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JAMES HORNER FILM MUSIC | June 2, 2023 |

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  • 1. Prologue and Main Title (06:34) Contains TV Theme by Alexander Courage 2. Klingons (05:59) Contains TV Theme by Alexander Courage 3. Stealing the Enterprise (08:35) Contains TV Theme by Alexander Courage 4. The Mind Meld (02:35) 5. Bird of Prey Decloaks (03:41) 6. Returning to Vulcan (04:54) 7. The Katra Ritual (04:34) 8. End Title (06:18) Contains TV Theme by Alexander Courage 9. The Search for Spock (Theme from Star Trek III) (03:43) Performed by Group 87
    1. Prologue And Main Title * (06:30) 2. Klingons * (05:57) 3. Spock's Cabin (01:40) 4. The Klingon's Plan * (01:01) 5. The Mind-Meld (02:31) 6. Stealing The Enterprise * (08:39) 7. Grissom Destroyed (01:02) 8. Sunset On Genesis (02:17) 9. Spock Endures Pon Farr * (03:04) 10. Bird Of Prey Decloaks (03:47) 11. A Fighting Chance To Live (03:52) 12. Genesis Destroyed * (02:42) 13. Returning To Vulcan (04:56) 14. The Katra Ritual (04:30) 15. End Titles * (06:13) 16. That Old Black Magic / Tangerine / I Remember You (Bar Source) (10:32) * = contains "Theme From Star Trek (TV Series)" by Alexander Courage Disc 1 - THE COMPLETE ORIGINAL FILM SCORE Total Time - 69:45 Disc/Cassette 2 1. Prologue And Main Title * ** (06:29) 2. Klingons * ** (05:56) 3. Stealing The Enterprise * ** (08:34) 4. The Mind-Meld (02:31) 5. Bird Of Prey Decloaks (03:46) 6. Returning To Vulcan ** (04:53) 7. The Katra Ritual (04:30) 8. End Titles * (06:13) 9. The Search For Spock (Theme From "Star Trek III") (03:42)

     

     

     

     

     

     


  • Orchestrateur: Greig McRitchie
    Sound Engineer: Dan Wallin
    Music editor: Robert Badami

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