Little Women (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Alexandre Desplat

• 1Little Women03:14
• 2Plumfield03:39
• 3The Beach02:49
• 4Christmas Morning02:53
• 5Dance on the Porch01:08
• 6Ice Skating02:14
• 7The Book03:37
• 8Father Comes Home03:18
• 9Christmas Breakfast02:34
• 10Amy01:26
• 11Friedrich Dances with Jo01:34
• 12Telegram01:50
• 13Theatre in the Attic02:28
• 14Laurie Kisses Amy01:23
• 15Friedrich01:33
• 16Laurie and Jo on the Hill01:02
• 17Young Love01:35
• 18Meg's Dress04:27
• 19Carriage Ride01:49
• 20Laurie00:56
• 21The Letter01:45
• 22Snow in the Garden02:40
• 23Jo Writes03:50
• 24Amy, Fred, Meg & John03:49
• 25Dr March's Daughters04:47
• 26It's Romance01:24
• Total Runtime01:03:44

Info for Little Women (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Little Women explores the lives of the March sisters in 1860s New England, in the aftermath of the American Civil War. The prolific composer Alexandre Desplat, who has an incredible number of high-profile projects under his belt, composed the music for the movie. Overall, Desplat currently has 10 Oscar nominations in his career, with two wins ('The Shape of Water' and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel'). As some has stated his musical score is undoubtedly one of the best compositions of the year. According to one of it's producers, the new adaptation of Little Women focuses more on the sisters' young adult lives, particularly after Meg, Jo and Amy leave their family home. The film jumps back and forth in time and focuses more on themes rather than narrative. Little Women stars Timothée Chalamet, Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Meryl Streep and many more.

Of the soundtrack, composer Alexandre Desplat says, "To capture the life of these four young girls on their path to adulthood, I have called in the four hands of two pianists. They are surrounded by a chamber orchestra, which keeps us in the intimate world of these 'little women.' We recorded the score in New York City with the most wonderful musicians whose musicality and virtuosity went beyond my expectations."

"Working with him has been a dream," adds Greta Gerwig of working with Desplat on the score. "From the first sketches he sent me to listening to him record the glorious score with an orchestra in New York, every step of the process has been a joy. He has taught me how to work with a composer: how to listen, how to give notes, how to wait for it to develop, how to step away, how to dive in. I am a better filmmaker for having worked with him, and I sincerely hope that it is not the last time."

"For Little Women, Greta envisioned a musical without lyrics. From the beginning, Alexandre had to be the musical voice of the film," says Spring Aspers, President of Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group, Music. "The resulting score is both dynamic and intimate making it the perfect complement to this exquisite retelling. I can't wait for audiences to come together to experience this film."

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