Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (OST) (2010) [320 KBPS]





Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
Composed by Alexandre Desplat
Audio CD (November 16, 2010)
Genre: Soundtrack
Country: USA
Audio codec: MP3
Quality: 320 kbps
Playtime: 1:13:44
Size: 163MB


Tracklist:

1. Obliviate (3:02)
2. Snape to Malfoy Manor (1:58)
3. Polyjuice Potion (3:32)
4. Sky Battle (3:48)
5. At the Burrow (2:35)
6. Harry and Ginny (1:43)
7. The Will (3:39)
8. Death Eaters (3:14)
9. Dobby (3:49)
10. Ministry of Magic (1:46)
11. Detonators (2:23)
12. The Locket (1:52)
13. Fireplaces Escape (2:54)
14. Ron Leaves (2:35)
15. The Exodus (1:37)
16. Godric’s Hollow Graveyard (3:15)
17. Bathilda Bagshot (3:54)
18. Hermione’s Parents (5:50)
19. Destroying the Locket (1:11)
20. Ron’s Speech (2:16)
21. Lovegood (3:27)
22. The Deathly Hallows (3:17)
23. Captured and Tortured (2:56)
24. Rescuing Hermione (1:50)
25. Farewell to Dobby (3:43)
26. The Elder Wand (1:36)


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Size: 70 MB



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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (OST)[BONUS TRACK](2010)



Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
Composed by Alexandre Desplat
Audio CD (November 16, 2010)
Genre: Soundtrack
Country: USA
Quality: 280 kbps
Playtime: 1:13:44
Size: 176MB


Tracklist:


27. Voldemort (Bonus Track)
28. The Dumbledores (Bonus Track)
29. Bellatrix (Bonus Track)


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Enjoy & Please Say Thanks :)

Thanks but there is not another version because 128kbps is weak for MP3... Thank you for the effort ;)

Thanks but there is not another version because 128kbps is weak for MP3... Thank you for the effort ;)

Could very well be I uploaded it from two different places and they sound different {as in sound quality} either way Im enjoying the preview , Ill just wait for my cd in the mail. The efforts are Greatly Appreciated tho guys. In no way looking a gift horse in the mouth.

ty :)

thanks
I wait the return of john williams for the part 2 !!! :D

Read the enclosed booklet. Yates says that he was so impressed with Desplat's work on Part 1 that he offered him the gig for Part 2 there and then.

This sounds to me suspiciously like a confirmation that Williams will not be working on Part 2. What a world we live in where a director virtually has JOHN WILLIAMS knocking down his door, begging him for the chance to score his movie and even offering to come out of retirement for it... and the director says "No cheers, I've got somebody else."

:/

What a fool ... I wish I could slap him in the face if that is true. You don't turn down an offer from JOHN WILLIAMS. EVER !

I'm also not impressed with Desplat's score. It's good (though it isn't that much of a challange to be better than the last two films) but let's be honest, Hannigan's game score will blow this music away. Now that I had the chance to listen to the concert version of the Main Theme (Thanks Tango) I'm certain of it.

John Williams retired? He completed Tin Tin recently and is scoring War Horse.

I wish I could understand what's going on. Desplat is better than this, a thousand times better. Is this yet another contemporary score in which a highly skilled composer has been begged for "no themes"?

Edit: It is generally accepted that Williams has retired from film scoring; aside from his work with Spielberg, he only takes projects (very occasionally) that specifically interest him. Thank God he's still fit and healthy and working in other areas... but his career in film music is well and truly over.

What a fool ... I wish I could slap him in the face if that is true. You don't turn down an offer from JOHN WILLIAMS. EVER !

I'm also not impressed with Desplat's score. It's good (though it isn't that much of a challange to be better than the last two films) but let's be honest, Hannigan's game score will blow this music away. Now that I had the chance to listen to the concert version of the Main Theme (Thanks Tango) I'm certain of it.

I may not be the biggest JW fan... but he'd sure do a hell of a better job then this one... its ok, but not really that memorable... so far to me desplat's best score is to Hostage.

John Williams retired? He completed Tin Tin recently and is scoring War Horse.

He's basically retired, he hasn't done a movie that didn't have anything to do with his old mate Steven Spielberg since 2005.
Semi-retired I'd say. He's still composing stuff outside the 'filmworld' though. :)

I too am massively underwhelmed by this score.

I too am massively underwhelmed by this score.

I know, I mean I had nigh hopes for this one... I thought it was suppose to have the theme john williams created... this is nothing like it :/

I can live without Williams' themes... Very much so.

The problem with this one is there are no themes to speak of, full stop. It feels - for the most part (there are exceptions) like a succession of nicely orchestrated (with occasional pointless electronic burbling) gestures held together with nothing. I just cannot fathom why this would happen; I stand by my original thought that Desplat is so much better than this.

People are giving this thing five stars. I can only think this is because they're so starved of good Potter music after Hooper's conspicuously poor attempts (another composer who is immeasurably better than his scores would give you cause to believe) that they'll kid themselves this is wonderful. It's not. There's some rip-roaring action music in there, the like of which we've not heard in live action Western cinema for quite some years - Sky Battle, for example (1:20 to 2:10 - how I have MISSED fast brass runs, woodwind flourishes, and sensible symphonic use of percussion, and the harmonic work at 3:04 where a lovely antiphonal chord bursts out from a single trumpet note - Desplat channels Goldenthal ) and it's making some of the right "fantasy score" noises... but it is, for me, completely devoid of every single ingredient that makes a memorable score.

The problem at the moment is I keep listening again and again and again and feeling myself hating it less. If there had been some thematic glue, this could've been a really exceptional score. As it is, it feels like heaps and heaps of potential, ultimately unrealised... but tantalising all the same.

It is often well orchestrated I will give it that, but of course it is its Conrad Pope. There is really no point in me harping on everything else though. Whats done is done...

with hooper's scores i had listened to the score before i saw the movie and i hated the score. Now i love it because it seemed to work with the screen. we also have to think that desplat's music has images with it and we are only getting half the picture at the moment.
Hopefully the score does work and i have no doubts so give it time.

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with hooper's scores i had listened to the score before i saw the movie and i hated the score. Now i love it because it seemed to work with the screen. we also have to think that desplat's music has images with it and we are only getting half the picture at the moment.
Hopefully the score does work and i have no doubts so give it time.

I understand what you're saying and I'm sure the score is perfectly competent and fits the film, etc, just as Hooper's did. Doesn't mean it's any good though. ;)

Great scores are great because they're good music that, when married with their intended film add another dimension, but can also stand alone.

I wonder if scores like Star Wars and Lawrence of Arabia, and even the first Harry Potters, would have stood the test of time had they been conceived (and executed) as background music. I'm sure they would have roughly served their purpose in the most conservative possible view of film scoring, but they would have been otherwise forgettable and not at all noteworthy. Thus so with Desplat's effort herein under discussion.

How is the sound quality on this 128kbps version? Is it listenable, or should I just wait for something better to appear?

I don't have any interest in Harry Potter... but of course you can't live in this world without it seeping in... including the music. John Williams' score is cutsie. Maybe that suits that film. Williams bores me. His pallet went dry years ago.

This score is very dark and introspective. Maybe that is what is the film. Don't know. Don't care. I find Desplat uneven. But his score for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is, like the film, masterful.

This isn't close to Desplat's best or usual. It's a darn shame. In "Death Eaters," you can hear one of the very common themes in Nid de Guepes (Hornet's Nest) from 2001. I think he reused it in Hostage too, but I just keep thinking "is this Nid de Guepes or Harry Potter?" I really hope Williams is back for P2. Hit or miss with me...I'd say Sky Battle is my favourite so far.

Thanks for the upload, though! :D

Edit: Ministry of Magic is now my fav track. Makes me think of the Muggle Registration Commission etc from the books, which is actually one of the few things I found actually interesting in the 7th book - the pot was getting empty by the end of the HP series IMHO. Repetitive, too short, but good.

Actually all the songs during the Ministry part sound superior to the rest of the score IMHO. Actually somewhat playful and fantasy-sounding.

I thought the soundtrack isn't available until Nov 16th???

Could it be... just a possible chance... that we've been had? Think about it, if there's no defining theme, we all know desplat's better then this... perhaps this is a fake mix of various tracks from various movies merged into the making of supposed "early release"...

I actually hope so, cause then that would mean there's a chance that the music may actually turn out to be good!

PLEASE BE FAKE.

The op even lists the Nov 16th release date in his post. I'm not bothering to click on this.

Could it be... just a possible chance... that we've been had? Think about it, if there's no defining theme, we all know desplat's better then this... perhaps this is a fake mix of various tracks from various movies merged into the making of supposed "early release"...

I actually hope so, cause then that would mean there's a chance that the music may actually turn out to be good!

PLEASE BE FAKE.


The op even lists the Nov 16th release date in his post. I'm not bothering to click on this.

Come on guys...you're smarter than that... It's the promo score - an early release.. It's the official 73 minute album, pair it up with iTunes, amazon, whatever.. It's Desplat through and through..and its beautiful...Just because you don't like it doesn't mean its not legit -_-

Thanks for the upload. So I guess I was right then... no Hedwig theme? Lame.

Thanks for the upload. So I guess I was right then... no Hedwig theme? Lame.

Booklet says tracks 3, 4, and 7 contain Hedwig's Theme. Shame, it should be the beginning of track one! When it does appear, it is either: quietly at the very end of the track or stretched out with each note being a quarter note long or just half the theme.

The soundtrack feels like Desplat took William's themes and put the notes in a new order.

I am so relieved to at least read some who find this soundtrack unacceptable. Majority of Mugglenet users will stamp anything labeled "HP" as good, even this. Are composers just too prideful of their own work to use themes from other composers?

Again thanks for the upload, but I officially hate Yates and Deplat now.

I got to say... this is my least favorite Harry Potter score. The Prisoner of Azkaban remains to be my number one choice.

I never said that I didn't like it. I just said I'm going to wait until it's closer to the date of release, and how am I supposed to know that it was the promo when the poster didn't indicate that?

Im getting the limited edition set from amazon so this is a nice preview , Im thinking its legit too, I do know there are promo cds that have gone out.
Never have been a huge Desplat fan but this score is good, hard for me too pick a favorite I enjoyed the Goblet of Fire score if I remember , I need to listen to these again.
Im not sure how feelings are but it might be a nice compromise to let John Williams co write part two with Desplat.

I still cant believe they would "diss" John Williams for part two but I do understand wanting to keep the consistency of the music.

Maybe they can let John Williams write a huge grand finale suite that would play at the end of the movie.

I know Im a Dreamer but hey , why not :)

In my opinion, this mediocre (as for Desplat) score was released (or rather, is going to be released) in order to make people eager to buy the 4CD edition which will be released on 21st of November. And, hopefully, there we will find a real dose of great music with Hedwig's Theme used many times - just as Desplat said in an interveiw:

'... I would take every opportunity to use the fabulous theme composed by John Williams. I'd say it has not sufficiently been used in the latest movies, so if I have the opportunity and if the footage allows me, I'm going to arrange it...I shall make it with great honour and pleasure.'

Thank you very much!

Actually December 21st and it looks like a real nice set for what you get , I wasn't going to get it but I looked over what came with it and decided it was worth it.
I guess Im a bigger fan of the good Wizard than I choose to say :) I was going to get a Wand from Harry Potter Land at Universal but its 30 bucks and this set would be more use to me being a film score person.
and I can use Christmas present as a excuse to buy it ;)

Thank you!!! :)

Thanks bud :)

John Williams retired? He completed Tin Tin recently and is scoring War Horse.

I can't wait for his work on Tintin!! This movie sounds like a crazy challenge for Spielberg and Williams...
People here will be very demanding because Tintin is more than famous in Europe. I hope that Spielberg will respect the graphic novel as close than it's possible... It's a masterpiece in graphic novels here!

We all love John Williams. He wrote classics during the '70's and '80's. Then his style became a trademark for excellent score-writing with full-classical-inspired orchestrations.
I am and will always be a huge fan of Mr. Williams. I had the opportunity to attend to two of his concerts in London. His music live sounded even better then on cd. His music for Star Wars, Raiders, Jaws, ET and Schindler's List will survive for many centuries to come, I'm really convinced of that! He will always be respected as a truly classical filmcomposer.

But, please guys, give Desplat a chance! It is not easy to step in the Maestro's footsteps...

I've always loved John Williams' themes for Harry Potter, but , except for Azkaban, I found his score- and action-writing for HP rather mediocre and somethings even boring. I love Hedwig's theme, but it always reminds me a little bit of Darth Vader's, which is and always will be my nr 1 favorite theme.

As I am writing this reply, I am listening to Desplat's effort. He has done what he has promised: using Hedwigs Theme in alle kinds of ways and variations. The problem with Hedwigs theme is that, if you change one note of it, it doesn't sound like Williams anymore. So I understand you guys that there isn't enough of Hedwig's in the Score, but I also understand Desplat not wanting to quote Hedwig litterally all the time. I think it's Desplat's respect for Williams and his own drive for creativity not wanting to do that.

So Hedwig is there, but only very subtle, disguised, variated.

I find this score far more dan mediocre... On the contrary, as a true Desplat fan and listening all the time to his scores, I consider this score as one of his best... It's very consistent in style, the music is , technically spoken, very rich, the orchestration is very fresh and transparant and there are strong new themes in it!

I think this music will work superbly on the movie.

Maybe we will have to wait until we have heard all his music before we judge (and some condemn) it.

Bus we must give Desplat a chance: he is one of the best we have at the moment!

Agree with that.

I don't have a problem with Desplat or with him not being John Williams. I don't even have a problem with the lack of Hedwig's Theme - it's a good theme, but it's just a theme; it's not one of Williams' very best and Potter can survive perfectly well without it. And, frankly, any composer who is quoting too liberally from his predecessor is starving himself of opportunties for creative. As Potter composer number FIVE, it would be tempting to just play that theme again and again, wrap it up in a bit of Williamsesque orchestration, and that's job done. Kudos to Desplat for not doing so... but at the same time he has squandered his opportunity.

My problem is that this is essentially a themeless score; the brief moments where Hedwig's theme does show up only highlight how melodically barren the rest of it is. Desplat is a man made of themes... so where are they in this score? I absolutely respect you when you say you like it because of strong themes... but I find none. Yes, there are thematic fragments and motifs, but calling them themes in the traditional sense of the word is pushing a point. Memorable they are not. Strong they are not. They are functional, timid, and boring.

Fifty years from now, we will have film music concerts around the world and the music that is played will be Hedwig's Theme. Not because the world will not accept anybody but Williams, or because Hedwig's Theme is the best theme ever composed... but because it is a recognisable, memorable piece - a splendid translation of the world of Harry Potter into music.

Desplat had the opportunity here - and I don't think the importance or timing of it can be overstated - to write a truly magical, melodic, memorable, instant classic Fantasy score. On a franchise as big as Potter, it could've been the tipping point that brought traditional scoring techniques back to the forefront in Western cinema. And I know Desplat is one of the handful of contemporary composers who could've pulled it off... and yet we have a beautifully orchestrated (take a bow, Conrad Pope) superlatively performed (the LSO is flawless and flamboyant) but emotionally and thematically very anonymous piece of work.

It never offends... but it never pleases either. I listen to it, and I find myself impressed with the orchestral balletics and remarkable maturity in writing... but it only makes me hungry for Williams' scores...

Peace :)
TT

In regards to the John Williams debate, if he hasn't stopped writing music then he isn't retired ;). I bet he will write music until the day he passes (and hopefully that won't be for quite a while!).

Once again I agree with Tango. This score is pleasing in a primal level with each track sporting beautiful orchestrations and performances but no overarching themes to give it that lasting appeal. Not much you can do about the times we live in :P

Have listened to two thirds of the score so far and it's pretty good. Remember too this is part one of a two part film, with most of the action taking place in the finale.

BTW, yesterday I find the brand-new short, about the making of the score to HP7pt.1

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3kP1FK7N3E)



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thanks to original Zip-archs. uploader - Pile-Poil

the best hp score : the prisonner of azkaban, the worst : the half blood prince

@zero flyer: thanks for the link to the video.

In the end, it's all a matter of taste: some will like Desplat's effort, some won't. And that's a good thing: discussing about music is a way to make it survive...

I know Im probably gonna be hated on but I liked this composition of HP songs. It may not be as good if John Williams did it. I mean hes a genious. But its not that bad.

Hate the score? Pretty much.

Hate you? Not at all... :)

@ dark dragoness: I like it too! Every time a little bit more. The music is very subtle but also very rich. At the moment, I'm listening to it with headphones on, as loud as physically acceptable. It's blowing me out of my pants...

sorry to the others for me being such a pain in the ass :)

Thanks for the upload. :)

I don't like the dated style of Williams but I must say I like this a lot (sorry :p) . I would have hoped for a little more gothic screaming choirs but the instrumentation and orchestration is top notch.

after about three listens of the album I have come to the conclusion that it is a very good album. The opening doesn't quit on giving me goosebumps when I hear it and the overall quality is great.
Fantastic

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after about three listens of the album I have come to the conclusion that it is a very good album. The opening doesn't quit on giving me goosebumps when I hear it and the overall quality is great.
Fantastic

I don't know... I kinda like this score. It contains some of the feel that Williams made for the series but obviously this score is of a much darker story than that of the first three films. Although John Powell would've been the best choice to close out the scores in the series, imo. How to Train Your Dragon was the best score this year for me and the way Powell conveys flight would've made him a great choice for HP music. But here I am dwelling on what could've been lol... I do like Desplat's interpretation of the HP universe as nothing could be as horrible as Goblet of Fire.

What a fool ... I wish I could slap him in the face if that is true. You don't turn down an offer from JOHN WILLIAMS. EVER !

I'm also not impressed with Desplat's score. It's good (though it isn't that much of a challange to be better than the last two films) but let's be honest, Hannigan's game score will blow this music away. Now that I had the chance to listen to the concert version of the Main Theme (Thanks Tango) I'm certain of it.

What Main Theme are you talking about?

Thanks for sharing.

This is certainly not a bad score. I am however a bit disappointed. I expected a more Golden Compass-like score. I was very glad to hear when Desplat mentioned he would be using the original Williams' themes and that the other composers did too less with it. But after listening to the score I didn't notice any more use of the themes than f.e. Hooper did. But this is better to be heard in the film. This is once again a total different score than the scores of the previous composers. I do actually like the score and it's very good orchestrated. But is don't really like it as a Potter score.
I pre-ordered my copy of the collector's edition and am curios to listen to the extra tracks.

192 kbps Version in the link below (multiupload):


http://www.multiupload.com/581VNP63U7

NICE!!! Getting better all the time!!

Ok I have listened to this completely through again and I have decided that I'm leaning to a failed effort on stand alone listen. It will do its job and go well with the film, but as for stand alone listen it is more ambient with a few occasional williams-esque cues. Take Polyjuice Potion, it is a perfect example that Desplat can emulate the original Harry Potter sound which is something that the previous composers couldn't successfully do; however, a good majority of the score seems a bit on the quiet side. I expected something more dramatic as this is a very dark time in the series (lots of conflict). I felt a tad bit cheated with the music. I hope that after seeing the film I will come to an epiphany...

I didn't like this one I don't even like the new films they suck and just too boring the games the music the movies are just a dissapointment now :( unlike the first 4 it lost its Harry Potter feel to it

...even offering to come out of retirement for it...

Is Williams retired? He's just scored the first Tintin film, and he's scoring Spielberg's next two films. I wouldn't be surprised to see him back for the fifth Indiana Jones as well.

Is Williams retired? He's just scored the first Tintin film, and he's scoring Spielberg's next two films. I wouldn't be surprised to see him back for the fifth Indiana Jones as well.

You're not the first one to say that! >< Okay, he is semi-retired, and only score movies for his old friend Steven Spielberg. So it seems anyway.

I don't even have a problem with the lack of Hedwig's Theme - it's a good theme, but it's just a theme; it's not one of Williams' very best and Potter can survive perfectly well without it.

While in general I would agree, the last couple of Harry Potter trailers seem to hinge on Hedwig's Theme -- they've used various EPIC arrangements to close out the last couple of trailers -- and then the music is conspicuously missing from the film the trailer is advertising.

The statement about John Williams practically begging to score the final Potter is completely false. His official position is he'll score the movie *if* it fits with his schedule. (And if it meets his pay expectations, probably.)

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I'm looking for
Harry Potter recording sessions.
The philosopher's stone: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?=4K5PNERR)
Does others exist?

I'm looking for
Harry Potter recording sessions.
The philosopher's stone: MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service (http://www.megaupload.com/?=4K5PNERR)
Does others exist?[COLOR="Silver"]



As of yet, no.

OMG!! The official Harry Potter website seems to have unintentionally announced who the composer for Deathly Hallows, Part 2 will be...and its Alexandre Desplat. He will bring close to the epic HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS PART 2 in 2011. I'm speechless...

Only 8 days until I listen to the soundtrack.

You're wrong. Today.
UPD! @320 + scans + digital booklet


pass: potter
download (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AOPYIPZ4)

You're wrong. Today.
UPD! @320 + scans + digital booklet


pass: potter
download (http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AOPYIPZ4)

YES!! You're a fucking saint - thanks (:

I know, dude, i know...

It says the file is unavalable... I still love you though :D I'll keep at it! thanks for the 320kpbs version!

Thanks for the share, Zero_flyer, especially for the scans.

Thanks for the share, Zero_flyer, especially for the scans.

there only front+back covers, but hi-rez.

damn it, it still says "The file you are trying to access is temporarily unavailable." could someone upload it on something other than megaupload?

It works. You just have to keep hitting refresh.

Thanks for the 320!

It works. You just have to keep hitting refresh.

Thanks for the 320!

Or use Jdownloader (It's FREE)... and it refreshes on your behalf til it (and everything you're downloading) downloads.

Thank you so much zero_flyer for the 320 !!!

ScoreKeeper Exchanges Spells with HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS Composer Alexandre Desplat!! -- Ain't It Cool News: The best in movie, TV, DVD, and comic book news. (http://www.aintitcool.com/node/47375)

that worked :D thanks

Does this new download have the bonus tracks from the Deluxe Digital edition?

No. It is official retail edition. 1 CD.

add verion 320KBPS

lossless please. mp3 is not music.thanks

That last post is a little harsh...

Some form of gratitude, perhaps? You could always wait until Tuesday now, you know?

lossless please. mp3 is not music.thanks

a little greedy eh?

Especially as this is given as a gift, for free. Posting lossless is iffy for new releases right now, as we have had some issues...in case you missed it. So asking for lossless--maybe, but demanding? And insulting what was posted? Just rude and, well.

Im all for flac...but at what cost?....at what cost??
*showers while holding himself, rocking back and forth*
whispers: it's lossless...it's all lossless....

Ya, ok. But all joking and sarcasm aside. It is posted at 320, which as shares go, is pretty good. Posting lossless may be nice for some (hi Funny and Sparky), but 320- is hardly crap. just saying. Most of us can be content with 320 mp3 for shares, I think. This push to lossless only may be the wave of the future, be we are not all there yet. Does itunes offer lossless options for their stuff? A lot of that is not even at 320, I think. I get that some collectors or archivists want the FLAC, and audiophiles too. But to **demand** it, and also to insult not only the post, but by association a vast majority (for now) of users is just bad form. Truly, truly obscene in my view.

I agree babydoll. I prefer FLAC, but it's icing on the cake. An exepected pleasure.

I have some comments: dark...dramatic...epic....good orchestral arragangement....
but I still think Williams can do far better

lossless please. mp3 is not music.thanks

Isn't it enough to be able to sample a soundtrack before it's officially released? Some people want the moon on a stick...

Anybody heard anything about the game score for said movie? That score is bound to miles better than this one again.

does anybody got hold of iTunes Bonus Track for Deathly Hallows Score. If YES then please POST it ASAP. Thanks in advance!!!

I wonder who will be composing the Video Game Soundtrack, will it be James Hannighan?

but I still think Williams can do far better

Agreed. BUT, it's so pity, but it is official = Desplat will be official composer for the second part. Nor Williams, nor Hooper
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Agreed. BUT, it's so pity, but it is official = Desplat will be official composer for the second part. Nor Williams, nor Hooper
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Indeed, I read about this too..
Well, rather Desplat than Hooper. I still think Hooper even has more magic in his music which is a good thing for the Potter scores. But this score is much darker then one would expect for a Potter score. Then again, this story isn't located in Hogwarts. So that will probably be the main reason why Desplat scored this the way he did. But I really miss the Harry Potter magic within the music. Hope Desplat will introduce it more in the next film.

Anyone acquire any of the "bonus tracks" yet? The deluxe digital album is said to have 3, and of course the upcoming box set is said to have 6. It is unclear though if the 3 from the deluxe album will be different than the ones listed as being in the box set, which are:

1. Voldemort
2. Grimmauld Place
3. The Dumbledores
4. The Tale Of The Three Brothers
5. Bellatrix
6. My Love Is Always Here

Have steve jablonsky score a harry potter film and we hear the theme with a guitar riff, now that id go for :D

Thanks for sharing :) mp3 @ 320 is very good, flac is indeed the icing on the cake, but this is good as well. Thanks again :)

Anyone acquire any of the "bonus tracks" yet? The deluxe digital album is said to have 3, and of course the upcoming box set is said to have 6. It is unclear though if the 3 from the deluxe album will be different than the ones listed as being in the box set, which are:

1. Voldemort
2. Grimmauld Place
3. The Dumbledores
4. The Tale Of The Three Brothers
5. Bellatrix
6. My Love Is Always Here

There is an other thread with the three bonus tracks (downloadable with, as well separately froom, the album) and the three tracks are among the six you list, namely - Voldemort, The Dumbledores and Bellatrix.

Thread 82561

Thanks. :) The 3 bonus tracks are pretty cool to have, especially "Bellatrix"! Exciting music there. However I wish instead of, let's say, "Dumbledores", they had put in "The Tale of the Three Brothers" which is the music that accompanies the animated story in the film as Hermione tells the story. It'll be interesting to hear what the music for that sounds like. Luckily in a couple days I'll hear it in the film itself at least, and know that it will be on that bonus disc in the Limited Edition set. :)

Hi, thanks for sharing, this is great!

thanks for the 320. i'm looking forward to a flac, but this is great :)

lossless please. mp3 is not music.thanks

Vinyl 24bit/96khz, please.

Lossless CD is not enough...

thnx

Wire recorder version 48bit/192kHz, please.

This is actually my favorite Potter score so far. There are numerous themes, too, which confuses me about some of the posts saying that it lacks themes.

Info:

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Interpret : Alexandre Desplat
��nr: Soundtrack
Velikost: 357 MB
Form�t: FLAC

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Download: (Fileserve)

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Hi,

Would a reup would be possible ?