A familiar and yet others Horner!

James Horner, who has struck me by "Titanic," "Braveheart" or the soundtracks for his cartoons here creates an unmistakable work full of bombast and emotions and that in the typical style of him with a perfectly arranged London Symphony Orchestra! After a disappointing score of "Bicential Man" I have this CD set and was surprised!
A beautiful atmospheric music, which is especially characterized by the flutes. Already the first piece introduces the main theme and no longer leaves a lot! Buoyed by the atmosphere results in a wonderful assortment.

A definite highlight is the piece "Samuels Death", played according to which skin beautiful one of the socks! This bombast known perhaps from "Willow" and "Braveheart" is still something unique! But more accurate, I can not say because I have to score only heard and not seen the movie to. But just as in "Willow" and "Braveheart" has not bothered me, but on the contrary, it makes listening to film music without film, with his own ideas a lot of fun;)

And although I have heard the CD once (for now), so I can say that this is certainly one of the best works of Horner, besides "A Beautiful Mind" and "Land Before Time" yet!