Tuck Everlasting

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Free Music Review: Tuck Everlasting soundtrack is superb!
Hit: 5 Stars

1. Main Title- Really neat and original whistling.(yes, it is an actual person who is whistling!)
2. The Wheel/Treegap- This one always makes me think of the movie, as this is where the nararater would be talking in the movie. It goes from being mysterious and pretty, to a kind of Western style, then ends with a little music box tune.
3. Reunion- Is sweet and thoughtful, but is, sadly, quite short.
4. Tuck's Place- Quite riotous and fun, with that "Western" style again.
5. Winnie Runs Away- Pretty and lulling at first, which then turns a bit menacing, and closes with mystery.
6. Kidnapping- Is somewhat fastpaste, sort of scary and intese, and then mellows out at the end.
7. Winnie and May- Oh, so pretty. The solo violin is great.
8. Graveyard- Spooky and creepy sounding. (hey, what do you expect, with its being called "Graveyard!") Ends with more of that cool whistling.
9. Eiffel Tower- My personal favorite. It starts peaceful and pretty, then builds and "explodes" to the lovely main theme, in full strings.
10. Elegy- A rather tinny sounding piano, but it has a pleasent melody. Violin comes in part way through.
11. Winnie and the Tucks- Neat "Ethnic" flute and cool rythem, plus it builds to another great sounding theme.
12. First Swim- Another favorite. It is gentle and peaceful, and plays the main theme really prettily.
13. Cave Dance- Oh dear, the one track I do NOT like! It mostly is made up of some kind of folk-sounding drums, and has virtualy no tune, just the beat, except at the end. When it is playing, I feel like climbing out on the roof, where, I do not mean, to go dance, I mean to GET AWAY!

14. Miles' Story- Starts out mysterious and foreboding, and while it fits with the movie, the begining is not altogther uplifing to listen to. I still like it, however. The cello (I think it is cello, at least) plays very low and slowly the (almost) same tune that is whistled erlier on at a very high pitch! Really neat how it was done. Thoughtful piano and violins finish it off.
15. Winnie and Tuck- Tinkling and pretty. Never really takes off much, but is very nice regardless. It ends with a twinge of scaryness.
16. Finding the Tucks- Starts as very fastpaced guitar, then gets lovely and sad.
17. Jail Break- One of the best tracks on the whole CD! REALLY COOL celtic tune played on the violin. Totaly high paced and awsome! It comepletely fits the movie, but in a different sort of way, too.
18. Back Home- It has that music box in it again. It is nice, but also melancholy sounding.
19. Good-Byes- Another really lovely track. It plays the main theme very nicely, and it builds near the end. Oooh, this part of the movie is so bitter-sweet!
20. The Funeral- Sweet/sad sounding, but also quite short.
21. Winnie's Choice- The same theme as was played at the begining of track 2, since this part of the movie has the nararator, too. I really like it, and it is at a rather key part of the movie.
22. Love Everlasting- This is also on of my favorite tracks, it is just beautiful!
Am I done yet? Well, almost. Who in the world is going to read this whole thing is beyond me, but hey, thanks for letting me prattle on and on...
Lastly, I would like to close with a statement: This soundtrack would be a great addition to your CD collection, especially if you like music that is beautiful and with a Celtic tint. Buy it, you will not be sorry. Ta ta! : )

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