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Hi everyone,
since I saw the second SpiderMan-Trailer (the one which was shown after the WTC-Trailer was banned) I am asking myself “what a bombastic, fast and dynamic sound that was”
It would be great if u could tell me that.
is it on the O.S.T or perhaps on an “inspired by”album?greet
ChristophIf it’s a >>typical<< movie trailer, it doesn't even use music from the movie at all, since they start making trailers even before the editing (and sometimes the shooting) is completed. I can’t speak for that particular trailer, but if you’re planning to hear it on the soundtrack, just be braced for the possibility of being disappointed.
The music used in the trailer its from a band called E.S. Posthumus, and the album name is Unearthed. The track used in the trailer its Pompeii.
They actually used a couple of tracks, “Pompeii” and the end of “Ninevah,” I think.
When I saw the trailer I’m sure I was listening to som music from the planet of the apes too.
Bobby
yeah there was a bit of PoTA in there as well as the matrix
I saw the Spiderman 2 Theatrical trailer and the music was some dramtic classical music. Can anyone tell me the name of it. Thanks
It didn’t sound like Pompeii…there was more choir and drama in the Spiderman TrailerAnthony wrote:
> I saw the Spiderman 2 Theatrical trailer and the music was some
> dramtic classical music. Can anyone tell me the name of it.
> Thanksthese are all the songs used in all the previews
“Burn The Clock” – Adam Freeland
“Lacrimosa” – Immediate Music
“Orch and Choir Rise” – Immediate Music
“Switchback Instrumental” – Celldweller
The Last Samurai (2003) – Hans Zimmer – “Ronin” cue
Plunkett & Macleane (1999) – Craig Armstrong – “Hanging” cue (this might be the one you are thinking about)
Sound design and Sound source – Tim Gedemer
Original Trailer Music – Robert Etoll
Spider-Man (2002) – Danny ElfmanWhat is the last classical music song in the original spider man 2 trailer?
What is the last classical music song in the original spider man 2 trailer?
“Lacrimosa” – Immediate Music
It’s the gregorian, classical chant, latin choir, or whatever you want to call it piece.where can i get the switchback instrumental version track at does anyone know?
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