Anne Dudley - Tristan & Isolde (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Free Music Review: The reviewer below doesn't know what he is talking about.
Hit: 4 Stars
Instead of writing to show how much I know about classical music, yet know nothing about the fact that this is a movie score, I am going to tell you that the soundtrack was quite enjoyable. It is above average and compareable to that of the Kingdom of Heaven Soundtrack if you liked that one. The music a good listen when you want to just work and have something pleasant in the background to listen to.Free Music Review: Good music
Hit: 4 Stars
*Newsflash* This is not a Wagner opera CD, I don't know why people would expect it to be either, Wagner didn't invent the story- and of course it would be totally out of place in this film....
So, as a soundtrack it is lovely music with a celtic influence .(which is more true to the story than a German composer's music)
Free Music Review: Wondering
Hit: 4 Stars
On one of the trailors to the movie there is a song sung by a woman. I have heard rumors that the song is by Amy Lee. If anyone knows the song or the artist who sings it please email me at sweetchik8806@aol.comFree Music Review: Arguing with a composer about music is like arguing with God about morals
Hit: 2 Stars
I can respect that the composer for the motion picture wanted to create her own musical adaptation for the epic, but it's almost ignorant to not even acknowledge Wagner in a simple thematic context. It's not to say works shouldn't be reinvented, but it's also hard to say anyone stands up in comparison to Wagner when it comes to opera. I believe it was Ad Girl that didn't know what she was talking about, considering the reviewer below her was simply making some observations for people who listen to actual music. Not people who assume all instrumentals are great works of art.