Anna and the King

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  • Release Date: 04/28/2009
  • Original Release: 1999
  • Sales Rank: 23,866
  • Label: SBME SPECIAL MKTS.
  • UPC: 886974828921
 
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Anna and the King

1LISTENHow Can I Not Love You 4:36
2LISTENArrival at the Palace (Main Theme Title) 6:03
3LISTENMeeting the Children 1:34
4LISTENTuptim 1:33
5LISTENLetter of the Week 1:41
6LISTENThe House 1:40
7LISTENThe Rice Festival 4:25
8LISTENRajah Attack 1:00
9LISTENAnniversary Polka 3:22
10LISTEN"I Am King, I Shall Lead" 2:30
11LISTENFlowers on the Water 4:23
12LISTENMoonlit Beach 1:41
13LISTENBetrayed 1:54
14LISTENChowfa's Death 1:31
15LISTENThe Execution 4:22
16LISTENAnna Returns 3:46
17LISTENThe bridge 6:43
18LISTENI Have Dance with a King 6:17

Editorial Reviews

The original soundtrack to Anna and the King features George Fenton's orchestral score, which incorporates classical European and Asian elements, along with Joy Enriquez's ballad "How Could I Not Love You," which was produced by Babyface. A pleasant soundtrack, but not a necessary listening experience outside the movie's context. Heather Phares, All Music Guide

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June 02, 2000: Anna and the King score by George Fenton has been so inspiring. Its unusual qualities stand out, making this score a definite winner. The beautiful ethnic sounds in nearly every track brings a new joy into music. If anything, I believe that the music was what made the film an exciting experience.

This review was written about the CD edition.