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Titanic: Music From The Motion Picture,James Horner

- Titanic: Music From The Motion Picture
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James Horner
Released 1997

Hymn To The Sea
06:25
44,841 plays

Rose
02:52
44,749 plays

Never An Absolution
03:03
40,909 plays

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- 1
- Never An Absolution
- 03:03
- 40,909 plays

- 2
- Distant Memories
- 02:23
- 28,393 plays

- 3
- Southampton
- 04:01
- 30,417 plays

- 4
- Rose
- 02:52
- 44,749 plays

- 5
- Leaving Port
- 03:26
- 26,623 plays

- 6
- 'Take Her To Sea, Mr. Murdoch'
- 04:31
- 26,147 plays

- 7
- 'Hard To Starboard'
- 06:52
- 28,312 plays

- 8
- Unable To Stay, Unwilling To Leave
- 03:56
- 31,211 plays

- 9
- The Sinking
- 05:05
- 21,651 plays

- 10
- Death Of Titanic
- 08:26
- 21,156 plays

- 11
- A Promise Kept
- 06:02
- 22,579 plays

- 12
- A Life So Changed
- 02:13
- 27,270 plays

- 13
- An Ocean Of Memories
- 07:57
- 24,036 plays

- 14
- My Heart Will Go On
- 05:10
- 104,619 plays

- 15
- Hymn To The Sea
- 06:25
- 44,841 plays

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album review

James Horner's score for James Cameron's epic romance Titanic is much like the film itself -- against all expectations, it delivers exactly what it promises. His score is grand, without falling into typical melodrama, and delicately romantic, without being sickly sentimental; it offers genuine emotion and excitement, with the haunting vocals of Norwegian singer Sissel providing a nice counterpoint to Horner's blend of strings, vocals, orchestras, and synthesizers. Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" may feel a little like an afterthought, especially after experiencing Horner's wrenching, affecting score, but its heart is in the right place. Nevertheless, it is Horner's instrumental work and its whirlwind of emotions that makes the score of Titanic a voyage worth repeating. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide