A Time to Kill (soundtrack)

Elliot Goldenthal scored the movie A Time to Kill in 1996. Its emotional, sweeping themes are typical of Goldenthal's other scores with, often, intense and/or stark emotional motifs.

The track "Pressing Judgment" is used in Goldenthal's score for Titus in a slightly longer version incorporating elements of that film's theme. Due to a typographical error on the Titus score, however, that track is actually called "Aaron's Plea".

Reception

Allmusic gave a negative review of the soundtrack, commenting that it "doesn't work particularly well when it's separated from the film itself."^[1]

Track listing

1. Defile and Lament (2:33)
2. Consolation (2:23)
3. Justice Wheel (0:46)
4. Pavane for Solace (2:29)
5. Abduction (2:58)
6. An Asurrendering (1:35)
7. Pavane for Loss (1:07)
8. "Take My Hand Precious Lord & Retribution" (6:50) – The Jones Sisters
9. Torch and Hood (2:02)
10. Pressing Judgement (1:29)
11. White Sheet (2:38)
12. Pavane for Solace (Piano Solo) (2:06)
13. Verdict Fanfare (For Aaron) (4:03)
14. Take My Hand Precious Lord (4:03)

Crew/Credit

• Music Composed by Elliot Goldenthal (except 8 & 14)
• Music Produced by Matthias Gohl
• Orchestrated by Robert Elhai and Elliot Goldenthal
• Conducted by Jonathan Sheffer
• Recorded and Mixed by Joel Iwataki
• Electronic Music Produced by Richard Martinez
• Additional Orchestrations by Deniz Hughes

References

External links

• Page for the score on Goldenthal's website