John Williams - The Patriot: Original Motion Picture Score (2000 Film)
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Free Music Review: Wow!
Hit: 5 Stars
The first track of this CD is absolutely amazing. Mark O'Connor's violin playing is sublime. I'm only sorry that it took me so long to come across this masterpiece by John Williams. Yes, people know about Star Wars and Jurassic Park, but this score is equally moving and triumphant. One of my new favorites!Free Music Review: John Williams at his best yet again...
Hit: 5 Stars
John Williams, known for so many soundtracks of great, block-buster movies, never seems to lose his stride for writing powerful compostitions. The music to The Patriot is emotionally moving to one's spirit within as well as moving to the spirit of patriotism for our country. Highly recommended listening!Free Music Review: Great Soundtrack...just try not to love it...
Hit: 5 Stars
As usual, John Williams has created a very special soundtrack. It's so patriotic sounding that you can't help but love it. Especially Track number 4 (The Colonial Cause). That is w/o a doubt one of the most impactful orchestral pieces that I have ever heard. Great job Mr. Williams....great job.Free Music Review: Breathtaking!
Hit: 5 Stars
Wow, John Williams thus again proves himself as THE BEST composer ever!!!
My favorite track is the Colonial Cause in which John Williams effectively shows off the rousing and majestic theme.
John Williams is able to craft another masterpiece by utilizing the big brass on his orchestra so effectively. The Patriot is a must for brass lovers!
John Williams is THE MAN!!
Free Music Review: Soul-stirring
Hit: 4 Stars
Would recommend to friends solely for the entrancing, heart-rending solo by violinest (er, sorry, 'fiddler') Mike Myers. This Applachian-style melody is equally elusive and unforgettable in its haunted wandering. All the tracks are at least interesting and follow the strong Williams theme well, though its rather intense for casual listening. It is from an action-movie, after all...