James Horner's score for the feature documentary, Living in the Age of Airplanes, will be released in October of 2016 as a digital download on iTunes. This news was announced on the film's website (airplanesmovie.com/soundtrack), where 30-second excerpts of each track (untitled here) are available.
TRACK 1
The film, directed by Brian J. Terwilliger and narrated by Harrison Ford, explores the ways in which flight affects our modern world. It is still playing in select museum theaters, listed on the website. The film will be released on DVD/Blu-ray in early September, to ship in October of this year.
![[EXCLUSIVE] A PHYSICAL RELEASE FOR LIVING IN THE AGE OF THE AIRPLANES!](https://jameshorner-filmmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/airplanes-four-people_light.jpg)
Shit, this could be nearly the successor for AVATAR, a score we never will hear. It is a shame, that noone leaves any comment concerning these excerpts, the most beautiful music he has written since years !!!!!
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Totally agree with you Stefan!
Wow! Great music. I hope there will be a CD too. But I am happy, that the score will be released. The samples sounds wonderful!
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Yes! The samples are incredible.
I agree, a CD would be a dream come true! But I’m certainly not complaining. I’m very grateful that this score will be released at all.
I have never been more excited for a brand new score (Maybe a little less excited than I was waiting for Beyond) than I am for this one. Let’s hope that there are more expanded releases to come as well as new scores from previously unreleased scores. Excerpts sound amazing.