John Barry – City Of Prague Philharmonic – The Last Valley – Flac

**** THE LAST VALLEY ****
Music Composed by John Barry
Performed by The City Ofd Prague Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Nic Raine
Crouch End Festival Chorus Conducted by David temple
Flac – Artwork Include – CD Release Date 10/2001

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Tracklist

1. The Last Valley – Main Titles (Part 1) (03:06)
2. The Rape Of Khutai* (00:51)
3. The Plague Pit (02:09)
4. Entry Into The Last Valley (03:00)
5. "Why Not Winter In The Valley?"* / The Death Of Eskesen (04:36)
6. An Evening Song (02:07)
7. Captain Meets Erica* / Winning Erica* (02:17)
8. The Villagers Fight For The Shrine* (02:58)
9. The Priest Prays For Guidance* / The Shrine (03:13)
10. Vogel’s Dream – The Last Valley (02:45)
11. The Giving Away Of The Women – An Offertory Chant (02:36)
12. Hansen Tries To Murder Captain* (01:19)
13. The Giving Away Of The Women – An Offertory Chant (01:45)
14. Graf Returns* / Mountain Skirmish – The Village Attack (03:15)
15. Departure For Rhinefelden* (02:54)
16. A Christmas Song (02:51)
17. Witchcraft* / Erica Is Burned At The Stake (03:33)
18. Vogel Leaves The Valley* (01:44)
19. Night Battle At Rhinefelden (01:12)
20. Death Of Captain / End Title (05:02)
21. The Last Vally – Main Titles (Part 2) (03:29)

* previously unrecorded

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