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| This is without question the horror soundtrack of 2011. It shows how effective a subtle score can enhance a film. Highly recommended! |
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| By: | MainTitles |
| Date: | 4 Feb 2012 |
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<i>Written by Thomas Kiefner - Review of the regular release</i>
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“The Outhouse” is a good example of how to create a scary underscore without having to resort to shrieking or slashing violins and loud distorted brass. It begins with a disturbing statement from the flutes, dissonant strings plucking, and that ever present bassoon motif. “Mr. Browman Arrives" features the flutes with violins plucking to enhance the track. “Outhouse at Night” starts off very quietly with harp and minor chords from the strings. Enter the flutes and a hornlike sounding fanfare from the bassoon. Suddenly there is a Dies Irae like motif from the orchestra with brass and an eerie statement from the violins. It ends on a very quiet note. “A Proposal shows the romantic side of Pope although the urgency of the flutes makes it presence felt. The strings and harp dominate this track until the bassoon offers the motif.
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<a href="http://www.maintitles.net/reviews/the-presence" target="_blank">Read the complete review on MainTitles.net</a>
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