The Prestige, David Julyan, Music CD

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The Prestige


1	Are You Watching Closely? 1:51
2	Colorado Springs 4:15
3	The Light Field 1:50
4	Borden Meets Sarah 2:11
5	Adagio for Julia 2:08
6	A New Trick 4:29
7	The Journal 2:55
8	The Transported Man 2:36
9	No, Not Today 2:31
10	Caught 1:39
11	Cutter Returns 2:13
12	The Real Transported Man 2:28
13	Man's Reach Exceeds His Imagination 2:08
14	Goodbye to Jess 2:58
15	Sacrifice 5:15
16	The Price of a Good Trick 5:06
17	The Prestige 1:40

Editorial Reviews

Composer David Julyan's murky score for director Christopher Nolan's equally atmospheric dueling magicians tale The Prestige is a hypnotic assault of tension and little release. The Memento and Insomnia composer builds what initially sounds like an orchestra tuning into a brooding, minimalist wave of a score that channels the Victorian dread of the film. Elliptical swelling strings, ghostly piano, and dissonant walls of brass ebb and flow throughout, making The Prestige a vaguely unsettling experience without the benefit of celluloid. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

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The Prestige


1	Are You Watching Closely? 1:51
2	Colorado Springs 4:15
3	The Light Field 1:50
4	Borden Meets Sarah 2:11
5	Adagio for Julia 2:08
6	A New Trick 4:29
7	The Journal 2:55
8	The Transported Man 2:36
9	No, Not Today 2:31
10	Caught 1:39
11	Cutter Returns 2:13
12	The Real Transported Man 2:28
13	Man's Reach Exceeds His Imagination 2:08
14	Goodbye to Jess 2:58
15	Sacrifice 5:15
16	The Price of a Good Trick 5:06
17	The Prestige 1:40

All Music Guide

Composer David Julyan's murky score for director Christopher Nolan's equally atmospheric dueling magicians tale The Prestige is a hypnotic assault of tension and little release. The Memento and Insomnia composer builds what initially sounds like an orchestra tuning into a brooding, minimalist wave of a score that channels the Victorian dread of the film. Elliptical swelling strings, ghostly piano, and dissonant walls of brass ebb and flow throughout, making The Prestige a vaguely unsettling experience without the benefit of celluloid. Reverend Lee Power

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 10/17/2006
Label: HOLLYWOOD RECORDS
Catalog No.: 000001402
UPC: 050087100131
Sales Rank: 67,135

Album Credits
Performance Credits
David Julyan		Primary Artist
Blake Neely		Conductor

Technical Credits
Alan Meyerson		Engineering
Louie Teran		Mastering
Hans Zimmer		Executive Soundtrack Producer
Christopher Nolan		Executive Soundtrack Producer
David Julyan		Producer, Audio Production