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Evergreen: Music From The Films Of Barbra Streisand (Film Score Anthology) [SOUNDTRACK]

Various Artists - Soundtracks - Anthologies
Evergreen: Music From The Films Of Barbra Streisand (Film Score Anthology) [SOUNDTRACK] Various Artists - Soundtracks - Anthologies

Audio CD (September 7, 1999)
Original Release Date: 1999
Number of Discs: 1

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Track Listing

1. Medley (from "Funny Girl") - Orchestra Of The Americas
2. Way We Were, The - The City Of Prague Philarmonic
3. Main Title (from "The Mirror Has Two Faces") - The City Of Prague Philarmonic
4. On A Clear Day You Can See Forever - The City Of Prague Philarmonic
5. Prisoner (from "The Eys Of Laura Mars") - The City Of Prague Philarmonic

6. Evergreen (from "A Star Is Born") - The City Of Prague Philarmonic
7. Main Title (from "The Prince Of Tides") - The City Of Prague Philarmonic
8. End Credits (from "Nuts") - John Beal/London Symphonic Assembly
9. Suite For Harp And Orchestra (from "Yentl") - Le Grand Orchestre Symphonique/Catherine Michel

For Eternal Romantics, September 9, 1999

Reviewer: Helen San from www.cinemusic.net
It's been said, "You either love Barbra Streisand or you don't." The same can probably be said of Evergreen, Sonic Images' latest release of the best selections from her movies. The compilation enjoys a strong, emotionally cohesive theme, brewing with the same lofty, romantic-dramatic yearnings and awakenings as Streisand's characters and stories. In a manner of speaking, this is very much a "chick flick" collection, one for eternal romantics and sensitive aspirants. From the first track, "Funny Girl" to the last, "Yentl," the album dances to sweeping, orchestral rhapsodies for the heart. And despite the fact that the album revolves around the diva, all tracks are completely instrumental, with no vocals whatsoever. Each track is a superb selection of each score. Melodic, thematic, rich, these excerpts only leave you wanting more. Of course, the cultural icons, "The Way We Were," and A Star is Born's "Evergreen," connect immediately. But it is the other cues that make this album a prize. The Funny Girl "Medley" is an especially spirited track with a broader range. John Beal's artful performance of Nuts is one of the more subtle and quietly seductive cues on the album. The best track is possibly "Prisoner" from The Eyes of Laura , a luminous saxophone theme that flawlessly textured with sensational strings. And Yentl score fans hit the jackpot with the comprehensive orchestral score suite that is not available on the Yentl soundtrack.

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