Lisa GerrardGladiator (Music From The Motion Picture)

Label:

Decca – 289 467 094-2

Format:

CD , Album

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Stage & Screen

Style:

Contemporary

Tracklist

1 Progeny 2:15
2 The Wheat 1:03
3 The Battle 10:02
4 Earth 3:02
5 Sorrow 1:26
6 To Zucchabar 3:16
7 Patricide 4:08
8 The Emperor Is Dead 1:21
9 The Might Of Rome 5:18
10 Strength And Honor 2:10
11 Reunion 1:14
12 Slaves To Rome 1:00
13 Barbarian Horde 10:33
14 Am I Not Merciful? 6:33
15 Elysium 2:41
16 Honor Him 1:20
17 Now We Are Free 4:14

Companies, etc.

  • Distributed ByUniversal Music & Video Distribution, Inc.
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Universal Classics Group
  • Copyright ©Universal Classics Group
  • Copyright ©DreamWorks LLC
  • Copyright ©Universal Studios
  • Made ByUML
  • Published BySKG Songs
  • Recorded AtAir Lyndhurst Studios

Credits

  • Art DirectionPenny Bennett
  • Artwork [Original Gladiator Art]Jeff Bacon*
  • Composed By [Additional Music], Arranged By [Additional]Klaus Badelt
  • Composed By, Arranged ByLisa Gerrard
  • ConductorGavin Greenaway
  • Contractor [Music Contractor]Tonia Duvall*
  • Coordinator [Music Coordinator]Maggie Rodford
  • Coordinator [Package Coordination]Thanne Tangel
  • Coordinator [Soundtrack Coordination]Randy Dry
  • Copyist [Music Preparation]Tony Stanton
  • DesignSkouras Design
  • DudukDjivan Gasparyan
  • Edited ByAdam Smalley
  • Edited By [Temp Music Editor]Dashiell Rae
  • Engineer [Assistant Engineers For Air Studios]Nick Wollage
  • Engineer [Assistant Engineers For Media Ventures]Kevin Globerman
  • Executive-ProducerHans Zimmer
  • Executive-Producer [Chairman, Universal Classics Group]Chris Roberts*
  • Executive-Producer [Executive In Charge Of Music For Dreamworks Pictures]Todd Homme
  • Executive-Producer [Soundtrack]Ridley Scott
  • GuitarHeitor Pereira
  • LeaderGavyn Wright
  • Management [Business Affairs]Lenny Wohl
  • Management [Media Ventures Studio Manager]Tom Broderick*
  • Music ByLisa Gerrard (tracks: 2, 5, 8, 11, 15, 17)
  • OrchestraThe Lyndhurst Orchestra
  • Orchestrated ByYvonne S. Moriarty
  • Other [Assistant To Hans Zimmer]James Dooley, Michael Alexander, Moanike'ala Nakamoto
  • Photography ByJaap Buitendijk
  • ProducerKlaus Badelt
  • Recorded By [Additional]Slamm Andrews
  • Recorded By, Mixed ByAlan Meyerson
  • Soloist, CelloTony Pleeth*
  • Supervised By [Music Supervisor]Adam Smalley
  • TechnicianMarc Streitenfeld
  • Trumpet [Solo]Maurice Murphy
  • VocalsLisa Gerrard

Notes

Issued with fold-out insert in standard jewel case with clear disc tray.

Lisa Gerrard appears courtesy of 4AD Ltd.

Score recorded at Air Studios Lyndhurst, London.

Music Production Services: Media Ventures, Santa Monica.

Motion Picture Artwork, Photos: TM & © 2000 DreamWorks L.L.C. and Universal Studios. ℗ © 2000 Universal Classics Group, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. Distributed by Universal Music & Video Distribution, Inc. Printed and made in U.S.A.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Scanned): 028946709429
  • Barcode (Text): 0 28946 70942 9
  • Rights Society: ASCAP
  • SPARS Code: DDD
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Reviews

  • kyle12ellis's avatar
    kyle12ellis
    This is the album that got me hooked on film scores in the first place. It contains one of Zimmer's biggest sounding themes to date (as heard in 'The Battle' and 'The Barbarian Horde') and was also one of the first scores to utilize the old-world, quazi-ethnic vocal style of Lisa Gerrard ('Now We Are Free' being the best example). Unfortunately, this style of vocals, which was something of a novelty at the time this score was produced, has been done to death in the years since.

    'Gladiator' is an important score, despite receiving a 3-star average among film score reviewers and critics. It marked a turning point in Zimmer's scoring style that would influence everything he has done since, as well as influencing a new crop of composers (compare this with Steve Jablonksky's score for 'The Island' or Klaus Badelt's score for 'Pirates of the Caribbean').

    'Gladiator' marks the pinnacle of a style of film scoring for Zimmer that began with 'Crimson Tide', 'The Peacemaker' and 'The Rock'. But don't forget Lisa Gerrard's or Klaus Badelt's contributions to this score. Both are responsible for the equally memorable 'Earth', 'Elysium' and 'Patricide' themes, not to mention Gerrard's moving vocal work.

    If you're after an introduction to the world of film music, then this is an excellent starting point - big themes that have an instant catchyness about them, but infused with enough depth to keep you coming back for repeat listens.
    • quietcarlotta's avatar
      quietcarlotta
      I did enjoy this soundtrack when it first came out, but the cd master, at least, is terribly compressed and clips often.
      • ElGreco60's avatar
        ElGreco60
        Edited 6 years ago
        Quite possibly the most fun you can have with classical type music. Zimmer's best work. I've listened to this hundreds, possibly thousands of times. My one and only disappointment it was never released in 24/96 format. Deserves far treatment, but like the digital birds and rose petals in the movie perhaps no additional resolution can be retrieved from the master itself. None the less take it to the gym while you're pumping iron. You might make a bunch of new friends.
        • jiggawhat's avatar
          jiggawhat
          Coincidentally...this is the soundtrack that also got me interested in film scores.

          "Now We Are Free" just spoke to me, it was so deep and mesmerizing. Hans Zimmer is one of my favorite composers and this is a magnificent piece of work.
          • OmegaSupreme's avatar
            OmegaSupreme
            Edited 19 years ago
            This is the album that got me hooked on film scores in the first place. It contains one of Zimmer's biggest sounding themes to date (as heard in 'The Battle' and 'The Barbarian Horde') and was also one of the first scores to utilize the old-world, quazi-ethnic vocal style of Lisa Gerrard ('Now We Are Free' being the best example). Unfortunately, this style of vocals, which was something of a novelty at the time this score was produced, has been done to death in the years since.

            'Gladiator' is an important score, despite receiving a 3-star average among film score reviewers and critics. It marked a turning point in Zimmer's scoring style that would influence everything he has done since, as well as influencing a new crop of composers (compare this with Steve Jablonksky's score for 'The Island' or Klaus Badelt's score for 'Pirates of the Caribbean').

            'Gladiator' marks the pinnacle of a style of film scoring for Zimmer that began with 'Crimson Tide', 'The Peacemaker' and 'The Rock'. But don't forget Lisa Gerrard's or Klaus Badelt's contributions to this score. Both are responsible for the equally memorable 'Earth', 'Elysium' and 'Patricide' themes, not to mention Gerrard's moving vocal work.

            If you're after an introduction to the world of film music, then this is an excellent starting point - big themes that have an instant catchyness about them, but infused with enough depth to keep you coming back for repeat listens.

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