Immerse yourself in the cinematic genius of Danny Elfman with his evocative score for the 2012 biographical film "Hitchcock." This captivating album, released on February 4, 2013, under Sony Classical, offers a rich tapestry of sounds that complement the life and work of the legendary director, Alfred Hitchcock. With a runtime of just under 40 minutes, the soundtrack is a masterclass in atmospheric composition, perfectly capturing the tension and intrigue that Hitchcock is renowned for.
The album features 27 tracks, each meticulously crafted to enhance the narrative of the film. From the haunting "Funeral March for a Marionette" to the suspenseful "Suspicion," Elfman's compositions are a testament to his prowess as a film score composer. The score's ability to evoke the classic Hitchcockian suspense is reminiscent of Bernard Herrmann's iconic work, making it a standout piece in Elfman's extensive repertoire.
Featuring stars Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren, the film delves into the love story between Alfred Hitchcock and his wife, Alma, as they navigate the challenges of creating one of cinema's most iconic films. Danny Elfman's score serves as the perfect accompaniment, seamlessly blending with the film's narrative to create a cohesive and immersive experience.
Whether you're a fan of Danny Elfman's work, a cinephile, or simply appreciate a well-crafted soundtrack, this album is a treasure trove of musical brilliance. The intricate compositions and Elfman's signature style make "Hitchcock" a standout addition to any music collection.
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Tracks
LogosDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Theme from "Hitchcock"Danny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
The PremiereDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Paramount / Out the GateDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Mommy DearestDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
In BedDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
ImpulsesDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
The CensorDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
The SwimDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
PeepingDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
SacrificesDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Walk With HitchDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
CeleryDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
TelephoneDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
SuspicionDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
ExplosionDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Selling PsychoDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Fantasy SmashedDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
The SandDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
It's A WrapDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
BustedDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Saving The HouseDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
FinallyDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Home At LastDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
End Credit#1Danny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
End Credit#2Danny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Funeral March for a MarionetteDanny Elfman, Rick Wentworth, Everton Nelson, Vicci Wardman, Anthony Pleeth, Nicholas Bucknall, Skaila Kanga, Hugh Webb
Danny Elfman is a renowned American composer and musician, celebrated for his distinctive and captivating scores that have left an indelible mark on cinema and television. Born in 1953, Elfman first gained prominence as the lead vocalist and songwriter for the new wave band Oingo Boingo in the 1980s. His foray into film scoring began with Tim Burton's "Pee-wee's Big Adventure" in 1985, marking the start of a prolific and enduring collaboration with the iconic director. Elfman's compositions, characterized by their unique sound and emotional depth, have graced over 100 feature films, including beloved classics like "Batman," "Edward Scissorhands," "The Nightmare Before Christmas," and "Beetlejuice." Beyond his film work, Elfman has also made significant contributions to television, notably creating the main title theme for "The Simpsons." His music, performed by full choirs and orchestras, offers a rich and immersive experience that continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.
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