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Endtapes Performed by The Joy Formidable. Turning Page Performed by Sleeping at Last. Neighbors Performed by Theophilus London. Northern Lights Performed by Cider Sky.

Requiem on Water Performed by Imperial Mammoth. Llovera Performed by Mia Maestro. Image supplied by Adam Krysinski Soundtracks. Summit Entertainment Members who have this label in their: Collection: 26 Wish list: 0 Things you can do: Update this label. The Kingdom Where Nobody Dies Cold Feet What You See in the Mirror Wedding Nightmare Wolves on the Beach Goodbyes A Nova Vida The Threshold Pregnant Morte Honeymoon in Eclipse A Wolf Stands Up Carter Burwell - Tracking.

Carter Burwell - Who Are They? Carter Burwell - This Extraordinary Life. Carter Burwell - Twilight Overture. Carter Burwell - Meet Renesmee. Carter Burwell - Present Time. Carter Burwell - Such A Price. Carter Burwell - Catching Snowflakes. Carter Burwell - Prologue from In Bruges. Carter Burwell - The Wicked Flee. Carter Burwell - St. Vitus' Dance from 'A Knight's Tale'.

Carter Burwell - To Carol's from 'Carol'. Carter Burwell - Opening from 'Carol'. Carter Burwell - Lovers from 'Carol'. Carter Burwell - The Letter from 'Carol'. The Score Soundtrack contains 25 pieces from the score, but none of the songs.

The Song Soundtrack contains "Love Death Birth" a medley of themes from the score and 14 songs 17 in the deluxe version. This is a book of piano sheet music for 12 pieces from the film's score. Published by Hal Leonard, it's available from various music stores. He slathers on the music 'melodrama' comes from song or music drama , lets Ms. Stewart rock and the emotions roil.

He resurrects the awkward teenage yearning that enlivened the first 'Twilight' movie, but also transforms that initial, crude hunger into something deeper. Likewise composer Carter Burwell's low-key score similar to his soundtrack for Condon's 'Kinsey' , which eloquently communicates Bella's exhilaration and her dread.

The Twilight Saga isn't the first teen movie to try to move some soundtrack CDs, but the sales success of previous iterations does seem to have informed in circuitous fashion some of the creative choices herein, where songs are used as spackle for incomplete scenes. Even the cast has gotten involved in the soundtracks — Robert Pattinson, who plays Edward Cullen, recorded two songs for the' Twilight' soundtrack; new cast member Mia Maestro has a song on this one; and Kristen Stewart, who plays Bella Swan, suggested what has arguably become 'the' song of the series.

It is that song — and the return of Carter Burwell — that make the 'Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1' soundtrack feel like a bookend to the first Twilight movie. And I loved Carter Burwell's score of the first film and was thrilled when I read that he'd be scoring the last two. Just like the characters, this score is more mature but still influenced by its past.

I love that you can still hear recognizable pieces of the first score — including bits of 'Bella's Lullaby' — in a reimagined form. And I, for one, am really looking forward to seeing Pattinson play Burwell's lullaby for Edward and Bella's daughter in Part 2. After all this time, and although he was effectively forced to do it by his director, Burwell has finally made that emotional connection with me. Three years ago, when I wrote music for the film "Twilight", Bella Swan was a fairly typical teenager, at a fairly typical high school, in a fairly typical - if rainy - American town.

The music I wrote attempted to play that world and the ways in which love shifted its foundations. Bella is marrying a vampire, is planning to become a vampire herself, while her best friend is a shape-shifting wolf. And that is literally only the beginning. Bella's life is no longer that of a typical teenager and the music I wrote for this film is different as well. In many ways this film encompasses Bella's entire adult life - leaving home, marriage, pregnancy, birth, death - and so the music covers a lot of ground as well.

While the score to the first film was intimate and centered on guitar and piano, this one grows dramatically in scale, eventually incorporating a symphony orchestra, choir and a battery of percussion. It also traverses wider and wilder emotional territory, and does so in ways that are frankly melodramatic. How else would you describe a scene in which a vampire and a man-wolf perform an improvised Caesarean section on the girl they both love, no one knowing what they're delivering?

Despite the extraordinary events depicted in the film and the music , it's still truly a love story, and when the characters occasionally pause and remember this, there is a hint of their first love theme, "Bella's Lullaby".

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Taylot Lautner as Jacob, with the wedding invitation. Rob and Kristen on the threshold. Rob and Kristen on the set. Carter's Notes Melodrama is the kingdom where no feeling goes unexpressed. So the music doesn't stop.