Sleepy Hollow (soundtrack)
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| Sleepy Hollow | ||
|---|---|---|
| Film score by Danny Elfman | ||
| Released | 1999 | |
Sleepy Hollow is the official soundtrack album of the 1999 Academy Award-winning film Sleepy Hollow. The original score was written by Danny Elfman.
The score won the Golden Satellite Award. It was also nominated by the Las Vegas Film Critics.
[edit] About
Danny Elfman composed one of his most densely detailed scores for Sleepy Hollow. The music, though essentially mono-thematic, is inventively developed and ornately orchestrated. Different orchestrations and harmonizations of a single, principle theme represents both the dark and light story elements in the film, though each comes with a handful of related secondary material.
However, save for the delicately light flashback scenes featuring Young Ichabod and his mother, the score is almost oppressively dark and heavily reliant on the low end of the orchestra. The score calls for extensive use of low woodwinds (contrabass clarinet, contrabassoon, etc.) and low brass (including Wagner tuba and cimbasso).
[edit] Track listing
- Introduction
- Main Titles
- Young Ichabod
- The Story...
- Masbath's Terrible Death
- Sweet Dreams
- A Gift
- Into The Woods/The Witch
- More Dreams
- The Tree of Death
- Bad Dreams/Tender Moment
- Evil Eye
- The Church Battle
- Love Lost
- The Windmill
- The Chase
- The Final Confrontation
- A New Day!
- End Credits
