Rob Roy: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack From The Film
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Free Music Review: Rob Roy Soundtrack is wonderful!
Hit: 5 Stars
I am an avid listener of classical music and soundtracks. Rob Roy is one of the soundtracks that are worth the buy, if you are interested in the celtic soothing sounds of Scotland. I encourage you to buy this soundtrack, you will enjoy it's sounds.Free Music Review: Wonderful soundtrack!
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I cannot say enough about the beauty of the music on this CD. This is the perfect CD to pop in, and sit down with a cup of tea, and enjoy. It takes you through many emotions, and is quite an experience. I highly recommend it to everyone.Free Music Review: Great Transaction!!
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CD arrived in good condition and in a very timely manner. Very Pleased and thank you!!Free Music Review: great selection of music. powerful
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absolutely a must have in every soundtrack collectionFree Music Review: Quite Good
Hit: 4 Stars
Like so many film scores, Burwell's compositions are usually only as good as the features that they're written for. As a result, most of his collaborations with the Coen brothers have yielded impressive results, while much of his other work is of mixed quality.
The score for "Rob Roy" is worthy of the film, and definitely one of his better efforts. The qualities and faults of the music mirror those of the film: despite the odd melodramatic passage here and there, it's alternately rousing and tender, and features a very memorable main theme that's utilized to great effect throughout the whole of the score.
The orchestral music of this score is supplemented by quite a lot of Scottish folk music, which is ably performed by Capercaillie. One of this score's highlights is an impassioned performance by Capercaillie singer Karen Matheson of Annag Chaimbeul's classic lament, "Ailein duinn."