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Walt Disney Records D001405202 UPC: 0 50087 24491 0 Release date: June 19, 2012 TT: 65:43	1. Touch the Sky (by Julie Fowlis) (2:31) 2. Into the Open Air (by Julie Fowlis) (2:41) 3. Learn Me Right (by Birdy, Mumford & Sons) (3:46) 4. Fate and Destiny (4:17) 5. The Games (1:53) 6. I Am Merida (2:23) 7. Remember to Smile (2:17) 8. Merida Rides Away (4:07) 9. The Witch s Cottage (4:26)             10. Song of Mor du (B. Connolly & Cast) (2:17) 11. Through the Castle (4:34) 12. Legends Are Lessons (4:06) 13. Show Us the Way (3:46) 14. Mum Goes Wild (3:25) 15. In Her Heart (2:36) 16. Noble Maiden Fair (E. Thompson & P. Barker) (2:36) 17. Not Now! (3:34) 18. Get the Key (3:15) 19. We ve Both Changed (5:30) 20. Merida's Home (1:32)   PATRICK DOYLE ON THE BRAVE SCORE... Clearly, “Brave” is very, very Scottish. The animators made a lot of field trips over there to capture the land’s colors, skies and seasons. Very often in the summer you’ll have a wet morning. Then the sun comes out after lunch, and the rest of the day will have the most beautiful white clouds, and lovely sunshine. So when I saw those wonderful images of the skies, mountains and lochs, it just kindled all of the Celtic connections in my upbringing. I’m very fascinated by my own culture in terms of its art and music. I’ve also been strongly attuned to the music of Ireland, as half of my family is Irish. So there’s always been cross-fertilization between those two countries for me. I also wrote the score to evoke Scotland’s ancient culture, a Celtic quality that comes across with indigenous instruments like bagpipes and the flute. I also used instruments from other cultures just to sweeten the sound on occasion and give the score a contemporary feel. Jim Sullivan came in and provided some incredible homemade drums, as well as deep drums with big pieces of deer hide, which he’d whack with a wooden mallet to make these incredible sounds. We even used a washboard. But the score also has very delicate and intimate moments, along with the big dance pieces and montage sequences that make particular use of the bagpipes. Music Composed by Patrick Doyle Orchestra Conducted by James Shearman Orchestrated by Patrick Doyle and James Shearman Music Performed by The London Symphony Orchestra Recorded and Mixed by Andrew Dudman Recorded at Air Lyndhurst Studios, London Music Editor Chris Benstead Music Preparation Colin Rae Score Produced by Maggie Rodford Executive Soundtrack Producers Chris Montan   CD REVIEWS All Music OST review Examiner OST review One Movie, Five Reviews OST review LINKS Interview with Patrick Doyle, Film Music Magazine                                                                                                                                                                  <=== birthday concert bridget jones' diary ===>
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