The Lion in Winter Crouch End Festival Chorus

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  • Release Date: 03/01/2008
  • Original Release: 1968
  • Sales Rank: 26,614
  • Label: SBME SPECIAL MKTS.
  • UPC: 886972454122

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The Lion in Winter

1LISTENThe Lion in Winter/Main Title/The Lion in Winter [The Lion in Winter/Eleano / John Barry 2:43
2LISTENThe Lion in Winter/Chinon/Eleanor's Arrival / John Barry 3:30
3LISTENThe Lion in Winter/Allons Gai Gai Gai / John Barry 1:54
4LISTENThe Lion in Winter/To the Chapel / John Barry 1:51
5LISTENThe Lion in Winter/The Christmas Wine / John Barry 2:47
6LISTENThe Lion in Winter/God Damn You / John Barry 4:19
7LISTENThe Lion in Winter/To Rome / John Barry 4:10
8LISTENThe Lion in Winter/The Herb Garden / John Barry 4:42
9LISTENThe Lion in Winter/Eya, Eya, Nova Gaudia / John Barry 2:14
10LISTENThe Lion in Winter/How Beautiful You Make Me / John Barry 3:04
11LISTENThe Lion in Winter/Media Vita in Morte Sumus (In the Midst of Life We Are i / John Barry 2:18
12LISTENThe Lion in Winter/We're Jungle Creatures / John Barry 2:47

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While many of the traditional Barry phrases and sonic textures can be heard throughout this score, there is no hint that the composer was resting on his laurels and doing a journeyman job. Rather, he chose to reach for new textures, inspired by plainchant and driven by the need to match the subtext in the film that involved the influence of the Catholic church on the lives and choices of the characters. Consequently, Barry's score shifts in the most fascinating way between regal fanfares and haunting chant, resulting in this score being possibly the best work Barry has ever done. The Legacy remastering does not add anything new, but the sound is considerably improved. Steven McDonald, All Music Guide

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