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 	Track listing  1.  	3200 Years Ago (03:36) 2.  	Troy (05:01) 3.  	Achilles Leads The Myrmidons (08:30) 4.  	The Temple Of Poseidon (03:28) 5.  	The Night Before (03:28) 6.  	The Greek Army And It's Defeat (09:38) 7.  	Briseis And Achilles (05:19) 8.  	The Trojans Attack (05:01) 9.  	Hector's Death (03:27) 10.  	The Wooden Horse And The Sacking Of Troy (10:02) 11.  	Through The Fires, Achilles... And Immortality (13:27) 12.  	Remember Me (04:18) Performed by Josh Groban with Tanja Tzarovska
CD 1 01. Armies Approach (Original Version)** (3:53) 02. Call For Achilles* (3:07) 03. Feast Source* (2:08) 04. Brothers At War* (1:54) 05. Never Hesitate* (1:38) 06. Dawn Alarm** (1:27) 07. The Myrmidons** (10:40) 08. The Temple Fight** (4:10) 09. Briseis Taken* (1:19) 10. There Won’t Be A War* (3:02) 11. River Styx And Gates Of Troy* (2:16) 12. The Greeks Invade (5:42) 13. A Trojan Victory** (9:34) 14. Achilles Saves Briseis* (5:25)       Total CD 1 Time: 56:29           	  CD 2 01. Trojan Council* (1:52) 02. Mistaken Identity (The Trojans Attack) (5:00) 03. Hector Instructs Wife* (4:29) 04. Hector Suits Up* (1:30) 05. Hector’s Farewells* (2:50) 06. Single Combat** (5:02) 07. Priam Pleads* (3:32) 08. Priam Takes Briseis* (1:29) 09. Hector’s Funeral (1:01) 10. The Wooden Horse** (9:20) 11. The Sacking Of Troy And End Credits       (Through the Fires, Achilles … and Immortality) 13:24 12. Remember (Film Version)*       – Performed by Josh Groban With Tanja Tzarovska (4:23)       Total Time: 54:12       Total Score Time: 110:41  The Extras 13. Armies Approach (Film Version)* (3:53) 14. Remember (Album Version)       – Performed by Josh Groban With Tanja Tzarovska (4:15)       Total Extras Time: 8:10       Total CD 2 Time: 62:28       * Not Previously Released       **Includes Music Not Previously Released

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Orchestrations: James Horner, Eddie Karam, Conrad Pope, Randy Kerber, Jon Kull
Music librarian: Stephen Coleman
Music preparation: Steven L. Smith
Sound engineer: Simon Rhodes
Assistant Sound engineer: David Marquette, Jay Selvester, Jason Lloyd
Supervising music editor: Jim Henrikson
Musical editors: Dick Bernstein, Ramiro Belgardt
Assistant music editor: Barbara McDermott
Synthesizer programming: Ian Underwood, Randy Kerber
Ethnic instruments: Tony Hinnigan, Eric Rigler
Vocalist: Tanja Tzarovska
Choir: Bulgarian Women Choir
French horn
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James Thatcher
Music contractor: Sandy DeCrescent and Peter Rotter
Studio: Todd-AO Scoring Stage, Studio City

Remember
Music by James Horner
Lyric by Cynthia Weil
Produced by David Foster
Performed by Josh Groban with Tanja Tzarovska
Arranged by David Foster, Jochem Van Der Saag, Randy Kerber and James Horner

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