The Song of Names (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Howard Shore

• 1The Song of Names for Violin and Cantor03:18
• 2London Debut 195101:17
• 3They Have To Be Told01:23
• 4Play for the Ashes00:42
• 5For His Father01:28
• 6Bicycling01:45
• 7No. 9 in E Major "La Chasse"03:07
• 8Warsaw 198602:15
• 9Family Portrait01:17
• 10The Asylum00:39
• 11Synagogue 194701:06
• 12Treblinka Memorial01:31
• 13Farewell Anna00:45
• 142. Courante02:52
• 15Seeking the Gagliano00:56
• 16Crown Heights01:13
• 17Brooklyn Piers00:43
• 18Stoke Newington01:43
• 19The Song of Names Prayer02:33
• 20It Ended in Silence04:24
• 21Dovidl's Letter01:37
• 22The Song of Names for Violin and Orchestra03:01
• Total Runtime39:35

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Decca Classics releases the soundtrack to a new film based on the award-winning novel by Norman Lebrecht. The Song of Names – a François Girard film – features an original score Academy Award-winning composer Howard Shore. The recording features exquisite solo violin passages performed by Australian-Taiwanese violinist Ray Chen.

The Song of Names stars Tim Roth and Clive Owen in a deeply moving story about friendship, betrayal, revelations and reconciliation that unfoldsover two continents and a half-century. Beneath the film’s stunning and pulsing musical revelations burn the horror of a war and the lost souls extinguished from history.

The Song of Names is the story of two boys brought together on the eve of World War II. Martin is the son of a successful music publisher. Dovidl is a nine-year-old violin prodigy from Warsaw who arrives in London to study, while living with Martin’s family. With Dovidl’s family trapped in Nazi-occupied Poland, the two boys form a symbiotic relationship, so close that they hardly know where one persona begins and the other ends.

A decade later, Dovidl has become a member of the family. Hours before his debut concert performance at the age of 21, with the aspirations of the family on his shoulders, Dovidl vanishes without a trace. 35 years later, a young violinist shows Martin, now in his late 50s, a gesture he could only have picked up from Dovidl. The revelation sets him on the trail to an astounding act of self-discovery and renewal. Martin finally finds his lost ‘brother,’ changed in ways that he could never have imagined.The music plays a central role in the film, evoking the emotional journey of the young boys in a challenging period in history.

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