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Titanic Soundtrack CD 1. Never an Absolution 2. Distant Memories 3. Southampton 4. Rose 5. Leaving Port 6. "Take Her to Sea, Mr. Murdoch" 7. "Hard to Starboard" 8. Unable to Stay, Unwilling to Leave 9. Sinking, The 10. Death of Titanic 11. Promise Kept, A 12. Life So Changed, A 13. Ocean of Memories, An 14. My Heart Will Go on (Love Theme From 'Titanic') - Celine Dion 15. Hymn to the Sea "My Heart Will Go On" won the 1999 Grammy for Record Of The Year, Song Of The Year and Best Song Written For A Motion Picture Or For Television. This is a DTS CD, which features DTS 5.1 Surround Sound technology and is playable on a DTS-capable ... Full Description5.1 Surround Sound system. Penned by award-winning cinematic composer James Horner, the soundtrack of TITANIC re-creates the romance and adventure of the hit film. The story of the expensive and unsinkable behemoth that collided with an iceberg and quickly sunk has been told countless times. Yet the tale of the doomed Titanic has been turned into a love story, which underscores the triumph of the heart above even the most impossible odds. Horner's swelling orchestrations are equally inspiring and ominous, bringing to life the film's magical moments, from the ship's triumphant departure to its well-known sinking, running the gamut of emotions adeptly. Combining tasteful synthesizer sounds with symphonic arrangements is a bold compositional move which pays off perfectly--uniting the historical period of the film to our own, bringing the viewer closer to the subject. As a final touch, Celine Dion contributes a beautiful rendition of "My Heart Will Go On-- The Love Theme From The Titanic," which serves as the crowning glory in this touching and dramatic musical score. Original music written by James Horner. Composed And Conducted By James HornerRead full review
Arguably James Horner's finest work, the Academy Award winning Titanic soundtrack is a perfect blend of classical and romantical classical music along with a touch of Celtic. The music is stirring and uplifting especially in "Take Her To Sea, Mr. Murdoch" which is one of the best tracks on the CD. The CD also includes one of the best known love songs, "My Heart Will Go On" which won an Oscar for Best Original Song. Overall, this is one of my favorite soundtracks for its beautiful music and songs. This CD is a must have for film soundtrack fans! A perfect 5/5!
This music puts you in a state of mine the is so serene, and tranquil. Every time that I listen to it, it puts my mindset at ease. And the selection by Celine Dion, wow! She has such a rich and powerful voice. Mostly everything that she has bellowed, goes straight to the top of the charts, and I fell for her, from her first release. Bottom line is, I love good music, and James Horner, and all who collaborated putting this masterpiece together, keep making beautiful music! This soundtrack is a great! James Ayers, Atlanta, GA.
Very haunting melody-it keeps playing in your mind when it's over. Takes you back to a different era, when people expections of life were different. I just wish the CD didn't skip and stall! But for $0.99 what can you expect? Reminds me of first loves and how tragic they can end, but you never forget. It's a great movie, displaying all the emmotions, and psychology of people; why they do what they do. And the soundtrack, i.e. muscial score, does the same thing. The hope of great things to come, tragedy, getting over it, and moving on with life, but never forgetting. I highly recommend buying a GOOD CD of this title. Due to physical properties of THIS perticular CD-product I can not give it a good rating.
OK, I don't like Celin Dion's song at all, not only because I was exposed to it too often - as a matter of fact, I've avoided at all costs -, I simply don't think it's a good number in the first place. The lyrics just leave me plain cold, they are superficial and basically unmemorable. The music doesn't help to change that poor state either, and I still don't see the point why it's featured in the film anyway. I'm well aware of the fact that I'm swimming against the mainstream here, I can't help it. I had the album along with "Back To Titanic", listened to it about three times through. I was honestly bored, mostly because of the orchestral music by James Horner, especially his heavy touches of some Enya music in it. He won an Oscar for it, yes, he also won the statue for the song. Congratulations! I wished he won it for something more deserving than this.Read full review
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