The Fountain (Music from the Motion Picture) Clint Mansell. Clint Mansell & Kronos Quartet. Definitely, Maybe (Original Motion Picture Score). The Fountain soundtrack from 2006, composed by Clint Mansell. Released by Elektra / Nonesuch in 2006 (79901-2) containing music from The Fountain (2006).

With the and Released November 27, 2006 ( 2006-11-27) Recorded • Mogwai: December 2005,,,, • Choir: January 8, 2006, Right Track Studios,,, • Kronos Quartet: January 2006,,,, United States •: February 2006, Capitol Recording Studios,, California, United States Length 46: 21 Language Tony Doogan, Geoff Foster, and Scott Fraser chronology (2005) The Fountain: Music from the Motion Picture (2006) (2006) chronology (2005) The Fountain (2006) (2007) chronology (2006) The Fountain (2006) (2008) The Fountain: Music from the Motion Picture is the to the 2006 film directed. Released on November 27, 2006, through, the album is a collaboration between composer and frequent Aronofsky collaborator, classical the, and band. The score received mixed reviews from critics and was nominated for several awards. Contents • • • • • • Recording [ ] —the composer for Aronofsky's previous films and —reprised his role for The Fountain.

Akon right now mp3 free download. The San Francisco-based string quartet —who previously performed for the Requiem for a Dream soundtrack—and Scottish band also contributed to the film score. Darren Aronofsky hoped that —whose song ' helped influence the film's space traveler storyline—would record a song when the musical artist worked briefly with composer Clint Mansell during production. Aronofsky planned for Bowie to rework pieces of the score and to vocalize them, but the plan was unsuccessful. After the score was completed,, the home of The Fountain musical contributor Kronos Quartet, released the soundtrack on November 21, 2006. Mansell researched possible scores to compose one tying together the three storylines. He sought to have an organic feeling to the score and explored implementing orchestral and electronic elements that would have 'a real human element to them that breathes'.

Contrary to most films' scores composed in post-production, Mansell's score was composed concurrently with the film's production; he created a mood that flourished as the film progressed. The composer described the parallel process, 'It's instinct and listening to what the film is telling you it needs'. Mansell drew from five to six years of writing material for The Fountain.

The composer planned for the score to be pure when the film was first meant to be epic in scale. Mansell, lacking classical training, collaborated with an assistant in creating the score. They deconstructed the composer's initial pieces for The Fountain and re-played them in a key so the lead melodies could harmonically play with every progression.

The song 'Together We Will Live Forever' was an electronic piece designed by Mansell to be the protagonist's memory theme., lead singer of, was commissioned to create a vocal piece over 'Together We Will Live Forever' for the end credits, but the director decided that the vocals would not be appropriate to end the film. The song was ultimately performed by pianist. Marketing and reception [ ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Mixed 5.9/10 4.5/5 The content and research agency Ramp Industry launched The Fountain Remixed, an official website driven. Users could download freely provided audio parts from The Fountain's film score, the music, and upload the work onto the website to be evaluated by other users. Mansell won the 's 2006 award for Best Original Score, and he also won the World Soundtrack Award for Best Original Soundtrack of the Year and Public Choice Award.