Jurassic Park III (film score)

Jurassic Park III
Soundtrack album by Don Davis
Released June 12, 2001
Recorded 2000–2001
Genre Score
Length 54:31
Label Universal
Jurassic Park chronology
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(1997)		 Jurassic Park III
(2001)		 Jurassic World
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Jurassic Park III is a score of the film of the same name. Composed by Don Davis and performed by the Hollywood Studio Orchestra, this fast paced, action score was composed late in the film's post-production. Some of John Williams' themes from the previous films are also featured.[1][2]

Themes

Jurassic Park III features the original themes by John Williams as the main theme for the music. Shorter strains of the "Main Theme" from Jurassic Park are heard continuously throughout the film and soundtrack, with full renditions in the tracks "Brachiosaurus on the Bank" and "The Hat Returns". Don Davis stated that he used the "Main Theme's" numerous strains to represent the character of Alan Grant.

Less frequently heard is the island fanfare, "Journey to the Island" or "End Credits" theme. However it received full renditions in "The Dinosaur Fly-By" and the film's alternate ending suite, which is not present in the soundtrack.

Don Davis also composed a new theme which was supposed to recreate the mending relationship between Paul and Amanda Kirby. Davis also composed a theme similar to William's "Raptor theme" for the Spinosaurus. Davis even composed renditions of a military style theme, heard very briefly in "Journey to the Island" by john Williams.

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Differences Between Releases and Film

One of the most interesting aspects to the score is its very 'King-Kong'-esque style brass sections. In the film mix, however, many cues use alternate mixes where the brass is removed from the mix, leaving behind the wind and strings. Also, at least one cue has an alternate boy choir section. The film's end credits are also a different version than what is released.

Original Cue Listing

The complete known cue list is as follows (including alternates):

  1. "Isla Sorna Sailing Situation" - [4:22]
  2. "The Dig Site (Unused)" - [1:07]
  3. "They Were Smart" - [1:42]
  4. "A Walk in the Park" - [1:21]
  5. "Resonating Chamber" - [1:17]
  6. "Alan Goes (Album Mix Ending)" - [1:54]
  7. "Dinosaur Fly-By (Album)" - [2:12]
  8. "What's a Bad Idea (Album)" - [1:03]
  9. "Coopers Last Stand" - [1:43]
  10. "We Haven't Landed Yet" - [0:40]
  11. "Frenzy Fuselage (Album Mix)" - [3:12]
  12. "Clash of Extinction (Unused)" - [1:42]
  13. "The Kirby's Story" - [4:06]
  14. "Bone Man Ben" - [3:38]
  15. "Raptor Eggs" - [2:52]
  16. "The Raptor Room" - [2:34]
  17. "The Raptor Repartee" - [3:26]
  18. "Eric Saves Alan" - [1:47]
  19. "Tree People" - [2:02]
  20. "Nash Calling" - [3:36]
  21. "Party Crasher" - [3:17]
  22. "Pteranodon Habitat" - [3:01]
  23. "Tiny Pecking Pteranodons" - [3:23]
  24. "Billy Oblivion" - [2:49]
  25. "Brachiosaurus on the Bank" - [2:07]
  26. "Reaching for Glory" - [2:31]
  27. "Underwater Attack" - [2:11]
  28. "Spinosaurus Confrontation" - [3:02]
  29. "River Reminiscence" - [1:08]
  30. "Ambush and Rescue" - [3:40]
  31. "The Hat Returns - End Credits (Album)" - [5:22]
  32. "Big Hat, No Cattle (Source)" - [4:26]
  33. "Alan Goes (Film Mix)" - [1:50]
  34. "Dinosaur Fly-By (Extended Film Version)" - [2:21]
  35. "Coopers Last Stand (Film Alternate) " - [1:23]
  36. "Frenzy Fuselage (Film Mix)" - [3:11]
  37. "Raptor Room (Film/Extended Choir Section)" - [1:21]
  38. "Pteranodon Habitat (Film Alternate)" - [3:24]
  39. "Underwater Attack (Film Mix)" - [2:05]
  40. "Spinosaurus Confrontation (Film Mix)" - [3:02]
  41. "Ambush and Rescue (Film Mix)" - [3:42]
  42. "End Credits Suite (Film Alternate)" - [8:43]

Promotional Score Release

A promotional release of the score was gifted to friends of Don Davis and includes nearly the entire score. The promotional score's mix is narrow because of a direct downmix from the original 5.1 masters, without any correction or remixing for stereo performance.[3]

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Composer Don Davis Welcome to Jurassic Park". Tracksounds. June 29, 2001. Retrieved 2011-07-27.
  2. ↑ Plume, Kenneth (July 25, 2001). "Composer Don Davis Talks Jurassic Park III and the Matrix Sequels". IGN. Retrieved 2011-07-27.
  3. ↑ "Jurassic Park III Academy Promo". www.soundtrackcollector.com. Retrieved 11 February 2009.
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