Genre: Score Date: 1998 Country: USA Audio codec: MP3 Quality: 320 kbs Playtime: 2:02:53 CD 1 01. Main Title (1:00) 02. Deliver Us (film version) (7:15) 03.

Artist: Rupert Gregson-Williams Album: Wonder Woman [OST] Genre: Soundtrack Year: 2017. Size: ~ 377 mb. Source: CD Format: FLAC (tracks +.cue) Quality: lossless. Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 16 Bit. Description: Rupert Gregson-Williams is one of Britain's leading commercial film arrangers, sometimes. Well, he did do some consulting with Daniel Pelfrey for Joseph: King of Dreams following Prince of Egypt and, according to Pelfrey's website, helped out with song production. Granted, that's not nearly the same as being onboard for the project.:P. The soundtrack is great but I wonder why isn't a score track on the CD.

Chariot Race (3:04) 04. The Reprimand (4:07) 05. Power Of Ra (0:19) 06. Royal Chief Architect (1:32) 07. Escape (1:01) 08. Brother (5:33) 09. Hieroglyph Nighmare / This Is Your Home / Slavery (6:31) 10.

Rescue (2:12) 11. Thru Heaven’s Eyes (4:11) 12. The Burning Bush (1:54) 13.

The Mission (6:34) 14. Let My People Go (1:24) 15. Playing With The Big Boy (2:54) 16. Ramses vs Moses (1:33) 17. Nile Of Blood (3:45) 18. The Rally (0:43) 19.

The Plague (3:26) CD 2 01. Ultimatum (3:49) 02. Death Of The First Born (1:10) 03. When You Believe (film version) (4:53) 04. Red Sea (film version) (5:58) 05.

Goodbye Brother (film version) (3:39) Bonus Tracks: 06. Deliver Us (7:17) 07. Chariot Race (6:28) 08. Following Tzipporah (1:03) 09. All I Ever Wanted (2:52) 10. Goodbye Brother (5:32) 11.

The Burning Bush (7:17) 12. Death Of The First Born (alternate) (1:08) 13. When You Believe (4:55) 14. Red Sea (5:10).

Artist: Rupert Gregson-Williams Album: Wonder Woman [OST] Genre: Soundtrack Year: 2017 Size: ~ 377 mb Source: CD Format: FLAC (tracks +.cue) Quality: lossless Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 16 Bit Description: Rupert Gregson-Williams is one of Britain’s leading commercial film arrangers, sometimes composing scores, but very often called in to provide additional music or to arrange. Like his brother Harry Gregson-Williams, Rupert was a lead chorister in one of Britain’s great traditional academic church choirs, that of St. John’s College, Cambridge. In return for singing with the choir at daily services during the school term and touring with it around the world, he received a scholarship to St.

John’s College’s preparatory school and entrance to Cambridge. Unlike Harry, who graduated from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Rupert admits to being a rebellious student who got thrown out of school more than once. Something New The Beatles Rar.

He believed that he had all the basic knowledge he needed and went to work as a professional musician, mostly in rock & roll bands, after a stint as a teacher in Africa. A friendship with composer Richard Harvey, which grew from their shared interest in ethnic music and instruments, led him into film music. Rupert had been intrigued by the use of classical music in film since Visconti used Mahler’s music in Death in Venice, and was happy to assist Harvey after the latter got some work scoring for British television projects.

The two worked together in collaboration with Elvis Costello on G.B.H. And Jake’s Progress, two films directed by Alan Bleasdale. In the process, Rupert learned much about advanced orchestration. His first original score was for an independent film by Genevieve Jolliffe, called Urban Ghost Story, which was a coming-of-age drama rather than a horror picture.

Rupert composed an intimate score, mainly for solo piano and flutes, but of a substantial length at 50 minutes. Following that, the established film composer Hans Zimmer asked him to join his organization Media Ventures, which provided music for film, television, advertisements, and other commercial uses, including the two-minute piece Rupert wrote for the World Cup soccer finals in Japan. Gregson-Williams worked directly with Zimmer on the score to The Prince of Egypt, composing certain sequences in the film using Zimmer’s melodies to the composer’s specifications. Other film and television projects followed for Gregson-Williams, including El Dorado, Virtual Sexuality, Muppets from Space, Extremely Dangerous, and Hannibal. In 2004, he gained notice with the highly lauded drama Hotel Rwanda, for which he was bestowed the European Film Composer Award. From there, he scored such notable films as 2006’s Over the Hedge, 2007’s Bee Movie, 2008’s You Don’t Mess with the Zohan, and others. Gregson-Williams has since supplied the music for an increasingly higher-profile set of films including 2010’s Grown Ups and 2014’s Blended, as well as more awards season fare like Mel Gibson’s 2016 WWII drama Hacksaw Ridge and Netflix’s The Crown.

In 2017, he scored the DC superhero spectacle Wonder Woman. ~ Joseph Stevenson Tracklist: 01. Rupert Gregson-Williams – Amazons of Themyscira [00:06:47] 02.

Rupert Gregson-Williams – History Lesson [00:05:16] 03. Rupert Gregson-Williams – Angel on the Wing [00:03:45] 04. Rupert Gregson-Williams – Ludendorff, Enough! [00:07:37] 05. Rupert Gregson-Williams – Pain, Loss & Love [00:05:27] 06. Rupert Gregson-Williams – No Man’s Land [00:08:52] 07. Rupert Gregson-Williams – Fausta [00:03:20] 08.

Rupert Gregson-Williams – Wonder Woman’s Wrath [00:04:06] 09. Rupert Gregson-Williams – The God of War [00:08:02] 10. Rupert Gregson-Williams – We Are All to Blame [00:03:11] 11. Rupert Gregson-Williams – Hell Hath No Fury [00:03:58] 12.

Rupert Gregson-Williams – Lightning Strikes [00:03:35] 13. Rupert Gregson-Williams – Trafalgar Celebration [00:04:50] 14. Rupert Gregson-Williams – Action Reaction [00:05:54] 15. Labrinth – To Be Human [00:04:00] Download.