Finally a nice room!

And I do not, "Finally back room", because the emphasis is on "beautiful"! If the other film scores of rooms at the previous large and lavish productions you listen to, you realize: you know Greek one, you know them all. "Pirates of the Karbik" and "Gladiator" resemble each other more than 75% and also "King Arthur" brought nothing new. However, you could see that rooms in the latter put more emphasis on dark sequences, deep male voice choirs and deep synthesizer, was allderings somewhat misplaced in a movie that plays in the ancient world.

So this music is also quite bleak, therefore, there is hardly cheerful parts, all surrounding a and can not let go of the dark atmosphere. The music has barely the earlier room typical Hymmnen on which therefore came staggering and pompous, it stays this meditative humming Lisa Gerrard from. Both do not you miss at all. This music fits wonderfully for and is perfectly tailored to this.

This much concerned with religion, so that rooms and the music breathed religisöen character, but only to a certain extent, because it was felt to religious music could hurt the viewers of the film, for whatever reason ... The only addition to "Kyrie for Magdalena "very religious sounding piece (" 7th Salvete virgins ") has not been used in the film. So another plus for this CD, which contains the entire score my impression. In any case it is filled "to the brim" with terrific music that fits perfectly with this film. Room seems at last to have even embarked on a movie and do not want to just purely to squeeze his standard music somehow.

This has the disadvantage that it is not quite so easy approaching while listening as in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" soundtrack. You have to concentrate and after the first listen you can not even call 25% of the CD in memory. This music lives mainly from the film and the pictures, therefore also suitable for hiking or in the background listen. If you listen to them, however, concentrated, so a rise either own pictures or from the movie again before spiritual eye.

The CD is very nice reacted with a booklet full of pictures and information about the film. In addition, the cover of the envelope contains a cover sheet, so that, even if one takes the booklet of the envelope, a cover is left. Since manufacturers have finally thought along once.

All together now remains to say something, I could say a few rooms CD's to me: Buy !!! The music is wonderful, and the conversion to CD is divine! All who want to be pleasantly surprised by the room or standing on dark sounds, this brilliant CD should not miss!