Der Name der Rose

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of 'Der Name der Rose', a mesmerising soundtrack composed by the renowned James Horner. Released on 25 June 2021 via the Königskinder label, this 41-minute album is a masterclass in evocative scoring, transporting listeners to a realm of mystery and intrigue.

With a tracklist that includes 'Main Titles', 'Beata Viscera', and 'The Scriptorium', James Horner's signature style weaves a rich tapestry of sound, perfectly complementing the themes and narratives that inspired the album. The soundtrack genre is elevated to new heights as Horner's compositions guide the listener through a journey of discovery, from the haunting 'Kyrie' to the poignant 'Epilogue'.

James Horner's 'Der Name der Rose' is a testament to the composer's skill in crafting music that not only accompanies a story but becomes an integral part of it. This album is a must-listen for fans of James Horner and soundtrack enthusiasts alike, offering a profound and unforgettable listening experience.

James Horner, born in Los Angeles in 1953, was a prolific and celebrated American film composer, conductor, and orchestrator, known for his extensive and memorable contributions to cinema. With a career spanning over three decades, Horner worked on more than 160 film and television productions, crafting scores that seamlessly integrated choral and electronic elements with traditional orchestrations. His distinctive style often featured motifs inspired by Celtic music, creating a unique and recognizable sound. Horner's breakthrough to mainstream fame came with his iconic score for "Titanic" in 1998, which earned him two Academy Awards and six Grammy Awards, among his ten Oscar nominations. His ability to create instantly recognizable and emotionally resonant melodies cemented his status as one of the all-time great film composers. Horner's tragic passing in a plane crash in 2015 left an indelible mark on the film industry, but his musical legacy continues to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide.