Impetuosity, melodic and archaic

Brutal and impetuous like a crazed monkey - so sounded the first notes of Patrick Doyle Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to the current movie "Planet of the Apes" ("Rise of the Planet of the Apes"). Wild drums and claves encounter massive Spiccato-strings and pounding bass. The action-packed scenes in the film appear in front while listening to your inner eye.

But the lively or quiet sounds are not forgotten. "Lofty Swing" is a good example of a positive tuned piece with flute and buzzing human voices. A classic modern Action soundtrack delivers Patrick Doyle with "Stealing the 112" from. A piece that could be taken from a recent bond or Bourne film and a pulsating tension builds. There are bright moments with Harp fairytale strings sound pastures ("Muir Woods") and also sheet metal around the epic moments to underscore ("Off you go").

And so Doyle Soundtrack provides everything needed to hit the film lover's heart beat faster: Good melodies, dramatic thoughtful layout of the pieces and a resolute action by different possibilities of orchestral instrumentation with percussive archaic and carefully used electronic finesse.

If the movie is as good as the soundtrack, we are dealing with a modern classic.