Tracklisting

1. His Daughter's Death [4:11]
2. Reflections [5:15]
3. Her Home [3:23]
4. Pursuit [3:46]
5. Her Friend's Death [2:33]
6. Hideout [1:55]
7. Family Shave [2:31]
8. A Sober Story [3:01]
9. The Escape [2:03]
10. Revenge [3:00]
11. Reunification [6:34]




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Thank you!

thanks for the share.

Muchas gracias Corigliano es un excelente compositor. No sabia de la existencia de este soundtrack.

Thanks, Erich. I had grabbed this one some time ago from soulseek and didn't realize it was an unused/rejected score. Funny story...Corigliano led a multi-disciplinary (band, orchestra, choir) series of his performances at my college while i was in undergrad. This was within a year or two of the Red Violin. I brought my copies of it and Altered States to get them signed. In front of the "classical" musicians greeting him, he signed my CDs while joking somewhat negatively about soundtrack lovers. "They are their own thing. There is a whole subculture who just loves movie music." These are not his exact words...but his implied meaning was that movie music was VERY secondary to "true" serious music. It was as if he was saying I collected baseball cards without watching or attending the sport itself. I still love his music, but it almost sounded like this Academy Award winning, Grammy-nominated composer found the whole soundtrack scene silly or amateurish. If that's true, it's too bad...his touch would be a mile above many current composers if he chose to add his voice to more projects.

thanks Erich!

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Thank you! What a treat.

Thanks so much !!

Thanks a bunch.

Thanks, Erich. I had grabbed this one some time ago from soulseek and didn't realize it was an unused/rejected score. Funny story...Corigliano led a multi-disciplinary (band, orchestra, choir) series of his performances at my college while i was in undergrad. This was within a year or two of the Red Violin. I brought my copies of it and Altered States to get them signed. In front of the "classical" musicians greeting him, he signed my CDs while joking somewhat negatively about soundtrack lovers. "They are their own thing. There is a whole subculture who just loves movie music." These are not his exact words...but his implied meaning was that movie music was VERY secondary to "true" serious music. It was as if he was saying I collected baseball cards without watching or attending the sport itself. I still love his music, but it almost sounded like this Academy Award winning, Grammy-nominated composer found the whole soundtrack scene silly or amateurish. If that's true, it's too bad...his touch would be a mile above many current composers if he chose to add his voice to more projects.


Nice story, thanks for sharing.

Link received, thank you

Wow = I would love to hear this, Erich. Many thanks for sharing :-D

Yes please, thanks!

May I have a link please? Thanks

Please send me the link. Many thanks.

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Link received. Thank you very much.

Link received.
Thanks for the share…

Does anyone else have a link for this since Erich is banned?

Wow, never knew about this. Would love to get the link! Any chances???

Me too please! Thanks heaps in advance!