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THE WOLVERINE
(2013)
Production Company: 20th Century Fox, Marvel Entertainment,
Donners' Company, Big Screen Productions, Ingenious Media
Distributors: 20th Century Fox
& 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Release date
(USA): 25 July 2013
Director: James
Mangold
Screenplay: Mark Bomback &
Scott Frank
Music Composed by
Marco Beltrami
Additional Music by Buck
Sanders, Brandon Roberts & Marcus
Trumpp
Orchestra Conducted by Pete Anthony & Marco
Beltrami
Performed by The
Hollywood Studio
Symphony
Orchestrated by Pete Anthony,
Rossano Galante, Mark Graham, Jon Kull, Dana Niu & Patrick
Russ
Recorded and
Mixed by John
Kurlander
Recorded
at The Newman Scoring
Stage, 20th Century Fox Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Assistant Engineers Tyson Lozensky & Vincent
Cirilli
Music Editor Ted Caplan & Jim Schultz
Orchestra
Contracted by Peter Rotter
Music Preparation Mark Graham, Victor Pesavento, David Stal
& Joe
Zimmerman
Music Produced by Marco Beltrami
& Buck Sanders
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| Synopsis:
In modern day Japan, Wolverine is out of his depth in an
unknown world as he faces his ultimate nemesis in a
life-or-death battle that will leave him forever changed.
Vulnerable for the first time and pushed to his physical and
emotional limits, he confronts not only lethal samurai steel
but also his inner struggle against his own near-immortality,
emerging more powerful than we have ever seen him
before.
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A NOTE FROM THE
COMPOSER |
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THE WOLVERINE is a very unique take on the
superhero movie. In that respect, it’s a very stylized picture. Most
of it takes place in Japan, and there’s a little bit of a mystery to
it, almost a noir-ish mystery to it; the character Wolverine is a
bit of a loner. Having said that, there is a sound and melodic
structure and harmonic structure that is used for him, but it’s not
like a Superman type of theme; it’s much more reserved. I used early
on when you see him, in the woods, (a) harmonica. The harmonica has
a fairly strong thread throughout the score, as Wolverine’s sound.
Sometimes it’s processed and treated, other times it’s fairly
straight, but it seems to work well for him, and it goes well with
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THE
WOLVERINE: Recording
Sessions
The
Newman Scoring Stage, 20th Century Fox Studios (photos by Dan
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01. A Walk in the Woods
(1:02)
02. Threnody for Nagasaki
(1:15)
03. Euthanasia (1:36)
04. Logan’s Run (3:56)
05. The Offer (3:15)
06. Arriving at the Temple (2:10)
07. Funeral Fight (4:22)
08. Two Handed (4:04)
09. Bullet Train (1:31)
10. The Snare (1:32)
11. Abduction (2:11)
12. Trusting (1:54)
13. Ninja Quiet
(3:40)
14. Katana Surgery (3:50)
15. The Wolverine (2:21)
16. The Hidden Fortress (5:02)
17. Silver Samurai (3:27)
18. Sword of Vengeance (4:32)
19. Dreams (1:21)
20. Goodbye Mariko (1:01)
21. Where to? (2:25)
22. Whole Step Haiku (2:08)
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Release date: 19 July 2013
Total Time: 58:42
Length of the Score: 111
minutes
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Purchase links: Screen Archives, Amazon US, Amazon UK, Amazon DE, iTunes |
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