Shrek 2 [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Harry Gregson-Williams （Varese Sarabande）

CD
発売日：2004年12月7日(火)

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Prince Charming
Leaving Home
Far Far Away
Family Dinner
Fiona’s Room
We Need To Talk
The Poison Apple
The Factory
By The Ol’ Oak
Annoying Talking Animal
The Potion Room
Deep Fried
Not Meant To Be
The Ball
The Prince Of Her Dreams
Tonight On “Knights”
Magic Tea
The Mission
Muffin Man
Get The Wand
All Is Revealed
Dragon!!

レビュー (Amazon)
The runaway success of Dreamworks' original digitally animated spoof of classic fairy tales (and the Disney versions in particular) quite naturally spawned a sequel that follows the further misadventures of the lovable green ogre, his donkey pal and Princess Fiona. But while the second installment's pop song-score is responsible for much of its crisp pace and contemporary cultural savvy, this eclectic (mostly) orchestral score by composer Harry Gregson-Williams largely serves to anchor the film in the very genre it's lampooning. Yet it's also music that serves as the tale's crucial, if deftly understated emotional heart. The composer immediately grounds us in tradition via "Prince Charming"'s majesties and the pastoral "Leaving Home" before the royal brass flourishes of "Far Far Away" suddenly come unhinged and the score becomes increasingly, if ever so subtly, tongue-in-cheek. By the time we reach the garish Hollywood cliches of "The Ball" and the cheesy TV-jazz of "Tonight on 'Knights'" the jig is clearly up, but by then Gregson-Williams has thoroughly enchanted us with a score that masterful incorporates influences that range from minuets and waltzes to madrigal and romantic symphonic pomp. --Jerry McCulley