Available: May 1, 2012
Released By: Varese Sarabande
Composer: Ilan Eshkeri
Caius Martius — Coriolanus — (Ralph Fiennes), a revered and feared Roman General, is at odds with the city of Rome and his fellow citizens. Pushed by his controlling and ambitious mother Volumnia (Vanessa Redgrave) to seek the exalted and powerful position of Consul, he is loath to ingratiate himself with the masses whose votes he needs in order to secure the office. When the public refuses to support him, Coriolanus’s anger prompts a riot that culminates in his expulsion from Rome. The banished hero then allies himself with his sworn enemy Tullus Aufidius (Gerard Butler) to take his revenge on the city.
Composer Ilan Eshkeri’s dramatic score will be presented on one disc and will be mixed with dialogue highlights from Shakespeare’s play on the second.
Disc I • The Score
01. A Place Calling Itself Rome (1:25)
02. Citizens March (1:37)
03. You Fragments (:57)
04. Souls Of Geese (4:04)
05. Make You A Sword Of Me (2:57)
06. We Hate Alike (1:09)
07. And Then Men Die (1:00)
08. Virgilia (:58)
09. The Deeds Of Coriolanus (4:05)
10. My Masters (1:16)
11. Penalty Of Death (2:38)
12. There Is A World Elsewhere (:56)
13. Starve With Feeding (3:34)
14. What Is Thy Name (1:44)
15. Meneneus (1:19)
16. Milk In A Male Tiger (1:30)
17. Some Other Deity (1:34)
18. Oh Mother (1:07)
19. Cut Me To Pieces (1:24)
20. Sta Pervolia (3:25)
21. Coriolanus (2:10)
Disc II • Music And Dialogue From The Film
01. A Place Calling Itself Rome (1:40)
02. You Fragments (1:14)
03. Souls Of Geese (4:07)
04. Make You A Sword Of Me (2:58)
05. We Hate Alike (1:18)
06. And Then Men Die (:59)
07. The Deeds Of Coriolanus (4:23)
08. Penalty Of Death (2:57)
09. There Is A World Elsewhere (2:33)
10. Starve With Feeding (3:47)
11. What Is Thy Name (2:02)
12. Milk In A Male Tiger (3:16)
13. Some Other Deity (1:35)
14. Oh Mother (1:44)
15. Cut Me To Pieces (1:37)
Okay this film looks amazing, the score is amazing and me getting an early listen to the score by Ilan Eshkeri is priceless. I have been hearing great buzz in the musical circles/forums I shall admit I go to on a daily basis and I am hopefully one of the few who gets the word out first. I find this score raw and dark like a tiger going after it's prey... plotting and hanging low only to pounce. As it swiftly bites into the neck and pulls in back into the darkness where it once came. So does that grab your interest, well it should Ilan Eshkeri manages to strike this score and keep your attention to what might be behind you.
-Jeremy [Two Thumbs]---------------------------------
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