Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

actually prod told me that he knows the guy who composed the song and he says that it might be on the soundtrack.

 

Really? That song might be on the soundtrack? WHOO HOO THAT IS MY ON OF MY FAVORITE Potter songs of all!

 

Right, excellent. Is "Requiem for a Dream" going to appear on the expanded edition of The Two Towers soundtrack, then?

 

prod?

 

Amazon.de (Amazon.com of Germany) has the list of all the songs from the GoF soundtrack. Warning: #19 is spoilerish - on the list I posted you have to highlight it.

http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000BGH22W/028-2430193-4336532

1. The Story Continues
2. Frank Dies
3. The Quidditch World Cup
4. The Dark Mark
5. Foreign Visitors Arrive
6. The Goblet Of Fire
7. Rita Skeeter
8. Sirius Fire
9. Harry Sees Dragons
10. Golden Egg
11. Neville's Waltz
12. Harry In Winter
13. Potter Waltz
14. Underwater Secrets
15. The Black Lake
16. Hogwarts' March
17. The Maze
18. Voldemort
19. Death Of Cedric
20. Another Year Ends
21. Hogwarts' Hymn
22. Do The Hippogriff
23. This Is The Night
24. Magic Works

[source: mugglenet.com]

 

What.


The.


Hell?

 

Music from the Yule Ball no doubt.

 

All the same, I am worried about this track.

Similarly, the 'Magic Works' track name seems a little too much like Peter Pan, or It's a Beautiful Life where the film is based around getting someone to believe in the world of magic/supernatural. Aren't we past the suspension of disbelief stage?


But otherwise, I'm excited. Rita Skeeter, Potter Walrz and Voldemort all have potential, I think.

 

Look at the track list. The cues that are the end of the film have like 3 cues after them. This is clearly all source music, especially given the track names.

 

I agree. I was actually working off that assumption - which is why I agree with you over 'Do the Hippogriff' but am still worried about it. I assume that 'Magic Works' is a suite of some kind. I was just saying I don't like the title.

 

I don't care about track titles. If I did, I would hate most Williams scores.

But the post-finale tracks are worrying. Songs? Maybe.

 

Warner Brothers has this to say about the soundtrack:

Unfortunately, it also has this to say:

 

.....Sooo....This album has music right?

 

No, actually it's just 60 minutes of J.K. Rowling laughing maniacally.

 

It's got 21 score tracks by Patrick Doyle incorporating themes by John Williams, and three tracks of source music.

 

I wish Willams' schedule wasn't so tight...What's he doing right now besides Memoirs of a Geisha?

 

He's doing Spielberg's next film, Munich.

Other than that, I do not know.

 

Themes or Hedwig's theme?

 

Difficult to say. On some posters it has said "themes" while on the Warner Bros website, as Cerrabore points out, it simply says Hedwigs theme.

 

The bloody thing is out in a month! We should know by now!

 

Somehow I think WB are more interested in releasing photos of Hermione pouting and Harry in the bath than details on what themes will be used in the score.

 

About Munich: Should be good.

And right now....What about Peter Pettigrew's Theme? I'm not a huge Potter fan, but my friend says he comes back in GOF.

 

Yes, he does, but I imagine the scene he is in would be dominated by Voldemort's theme.