White Fang (1991)

Composer(s):
Basil Poledouris, Shirley Walker (additional music), Hans Zimmer (additional music), Fiachra Trench (additional music)

Released in:
1991

Reviews

White Fang the epic of all movie scores
by Scott Gamble (July 25, 2009)
I will not tell you where I got my soundtrack. I will tell you that it is a CRYING SHAME that I had to go about getting it the way I did. I am not a thief and I don't steal. I will however go to just about any measure to acquire a certain piece of music. The soundtrack of White Fang is one of the most moving pieces, I've ever heard. I have about 1000 soundtracks in my collection and all are different, some soft sounds of music, some beautifully orchestrated. The music of White Fang goes beyond the realm of beauty and joins in a tapestry of colors to release a climax of exhalation. Here's how: Poledouris knew his craft of composing music to blend the love of a young man to his wolf pet and the beautiful mountains background of Alaska. He uses explosions of orchestrations and the relaxed, hushed sounds of tranquil harmony to expose all of the scenes of White Fang. Using the backdrop of the Mount McKinley and the light blue sky, Poledouris geniously creates a bond of orchestrations to bring audience and film together.

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