Herbert Stothart – Dragon Seed (1944, FLAC)

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Tracks

Disc 1

1.Opening Title/This Is the Valley of Ling (04:42)
2.The Youngest Son (01:32)
3.To Find Jade (01:07)
4.Home From the Meeting (03:04)
5.The Magic Pictures (01:30)
6.My Shadow/I’ve Found You Waiting/A Farmer Buys a Book (06:04)
7.Student Uprising (02:01)
8.Teach Me to Read/We Shall Be Ancestors (05:38)
9.The Flying Birds Bewilder Them (01:29)
10.Annihilated Village (01:41)
11.Grandfather Speaks (01:02)
12.They Seem to Have a Plan/These Are the People (Chee Lai) (03:56)
13.Rain Came/Take Your Places/The March Begins/I Miss Them/The Enemy Came Closer (07:07)
14.Get to Your Homes (02:48)
15.Orchid Ravished/Sounds of Death/Sign of Wu Lien (08:11)
16.Chinese Quisling (00:56)
17.Through the Elements/Some Met Death/The Cord Is Red/The Seasons Bring a Grandson Part 1 (07:24)

Disc 2

1.The Seasons Bring a Grandson Part 2/The Call for Volunteers (04:18)
2.Dealing With the Enemy/This Is the Beginning/All Men Are Brothers (04:06)
3.Visit to Parents (02:36)
4.Contempt (01:37)
5.Are You Afraid?/Traitor/Buying Poison (04:13)
6.My Husband’s Handiwork/Sweets With Opium (01:46)
7.Are You With Us? (01:31)
8.We Are Not Dogs (01:23)
9.Jade Discovered/The Death of Wu Lien (03:40)
10.Reflection/Summer Was Gone (02:57)
11.I Can Kill (01:42)
12.A Cloud Covers My Mind/Mark the Land/Men Who Love Peace/It Is Time Now/Flames for China/Final Episode/Coda (11:54)
13.Trailer (02:55)
14.Opening Title (English voices)/This Is the Valley of Ling (04:22)
15.Flute Addenda (01:06)
16.These Are the People (Chee Lai) (03:17)
17.Lullaby (Men Chiang) (traditional)/Visit to Parents (02:51)
18.Chee Lai (01:32)
Tracks 13-18 – Bonus Tracks

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Dragon Seed is a 1944 war drama film starring Katharine Hepburn. Based on a best-selling book by Pearl S. Buck, the film portrays a peaceful village in China that has been invaded by the Imperial Japanese Army during the Second Sino-Japanese war. The men in the village choose to adopt a peaceful attitude toward their conquerors, but Jade (played by Hepburn), a headstrong woman, stands up to the Japanese.

Aline MacMahon was nominated for an Academy Award for best supporting actress.