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Michael Giacchino
Released 2007

Ratatouille Main Theme
02:09
3,622 plays

End Creditouilles
09:16
3,048 plays

Colette Shows Him Le Ropes
02:56
2,735 plays

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songs

- 1
- Le Festin
- 02:50
- 17,909 plays

- 2
- Welcome To Gusteau's
- 00:38
- 2,414 plays

- 3
- This Is Me
- 01:41
- 2,389 plays

- 4
- Granny Get Your Gun
- 02:01
- 2,059 plays

- 5
- 100 Rat Dash
- 01:47
- 2,398 plays

- 6
- Wall Rat
- 02:41
- 2,647 plays

- 7
- Cast Of Cooks
- 01:41
- 2,120 plays

- 8
- A Real Gourmet Kitchen
- 04:18
- 1,997 plays

- 9
- Souped Up
- 00:50
- 2,399 plays

- 10
- Is It Soup Yet?
- 01:16
- 1,642 plays

- 11
- A New Deal
- 01:56
- 1,777 plays

- 12
- Remy Drives A Linguini
- 02:26
- 2,031 plays

- 13
- Colette Shows Him Le Ropes
- 02:56
- 2,735 plays

- 14
- Special Order
- 01:58
- 2,087 plays

- 15
- Kiss & Vinegar
- 01:54
- 1,643 plays

- 16
- Losing Control
- 02:04
- 1,503 plays

- 17
- Heist To See You
- 01:45
- 1,401 plays

- 18
- The Paper Chase
- 01:44
- 1,425 plays

- 19
- Remy's Revenge
- 03:24
- 1,475 plays

- 20
- Abandoning Ship
- 02:56
- 1,568 plays

- 21
- Dinner Rush
- 05:00
- 1,532 plays

- 22
- Anyone Can Cook
- 03:13
- 2,146 plays

- 23
- End Creditouilles
- 09:16
- 3,048 plays

- 24
- Ratatouille Main Theme
- 02:09
- 3,622 plays

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album review

Composer Michael Giacchino reunites with director Brad Bird on Ratatouille, whose lively and endlessly inventive soundtrack strikes a perfect balance between the old European drama of Ennio Morricone and the unhinged whimsy of Raymond Scott. Like an Old World version of Giacchino's jazz-infused, comic book-kissed score for The Incredibles, Ratatouille is both elegant and mad, built around a sweet and playful theme called "Le Festin," which is presented both instrumentally and vocally (sung by the charming French star Camille) and is as timeless as the dish for which the film is based. Bird has proved himself a master of the modern animation flick, but without the talented Giacchino, his subtle balance of sentimentality and ageless humor would take a severe blow to the heart. ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide