Michael Collins (soundtrack)
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| Michael Collins | ||
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| Soundtrack by Elliot Goldenthal | ||
| Released | 1996 | |
| Genre | Soundtrack | |
| Length | 43:30 | |
| Label | Atlantic Records | |
| Producer(s) | Matthias Gohl | |
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| Elliot Goldenthal chronology | ||
| Heat soundtrack (1995) | Michael Collins (1996) |
A Time to Kill (1996)
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Elliot Goldenthal's score for Michael Collins, nominated for and Academy Award for "Best Original Dramatic Score", is at once sweeping and epic and, as with previous collaberations with Neil Jordan, fits the film comfortably.
Sinead O'Connor and the late Irish tenor Frank Patterson both contributed to the soundtrack.
[edit] Track Listing
- Easter Rebellion (3:15) - Perf. by Sinead O'Connor
- Fire and Arms (1:40)
- Train Station Farewell (1:55)
- Winter Raid (2:37)
- Elegy for a Sunday (3:07)
- Football Match (1:49)
- On Cats Feet (4:27)
- Defiance and Arrest (1:49)
- Train to Granard (1:30)
- Boland Returns (Kitty's Waltz) (1:18)
- His Majesty's Finest (2:11)
- Boland's Death (1:38)
- Home to Cork (1:19)
- Civil War (2:10) - Perf. by Sinead O'Connor
- Collins' Proposal (1:25)
- An Anthem Deferred (1:44)
- She Moved Through the Fair (4:55) - Perf. by Sinead O'Connor
- Funeral/Coda (4:32)
- Macushla (3'29) - Perf. by Frank Patterson
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