1 Main Title
2 Phemie Joins Sarah
3 Setting Out
4 Bartlett's Sonnet
5 Night Raid
6 The Sketch
7 Campfire Concerns
8 Passings And Crossings
9 Bartlett Returns
10 The Barn Fire
11 The Lynching
12 Trail Of Tears
13 Big Elm Draw
14 The Dove
15 Family Christmas
16 Mattie Is Returned
17 Shoot Me, Then Yourself
18 Tarantula Saves Sarah
19 Seguin
20 Harvesting Babies And Cotton
21 William And Phemie
22 So Accustomed To Grief
23 Georgia Kills Haller
24 Georgia's Death
25 Reminiscences

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I dislike westerns and scores for westerns greatly, but THIS SCORE is one of the most beautiful I have ever heard. Deeply moving and haunting!

Title:True Women Original Television Soundtrack
Artist:Bruce Broughton
Year:1997
Label:Intrada
Format:MP3
Bit Rate:VBR-0
Size:124MB
Tracks:25

Track Listing:

1. Main Title (03:04)
2. Phemie Joins Sarah (02:49)
3. Setting Out (02:32)
4. Bartlett's Sonnet (01:53)
5. Night Raid (02:24)
6. The Sketch (01:31)
7. Campfire Concerns (02:59)
8. Passings and Crossings (06:44)
9. Bartlett Returns (01:07)
10. The Barn Fire (01:56)
11. The Lynching (03:47)
12. Trail of Tears (01:45)
13. Big Elm Draw (03:23)
14. The Dove (01:46)
15. Family Christmas (01:36)
16. Mattie is Returned (05:34)
17. Shoot Me, Then Yourself (06:09)
18. Tarantula Saves Sarah (04:45)
19. Seguin (01:40)
20. Harvesting Babies and Cotton (02:07)
21. William and Phemie (02:10)
22. So Accustomed to Grief (02:21)
23. Georgia Kills Haller (01:43)
24. Georgia's Death (03:05)
25. Reminiscences (04:31)


Total Duration: 01:13:21


http://www.gamefront.com/files/22146259/TWOTSBB97I.rar

When I was twelve.....

Thanks!

When I was twelve.....

Well honestly you're the first person that I have known of that outgrew Westerns and the associated music.

What kind of music do you fancy these days?

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I also outgrew Star Wars and John Williams.

I have composers whose work I greatly enjoy, but not all of it (that wouldn't make sense). The same goes for classical composers. Gerald Finzi is my favorite British composer (masterpiece: Dies Natalis sung by Wilfred Brown) yet he is mostly known for his piano & voice work that I do not enjoy. Obviously Kaczmarek is a fav. James Newton Howard is amazing. Dario Marionelli is growing on me. Yared's English Patient & Possession are top of the line. Desplats' Benjamin Button is gorgeous. A lot of the lesser Olympians I enjoy. I do like the 'Americana' sound (Hildago) but no, not westerns.

(you are: you're)


Thanks Professor, I think we should change your name to Phideas Proofreader.

While we are on the subject of proper grammar/spelling your name Phideas was that misspelled intentionally?

I have always seen it spelled Phidias.

You make me blush. ;-)

Phideas is my Avatar picture... that was his name.

OH. I do like John Williams' The Reveivers very much! And the film. But that falls into the Americana range, I think. I have the 1990 Masters of Film Music release, but the sound is ghastly. I know there is a concert version, but it lacks the folksy instrumentation of the original.

Thanks very much, El Cid & Wildwood. :) From what samples I've heard, this sounds pretty. Unlike Quigley or Silverado, it's not a "typical" western score.

It avoids all the cliches. Sweeping strings. Bold French horns. Lonely woodwinds. Heroic brass. Energetic without sounding like charging horses. The Native American moments are pastoral and haunting. A very poignant score. Possibly if Ralph Vaughan Williams had been asked to score a western THIS is what he would have created.

What a pleasure it is to come across a score previously unknown to me that exceeds all expectation. Certainly one of Broughton's superior efforts for television.

Thanks.

Thank you

Thank You Wildwood and El Cid!

A great Broughton score!
Many thanks!

thank for a great score

Obrigado

Thank you very much. The link seems to be available only on one of the sites now - 4th from bottom of group of choices.

Thank you very much, El Cid & Wildwood!