What a Meeting [Live]

Track Listings

1. Living by Faith

2. Gettin' Ready Today

3. Led Out of Bondage

4. Walk With Me

5. What a Meeting

6. I Just Can't Make It by Myself

7. I Won't Have to Worry Anymore

8. Sweet Jesus

9. Just a Little Talk With Jesus

10. Brush

11. When the Saints Go Marching In

What a Meeting, Music, Homeland Quartet, Contemporary Gospel, Gospel, Gospel/Christian Music, Pop

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We Will Go Home

Good music

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King Arthur

Hans' Best

King Arthur
Hans Zimmer
Manufacturer: Hollywood Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0002IQIWE
Release Date: 2004-07-27

Tracks:

Tell Me Now (What You See)
Woad To Ruin
Do You Think I'm Saxon?
Hold The Ice
Another Brick In Hadrian's Wall
Budget Meeting
All Of Them!

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What are legends if not for reinventing -- and/or hyper-inflating into Hollywood summer fare? In retooling the Arthurian legend for the goth-beguiled video game age, mega-producer Jerry Bruckheimer did away with details small (the lady in the lake, sword in the stone, etc.) and large (this Arthur is actually Eastern European, by way of Rome). Composer Hans Zimmer picks up that gauntlet, producing an orchestral score bristling with massed brass, chorus and percussion -- if little of the indigenous mysticism that made his work on Gladiator/ so rewarding. What there is of that precious commodity is frontloaded via the song "Tell Me Know (What You See)," his evocative opening collaboration with Clannad's Moya Brennan. From there, Zimmer emphasized this version's Eastern conceits with a half-dozen suites of cues that thunder in the Russian classical tradition -- and all the melodic range of "Jingle Bells." Zimmer--not to mention Poledouris--has done it better, but fans of outsized orchestral Gothic moodfests may yet take this one to heart. --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

We Will Go Home.......2007-07-13

Does this soundtrack include "We Will Go Home," the song Vorna sings to the men in the bar before they find out about their new mission?

Good music.......2007-05-16

I'm a huge Hans Zimmer fan, his scores are rich and deep. This is not his best, but it's still a great listen.

Want to hear Gladiator II?.......2007-04-12

In the end, this is the only relevant question; do you want to hear a more melodramatic version of Gladiator? More melodramatic, you ask?
And you better believe it, Hans Zimmer actually managed to blow up his sound from Gladiator even more, and I really didn't think this was possible, mainly because I thought it would sound utterly pathetic and over the top. And make no mistake, Zimmer's King Arthur is just that.

I am reviewing this score in retrospect, and it is truly fascinating to do that. When you look at other composers and make a little journey to their past, you usually find more creativity. The further back you go, the more original and fresh music you find. With Hans Zimmer, it's the opposite. With each year you go back, his scores just get more dreary, and that's saying alot because his latest works also don't really qualify as schoolbook examples for colourful scoring.

From Gladiator to Pirates Of The Caribbean 2, Hans Zimmer has yet to come forth with a truly fresh and unique score. Zimmer never, ever, not in a million years, escapes his usual box. And King Arthur is no exception whatsoever. From the get go, 20 horns are amassed and play a overly simplistic motif somewhere between a and A, the strings mush together in midrange, melodramatic chords, and dwell in the shallow realm of overbearing dullness.
I don't understand how an artist - and the art of film composing is severely underrated - can be content with repeating the same thing over and over. If I were Hans Zimmer, I would be embarassed by now to even write one more note for that droning bass.
To top it all off, Zimmer incorporates an Enyaesque voice that is easy on the ears, but in the end signifies nothing, does nothing and does all that with an amazing lack of substance.

That is, amongst others, the major difference between a serious film composer and Hans Zimmer: a good and skillful film composer takes an average film like King Arthur and makes it sound like something worthwhile. Hans Zimmer on the other hand embraces mediocrity and underlines it to create an even more average film.

King Arthur.......2007-04-09

I recently purchased this particular soundtrack, and i would have to say it is awesome. Hans Zimmer is a master at what he does. The music suits the film and since I loved the film I had to get the soundtrack. I loved the song Tell Me Now by Moya Brennan, and Another Brick in Hadrians Wall is the best song im my opinion on the soundtrack. Overall I'm so glad I bought this soundtrack and I rate it up there with the likes of Gladiator, Pirates of the Carribean. Keep up the good work Hans

Hans' Best.......2007-03-12

Hans Zimmer is a film composer with dozens and dozens of scores under his belt. Many who do not collect or even listen to film scores know his name. However, much if his film music sounds very similar and lacks a complex edge that other compose like John Williams, James Horner, and James Newton Howard deliver.

That said, King Arthur is Hans' most intriguing score to date. Backdraft and Gladiator (overrated) were very good, but this score is a departure from Hans' usual motifs. The only bad part for me(not related to the music itself) is that there are only seven tracks and each are very long. I like shorter tracks so I can pinpoint the themes or variations I want to lsiten to, but this is extremely minor. The music is great, and I reccommend you go enjoy Hans' best music yet.

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superb recreation of original film score
Caveat Emptor
Must be my equipment?
Very Disappointing
"one of the Greatest Themes ever ~ The Third Man"

The Third Man

Manufacturer: Silva America
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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The Third Man

ASIN: B00009IB2A
Release Date: 2003-06-10

Tracks:

Big Ben
The Harry Lime Theme
Dialogue- 'It's A Shame'
The Cafe Mozart Waltz
Main Title- Harry's False Funeral
Dialogue- Heard Of Harry Lime?
Holly Encounters Anna
Meeting The Consporators
Dialogue-'The Third Man'
Holly Is Accused Of Homicide
Dialogue- 'This Isn't Santa Fe'
Holly Brings Flowers
Dialogue 'Holly, What Fools We Are'
Trap To Catch Harry
Dialogue- 'The Cuckoo Clock'
Anna Walks Away
Visions Of Vienna
Danube Dreams
The Harry Lime Theme
The Cafe Mozart Waltz

Customer Reviews:

superb recreation of original film score.......2006-12-15

This recreation of the original film score is far superior to recordings made by Karas, in fidelity, dynamic expression and nuance. The sound clips from the film are refreshing, although, I would have liked to have had at least one by the beautiful Alida Valli. Play the cd in your computer and watch the artist in the studio playing The Third Man Theme.

Caveat Emptor.......2006-03-30

This is not original soundtrack from, yes, of course, one of the very greatest films. It's a weak, metallic, often even off key botching up of one of the arguably greatest soundtrack of all time. Best thing is to look for "The best of Anton Karas" cd. The only ping is that even on that collection - the harrowing 'Anna Walks Away Past That Smelly Skunk Martins' (as you can maybe tell I actually do like Harry Lime way more than that ugly little snitch!) - isn't on either.

Must be my equipment?.......2006-03-11

I tried this disc in 4 PC CD players, 1 progressive scan JVC DVD/CD player and a PS2. On the PC's you saw a graphics page with areas in yellow. Lower right section had two areas to click. One for a video of Ms. Gertrud Huber playing the Harry Lime Theme by Anton Karas. The other had web site links. The tracks would not play. The (20 tracks) would be visible as blocks in the PS2 screen, but each had to be selected and there was no play through. There was the addition of dialogue at the beginning of each track (following the film/music structure). As the CD would come up (on the PC) you would hear the Harry Lime Theme playing. Amazon replaced it with another disc that did the same thing, which helped me decide to get the movie (I would have preferred to have a vehicle for hearing the soundtracks that would work in a PC, or a CD player). I am not qualified (or sensitive enough) to 'rate' the movie. I will say if you have never seen it, rent it and fast forward (treat yourself) to the last 2 minutes (see http://imv.au.dk/publikationer/pov/Issue_02/section_3/artc3C.html). Play it back with no music, then with music. Play it back at different times and through different moods and you will appreciate one of the finest works of film in existence coupled with one of the finest pieces of music ever produced. No single 'scene' can show you the promises of the past and let you feel the horror of regret. A mystical view that soon reveals Anna walking toward the camera, through the tree lined road, passing Holly is a statement and genius unto itself. The Karas compositions are brilliant, but this one is an everyman's masterpiece. What a gift (of course see the film. It is after all - superb!).

Very Disappointing.......2006-01-21

Alas, this CD has the music from the movie played competently by a woman named Gertie Huber with snippets of dialogue tossed in. Don't be deceived by the packaging! If you're looking for the original dialogue and soundtrack--get the movie on DVD from Criterion. If it's the original music you're after, as I was, make certain you buy a CD with the music played by the original artist: Anton Karas on the Zither. Bottom line: perfectly pleasant. But I learned my lesson--read more carefully before I order!

"one of the Greatest Themes ever ~ The Third Man".......2003-06-12

Who was Harry Lime? Has he anything to do with the Cold War, intrigue involving spies, or has this just been another of what has been termed as "The Third Man"? From the pen of Graham Greene, directed by Carol Reed we move mysteriously through the sewers of Vienna. The cast gave us suspenseful performances with Joseph Cotton, Trevor Howard, Alida Valli and oh yes, Orson Welles as The Third Man. Nominated for several Academy Awards, won for Best Cinematography ~ as Carol Reed won for Best Director at Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival. But what made this classic film even more classic was the zither and composer Anton Karas ~ only to become one of cinemas most recognizable scores, the ultimate "Harry Lime Theme" sending memories of betrayal and suspense that filled the big screen.

Silva America has done a magnificent job in putting together this World Premiere recording of the score, this time around with Gertrud Huber playing the solos ~ along with The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Nic Raine. Entire album with dialogue inclusive within each key cue is brilliant. When you play this "film-score-buffs" classic, you will once again visualize the film or want to see it again on DVD ~ watch the gripping story unfold as Orson Welles recreates his character through the complete score of "The Third Man"!

Tracks:

Living By Faith
Getting Ready Today
Led Out Of Bondage
Walk With Me
What A Meeting
I Just Can't Make It By Myself
I Won't Have To Worry
Sweet Jesus
Just A Little Talk With Jesus
The Brush
When The Saints Go Marchin' In

Grieg: The Vocal Music in Historic Interpretations

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Grieg: The Vocal Music in Historic Interpretations

Manufacturer: Simax
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000454W
Release Date: 1995-04-05

Tracks:

Good Morning, Op.21 No.2 - Augusta Lutken
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Nina Hagerup Grieg
I Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - Otta Bronnum
I Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - Karl Scheidemantel
I Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - Aino Ackte
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Salomea Kruszelnicka
A Swan, Op.25 No.2 - John Forsell
I Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - John Forsell
The Great, White Host, Op.30 No.10 - John Forsell
Outward Bound, Op.9 No.4 - John Forsell
On The Water, Op.60 No.3 - Emmy Destinn
Kidling's Dance, Op.67 No.6 - Clara Hultgren
I Walked One Balmy Summer Eve, Op.26 No.2 - Clara Hultgren
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Elisa Elizza
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Beatrice Kernic
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Magna Lykseth-Schjerven
i Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - Cally Monrad
The First Meeting, Op.21 No.1 - Cally Monrad
Say What You Will, Op.21 No.4 - Cally Monrad
Margaret's Cradle Song, Op.15 No.1 - Cally Monrad
A Bird-Song, Op.25 No.6 - Cally Monrad
At Rondane, Op.33 No.9 - Cally Monrad
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Cally Monrad
A Swan, Op.25 No.2 - Cally Monrad
Solveig's Cradle Song, Op.23 No.26 - Cally Monrad
On the Water, Op.60 No.3 - Lilli Lehmann

Tracks:

Solveig's Song, Op.23No.19 - Maria Barrientos
I Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - Giuseppe Anselmi
A Swan, Op.25 No.2 - Kaia Eide
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Borghild Bryhn
Ragnhild, Op.44 No.3 - Borghild Bryhn
I Walked One Balmy Summer Eve, Op.26 No.2 - Borghild Bryhn
From Monte Pincio, Op.39 No.1 - Borghild Bryhn
Last Spring, Op.33 No.2 - Borghild Bryhn
On The Water, Op.60 No.3 - Leo Slezak
On the Water, Op.60 No.3 - Leo Slezak
In Norwegian - Hans Hedemark
Say What You Will, Op.21 No.4 - Vilhelm Herold
Midsummer Eve, Op.60 No.5 - Vilhelm Herold
I Love But thee, Op.5 No.3 - Rosa Olitzka
I Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - Gervase Elwes
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Frida Hempel
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Eugenia Burzio
On The Water, Op.60 No.3 - Ernestine Schumann-Heink
The Mother's Lament, Op.60 No.2 - Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Luisa Tetrazzini
A Swan, Op.25 No.2 - Ellen Gulbranson
Kind Greetings, Op.49 No.3 - Ellen Gulbranson
Midsummer Eve, Op.60 No.5 - Ellen Gulbranson
A Swan, Op.25 No.2 - Feodor Chaliapin
The Old Song, Op.4 No.5 - Feodor Chaliapin
Album Lines, Op.25 No.3 - Feodor Chaliapin
Good Morning, Op.21 No.2 - Olive Kline

Tracks:

On The Water, Op.60 No.3 - Joseph Schwarz
A Swan, Op.25 No.2 - Joseph Schwarz
Eros, Op.70 No.1 - Joseph Schwarz
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Melitta Heim
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Amelita Galli-Curci
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Lucy Gates
A Swan, Op.25 No.2 - Robert Burg
Faith, Op.33 No.11 - Peter Cornelius
Noronnafolket, Op.50 - Erik Bye
Kongekvadet, Op.50 - Erik Bye
Hidden Love, Op.39 No.2 - Richard Tauber
A Dream, Op.48 No.6 - Richard Tauber
The Princess, EG 133 - Richard Tauber
I Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - Edmund Clement
I Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - Grete Stuckgold
I Love But Thee, Op.5 No.3 - Elisabeth Rethberg
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Elisabeth Rethberg
A Dream, Op.48 No.6 - Carl Martin Ohman
On The Water, Op.60 No.3 - Elena Gerhardt
A Dream, Op.48 No.6 - Geraldine Farrar
Solveig's Song, Op.23 No.19 - Kirsten Flagstad
On The Water, Op.60 No.3 - Gunnar Graarud
A Dream, Op.48 No.6 - Gunnar Graarud
Midsummer Eve, Op.60 No.5 - Hermann Jadlowker
Eros, Op.70 No.1 - Hermann Jadlowker

Zara Dolukhanova: Romances (Lieder) Songs by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov, Scriabin and Medtner

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Zara Dolukhanova: Romances (Lieder) Songs by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov, Scriabin and Medtner

Manufacturer: Russian Disc
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Modern & 20th Century | Historical Periods | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000001LPA
Release Date: 1994-08-23

Tracks:

Ser, Op.63 No.6 - Zara Dolukhanova
The Fires In The Rooms Were Already Out, Op.63 No.5 - Zara Dolukhanova
It Was In The Early Spring, Op.38 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova
Both Painfully And Sweetly, Op.6 No.3 - Zara Dolukhanova
Not A Word, O My Friend, Op.6 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova
Mezza Notte - Zara Dolukhanova/Alexander Dolukhanian
The First Meeting, Op.63 No.4 - Zara Dolukhanova
Zemfira's Song - Zara Dolukhanova/Alexander Dolukhanian
Look, Yonder Cloud, Op.27 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova
Take My Heart Away - Zara Dolukhanova
Tell Me What In The Shade Of The Branches, Op.57 No.1 - Zara Dolukhanova
Amid The Din Of The Ball, Op.38 No.3 - Zara Dolukhanova
Does The Day Reign? Op.47 No.6 - Zara Dolukhanova
The Muse, Op.34 No.1 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
They Asked - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
Morning, Op.4 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
The Waterlilly, Op.8 No.1 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
Oh, Do Not Grieve, Op.14 No.8 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
These Summer Nights, Op.14 No.5 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
Romance - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
Winter Evening, Op.13 No.1 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
The Waltz, Op.32 No.5 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
Only Roses Wither, Op.36 No.3 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
Spanish Romance, Op.36 No.4 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova
Sleeplessness, Op.37 No.2 - Zara Dolukhanova/Nina Svetlanova

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Oh, What a Meeting
Five Gospel Singers
Manufacturer: Shurfine Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00000BQ2I
Release Date: 1995-09-05

Tracks:

He's My Father
Just A Little Talk With Jesus
Oh! What A Meeting
The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow
There'll Be Peace In The Valley
God Will Bless You
Come By Here, Lord
There Comes A Time

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1. Living by Faith
2. Gettin' Ready Today
3. Led Out of Bondage
4. Walk With Me
5. What a Meeting
6. I Just Can't Make It by Myself
7. I Won't Have to Worry Anymore
8. Sweet Jesus
9. Just a Little Talk With Jesus
10. Brush
11. When the Saints Go Marching In