(1 review)![1. Main Title (02:25) 2. Van Der Veer's Demise (07:13) 3. In The Church (03:15) 4. Wolfen Run To Church (01:15) 5. Whittington's Death (01:47) 6. Shape Shifting (02:13) 7. Rebecca's Apartment (01:24) 8. Indian Bar (06:54) 9. Wall Street And The Wolves (02:58) 10. The Final Confrontation (03:33) 11. Epilogue And End Credits (05:41) The Extras 12. Rebecca's Apartment [Original W/Trumpet] (01:24) 13. Epilogue And End Credits [Original Version] (05:51)](http://jameshorner-filmmusic.com/images/albums/Fiche/periode1/wolfen.jpg)
- Recording dates: 16,17, 23 june 1981Orchestrations: James Horner
Music editor: Kenneth KarmanSynthétiseurs: Ian Underwood, Ralph GriersonSound engineer: Dan WallinStudio: Filmways/Heider Recordings, HollywoodConsultant: David Newman Special Recent Posts
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![1. Main Title (02:25) 2. Van Der Veer's Demise (07:13) 3. In The Church (03:15) 4. Wolfen Run To Church (01:15) 5. Whittington's Death (01:47) 6. Shape Shifting (02:13) 7. Rebecca's Apartment (01:24) 8. Indian Bar (06:54) 9. Wall Street And The Wolves (02:58) 10. The Final Confrontation (03:33) 11. Epilogue And End Credits (05:41) The Extras 12. Rebecca's Apartment [Original W/Trumpet] (01:24) 13. Epilogue And End Credits [Original Version] (05:51)](http://jameshorner-filmmusic.com/images/albums/Wolfen1.jpg)
LIST OF ALBUMS
- 48 HRS
- A BEAUTIFUL MIND
- A FAR OFF PLACE
- ALIENS
- ALL THE KING’S MEN
- AMAZING STORIES ALAMO JOBE
- AN AMERICAN TAIL
- AN AMERICAN TAIL : FIEVEL GOES WEST
- ANOTHER 48 HRS
- APOCALYPTO
- APOLLO 13
- AVATAR
- BACK TO TITANIC
- BALTO
- BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED
- BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS
- BEYOND BORDERS
- BICENTENNIAL MAN
- BLACK GOLD
- BOBBY JONES, STROKE OF GENIUS
- BOPHA!
- BRAINSTORM
- BRAVEHEART
- CAMERA – REFLECTIONS ON FILM MUSIC
- CASPER
- CLASS ACTION
- CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
- COCOON
- COCOON : THE RETURN
- COLLAGE – THE LAST WORK
- COMMANDO
- COURAGE UNDER FIRE
- DAD
- DEEP IMPACT
- ENEMY AT THE GATES
- EXTREME CLOSE UP
- FIELD OF DREAMS
- FILM MUSIC BY JAMES HORNER FILM MUSIC MASTERWORKS
- FLIGHTPLAN
- FOR GREATER GLORY : THE TRUE STORY OF CRISTIADA
- FREEDOM SONG
- GLORY
- GORKY PARK
- HEART OF OCEAN THE FILM MUSIC OF JAMES HORNER
- HOCUS POCUS
- HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS.
- HOUSE OF CARDS
- HOUSE OF SAND AND FOG
- HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS
- HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP
- IN COUNTRY
- IRIS
- JACK THE BEAR
- JADE
- JUMANJI
- KRULL
- LEGENDS OF THE FALL
- LIVING IN THE AGE OF AIRPLANES
- MIGHTY JOE YOUNG
- MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN COWBOYS
- ONCE AROUND
- ONCE UPON A FOREST
- PAS DE DEUX
- PATRIOT GAMES
- PROJECT X
- RADIO
- RANSOM
- RASCALS AND ROBBERS
- RED HEAT
- SEARCHING FOR BOBBY FISCHER
- SNEAKERS
- SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES
- SOUTHPAW
- STAR TREK II
- STAR TREK III
- SWING KIDS
- TALES FROM THE CRYPT: CUTTING CARDS
- TESTAMENT
- THE 33
- THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN
- THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PYJAMAS
- THE CHUMSCRUBBER
- THE DEVIL’S OWN
- THE ESSENTIAL JAMES HORNER FILM MUSIC COLLECTION
- THE FORGOTTEN
- THE FOUR FEATHERS
- THE JOURNEY OF NATTY GANN
- THE KARATE KID
- THE LAND BEFORE TIME
- THE LEGEND OF ZORRO
- THE LIFE BEFORE HER EYES
- THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN
- THE MAN WITHOUT A FACE
- THE MASK OF ZORRO
- THE MISSING
- THE MUSIC OF JAMES HORNER
- THE NAME OF THE ROSE
- THE NEW WORLD
- THE PAGEMASTER
- THE PELICAN BRIEF
- THE PERFECT STORM
- THE PURSUIT OF D.B. COOPER
- THE ROCKETEER
- THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES
- THE SPITFIRE GRILL
- THUNDERHEART
- TITANIC
- TITANIC AND OTHER FILM SCORES OF JAMES HORNER
- TO GILLIAN ON HER 37th BIRTHDAY
- TROY
- UNCOMMON VALOR
- UNLAWFUL ENTRY
- VIBES
- WE’RE BACK! A DINOSAUR’S STORY
- WHERE THE RIVER RUNS BLACK
- WILLOW
- WINDTALKERS
- WOLF TOTEM
- WOLFEN
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