I re-read the entire Narnia series so I could immerse myself in the world. I didn’t re-watch the earlier movies but I wanted the spirit of the books in me.

That's a great quote from the NarniaFans interview by Mr. Arnold. Really looking forward to hearing his score. I have a feeling that it will be excellent based on a few preliminary comments by people who have heard some of it.

GlimGlum,

I was similarly excited when I read that quote from Arnold! If nothing else, I am excited to hear the score!

I actually think Underwood would be good for doing the Narnia song. At least it will be better then "The Call" which ruined the end of PC.

Btw, does anyone think Underwood could have pulled off Lilliandil.

For my part, I dislike modern pop songs being interjected into movies whose stories don't match our modern period.

I actually think Underwood would be good for doing the Narnia song. At least it will be better then "The Call" which ruined the end of PC.

Btw, does anyone think Underwood could have pulled off Lilliandil.

I actually though that Regina's song was brilliant in the movie...

I really am looking forward to see what mr. Arnold did with the score! Though I'm very sad that Harry left, I think that he'll do a great job as well. His Interview with Narnia-Fans really encourages me

David says:
As the story opens and end in with strong Narnian connections before voyaging into the unknown, I bookended the film with Harry’s Narnia theme. It works beautifully of course and also I play it when Aslan appears as he is the anchor both spiritually and emotionally so Harry’s music reminds us of that.It also helps as there is so much new stuff in this film to ‘hold hands’ musically with the previous two movies. I spoke about it with Harry as we are friends and he was pleased that we were including his work as often it doesn’t happen, but I am aware of the effect his music has on those who care about these films and I think it would be churlish and ignorant to dismiss it as anything other than essential.

I can't wait to see this movie although there are gonna be some big changes and I'm so looking forward to listen to this great Soundtrack!
Still 30 days to the Royal Premiere in London where I will be a very lucky guest

Here's the tracklist according to Amazon. (Spoilers)

1. Opening Titles
2. The Painting
3. High King & Queen Of Narnia
4. Reepi Cheep
5. Land Ahoy
6. The Lone Island
7. Lord Berne
8. The Green Mist
9. Market Forces
10. 1st Sword
11. Eustace On Deck
12. Duel
13. The Magician's Island
14. Lucy & The Invisible Mansion
15. Coraikin And The Map
16. Temptation of Lucy
17. Aslan Appears
18. The Golden Cavern
19. Temptation of Edmund
20. Dragon's Treasure
21. Dragon Attack
22. Under The Stars
23. Blue Star
24. Aslan's Table
25. Liliandill And Dark Island
26. The Calm Before The Storm
27. Into Battle
28. Sweet Water
29. Ship To Shore
30. Time To Go Home

What I don't understand about this list is how "Coraikin And The Map" can come before "Temptation of Lucy" ? I think there's a lot of mistakes on this list...

It's probably not in order of appearance in the film. Soundtracks do that sometimes.

What I don't understand about this list is how "Coraikin And The Map" can come before "Temptation of Lucy" ? I think there's a lot of mistakes on this list...

Because Lucy rips the page out of the magician's book, and then has her "temptation" moment later on whilst aboard the ship - at least that's how it has been in a lot of the plot summaries.

yay! I love the track titles! so so cool! can't wait to hear it!

Track 9 is my favorite track from the film. It really enhances that scene.

Boy, oh boy! I cannot wait to start hearing the score in about a month! I think it will be very interesting to listening to "The Green Mist" and "The Painting!" I'm positive that David Arnold's score will fit greatly with the movie!

Why does "Coraikin And The Map" come before "Temptation of Lucy" ?

Because Lucy rips the page out of the magician's book, and then has her "temptation" moment later on whilst aboard the ship - at least that's how it has been in a lot of the plot summaries.

*headdesk* Duh! Thanks for pointing that out, icarus!

I'm not terribly familiar with Arnold's film scoring, but I was tremendously encouraged by the fact that he reread the entire series before beginning work. Now if only the filmmakers would do that too.

@ bookwyrm- he did? good on him!
I came on this thread becuase I am currently listening to the EMD performance of 'there's a place for us' and, well all I can say is how disappointed I am I'm wondering what the general reaction from narniawebbers who've heard it has been?