StreamingSoundtracks.com - Much Ado About Nothing

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	The Picnic Patrick Doyle	2:57	46
02	Overture Patrick Doyle	4:22	279
03	The Sweetest Lady Patrick Doyle	2:07	33
04	The Consipirators Patrick Doyle	2:43	9
05	The Masked Ball Patrick Doyle	1:57	22
06	The Prince Woos Hero Patrick Doyle	1:20	9
07	A Star Danced Patrick Doyle	2:47	66
08	Rich She Shall Be Patrick Doyle	1:44	10
09	Sigh No More Ladies Patrick Doyle	1:59	107
10	The Gulling Of Benedick Patrick Doyle	3:13	20
11	It Must Be Requited Patrick Doyle	2:01	10
12	The Gulling Of Beatrice Patrick Doyle	1:42	9
13	Contempt Farewell Patrick Doyle	1:38	9
14	The Lady Is Disloyal Patrick Doyle	2:08	12
15	Hero's Wedding Patrick Doyle	0:48	10
16	Take Her Back Again Patrick Doyle	3:11	15
17	Die To Live Patrick Doyle	4:45	25
18	You Have Killed A Sweet Lady Patrick Doyle	3:04	30
19	Choose Your Revenge Patrick Doyle	1:51	8
20	Pardon Goddess Of The Night Patrick Doyle	4:34	81
21	Did I Not Tell You Patrick Doyle	1:43	9
22	Hero Revealed Patrick Doyle	1:28	8
23	Benedick The Married Man Patrick Doyle	2:09	18
24	Strike Up The Pipers Patrick Doyle	2:42	138

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Reviewers Rating

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One of Patrick Doyle's Best!

By:	tinkerbelle
Date:	8 Aug 2009
Rating:

A personal remark at the beginning: The movie is one of my all-time-favourites and so is the music.

Patrick Doyle has composed a wonderful score that perfectly accompanies the witty Shakespeare-adaption of Kennegh Branagh and adds a lot to the liveliness of this comedy.

Track 1 introduces the main love theme, which sounds playful and charming. The purest version (sung by Patrick Doyle himself – as Twopop just told me) is Track 9, but you can hear it - in different orchestrations – through all the tracks concerning “the game of love”, especially the “gulling Benedict/Beatrice” tracks and it is repeated in form of a Chorus finale in Track 24.

The second main theme is heard best in Track 20, “Pardon Goddess of the night” – a chorale beautifully performed and truly enchanting. Track 15 starts with a fanfare-type version, but diversifies with the changing moods.

The “Overture” has both main themes in it – a wonderfully orchestrated fanfare and just thrilling! In my opinion one of Patrick Doyles best compositions.

Track 5 – the Masked ball” – is a lively dance tune – with renaissance reminiscences!

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