's already been done. Some of it is not instantly recognisable as Harry Potter, but that's not a bad thing. Hedwig's Theme is buried in there and pops up on occasion ... I look forward to the film and being able to buy the soundtrack (from Amazon, of course!)

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