- Main Title
- Tara
- The O'Hara Family
- Scarlett Prepares For The Barbecue
- Twelve Oaks
- The Barbecue (Extended Version)
- Afternoon Nap
- Charles Hamilton Challenges Rhett
- In The Library
- War Is Declared/The Death Of Charles
- At The Bazaar
- Maryland, My Maryland
- Dances
- Gettysburg
- Outside the Examiner Newspaper Office
- At The Depot
- Christmas At Aunt Pitty's
- Melanie And Scarlett Tend The Wounded
- Scarlett's Promise (Extended Version)
- Train Depot (Extended Version)
- Melanie In Labor
- Rhett Returns
- Escape From Atlanta
- Soldiers In Retreat
- Rhett And Scarlett On McDonough Road
- Twelve Oaks In Ruin/Scarlett Comes Home
- I'll Never Be Hungry Again!
- Alternate Entr'acte
- Battle Montage
- The Deserter
- Melanie And Scarlett
- It's Over! (Extended Version)
- Frank Kennedy Asks For Suellen's Hand (Extended Version)
- Paddock Scene
- Gerald's Death (Extended Version)
- Old Folks At Home (Swanee River)
- The New Store
- Scarlett In Shantytown
- Ashley And Dr. Meade/Frank's Death
- Belle Watling And Melanie
- Scarlett Gets Tipsy
- New Orleans Honeymoon
- Can-Can
- Scarlett's New Wardrobe
- Scarlett's Nightmare
- Bonnie's Birth
- Twenty Inches!
- The Lumber Mill
- After The Party
- London
- Rhett And Scarlett's Fight
- The Death Of Bonnie
- Melanie And Mammy
- The Death Of Melanie
- Scarlett In The Mist/Rhett Leaves
- Flashback/Finale
発売日:1996年10月15日(火)
レーベル:Rhino / Wea
レビュー (Amazon)In the '30s, audio technology was relatively primitive, even for movies. So for years the original Max Steiner score for
Gone With the Wind presumably went the way implied by its title, that is until the '60s when Selznick studios executors discovered the lost masters. Now, for the first time, this two-disc digital restoration presents the original Steiner soundtrack in its entirety. Besides the well-remembered "Tara's Theme," these tracks reveal the composer's penchant for dramatic underscoring with lushly romantic melodies, including motifs from Stephen Foster and other Old South strains. For soundtrack aficionados, the music satisfies despite the relatively primitive recording quality of the time. Also included is a 52-page illustrated booklet covering the novel's origins, the film's production, and asides about the actors.
--Joseph Lanza