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The Da Vinci Code
Audio CD
:: Decca ::
Released:
2006-05-09
$15.67USD
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Rank:
#8940
Rating:
4.5/5 (44 Reviews)
5/5
da vinci sountrack
by GARY IGLESIAS (MIAMI LAKES, FLORIDA USA)
Music is as intriguing as the movie. Cant's wait for the track to Demons and Angels !
4/5
Stunning and Stirring
by W. Pender (Cathedral City, CA United States)
I am partial because I have been a fan of Hans Zimmer for some time (since about Thelma and Louise) and he has outdone himself with Da Vinci Code. The film was pretty good and met with mixed reviews. I liked it very much and part of the reason was the stirring music which added life to the story. There are few passages as beautiful as towards the closing when the 'realization' sets in. (I will not ruin the ending). Beautiful choral passages throughout provide the perfect atmosphere for the controversial story. One of my favorite scores of all time.
4/5
Great service
by H. Wolthuizen (Vic Australia)
The Da Vinci CodeThank you you for the speed at which you processed my order, the product arrived in excellent condition and it sounds great thanks again. Henk Wolthuizen
5/5
Magical journey
by Alfonso Plana (Colombia)
Especially tracks 1 and 13 are outstanding. Musical composition is linear yet rich and surprising. Should be heard with full treble and bass for enhanced quality.
2/5
Poorly produced disc
by Skylaw
While I love the music, I found the disc to be badly recorded. The music was extremely "boomy" in bass and often had clicks, as if it had been recorded at too high a level, resulting in cutoff.
I processed my favorite pieces through Bias PEAK software to reduce the boominess and normalize the music to eliminate the clicks; it was more enjoyable, but way too much to expect a customer to do.
The Da Vinci Code Summary
For his adaptation of Dan Brown's megaselling book, director Ron Howard didn't take any risks, he called one of Hollywood's most popular composers, Hans Zimmer. Zimmer is a skilled craftsman, which is good and bad since he adequately delivers in a variety of styles, but usually misses the extra unexpected zing that makes a score truly memorable. His work for
The Da Vinci Code
is almost entirely muted. This may well be one of the quietest soundtracks to a blockbuster you've ever heard; only bursts of threatening-sounding strings occasionally break the quasi-ambient mood. The strategy is particularly efficient on "L'Esprit des Gabriel," which swells in a pleasantly ominous way. It's the kind of track that benefits greatly from blasting through a movie theater's multiple speakers. As a whole the score is as serious-minded as the movie's plot is preposterous. The most compelling aspect is Zimmer's use of a choir, especially on "Malleus Maleficarum," "Salvete Virgines" (paired with clanging metallic percussion), and "Poisoned Chalice," in which soprano Hila Plitmann takes eerie center stage. Yet overall it's often difficult to tell the cues aside, awash as they are in a sea of somber strings. Once upon a time, Hollywood took artistic risks on some of its bigger offerings. Is that time gone for good?
--Elisabeth Vincentelli
The Da Vinci Code Track Listing:
Dies Mercurii I Martius
Paschal Spiral
Fructus Gravis
Ad Arcana
Malleus Maleficarum
Salvete Virgines
Daniel's 9th Cipher
Poisoned Chalice
Citrine Cross
Rose of Arimathea
Beneath Alrischa
Chevaliers de Sangreal
Kyrie for the Magdalene
Da Vinci Code [Original Soundtrack] CD Techincal Details
Artist:
Hans Zimmer
Aspect Ratio:
Rated:
Running Time:
mins
UPC:
602498540411
Binding:
Audio CD
Studio:
Decca
Release Date:
2006-05-09
Region Code:
Specs:
Language & Subtitles
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