StreamingSoundtracks.com - Anonymous - Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	She Had Your Child Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	2:10	12
02	The Succession Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	2:15	8
03	Edward's Breakdown Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:41	6
04	Hamlet In The Rain Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:25	9
05	Soul Of The Age Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	3:10	15
06	You Stay In England Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:08	6
07	God Save The Queen Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	2:59	6
08	Play After Play Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	2:36	20
09	The Voices Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:23	12
10	Arrest Them Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:55	8
11	Edward's Theme Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:33	8
12	Words Will Prevail Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:34	6
13	Bedding The Queen Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:17	8
14	Bursting In Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:23	8
15	William Shake-Speare Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	2:57	8
16	It's A Trap Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	2:37	6
17	Day Of The Play Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	5:22	15
18	Will's Triumph Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:30	11
19	The Other One Thomas Wander & Harald Kloser	1:20	10

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Reviewers Rating

1 review done for this album.

Surprisingly soft score for a Roland Emmerich movie

By:	MainTitles
Date:	21 Jan 2012
Rating:

Written by Thomas Glorieux - Review of the regular release

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Strangely, considering Anonymous is not your typical Emmerich movie, expect the score to sound a whole lot different too. In fact you'll be surprised to discover how soft and mellow it all sounds. Rarely do things turn loud and dangerous. The couple of exceptions ("Arrest Them", "Bursting In" and "It's a Trap") deliver a frequent urgent build up of suspense. But for most of the time, we are greeted to rather soft but enjoyable music that often enhances its dramatic effects through solo violins, soft choir or brief playful serenades. The most playful serenade is discovered in "Play after Play", the loudest one is heard in "Will's Triumph".
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