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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
John Williams, William Ross

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Track Listing

  1. Prologue: Book II And The Escape From The Dursleys
  2. Fawkes The Phoenix
  3. The Chamber Of Secrets
  4. Gilderoy Lockhart
  5. The Flying Car
  6. Knockturn Alley
  7. Introducing Colin
  8. The Dueling Club
  9. Dobby The House Elf
  10. The Spiders
  11. Moaning Myrtle
  12. Meeting Aragog
  13. Fawkes Is Reborn
  14. Meeting Tom Riddle
  15. Cornish Pixies
  16. Polyjuice Potion
  17. Cakes For Crabbe And Goyle
  18. Dueling The Basilisk
  19. Reunion Of Friends
  20. Harry's Wondrous World

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #30256 in Music
  • Brand: HARRY POTTER & THE CHAMBER OF SE
  • Released on: 2002-11-12
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Format: Soundtrack

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Album Description
Full Title - Harry Potter And The Chamber Of Secrets. Composed by legendary film composer John Williams. Available in five different collectible covers. All editions will feature a Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets mini-poster. Atlantic. 2002.

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Another multi-gazillion-dollar Hollywood franchise, another chapter in the remarkable career of John Williams. Though he's already been responsible for scoring some of the most overwhelmingly successful film series of all time, in tackling the second installment of the Harry Potter saga, Williams once again proves why his name is held in such high regard in scoring circles. While he utilizes the themes he established in Sorcerer's Stone, Williams's restless inventiveness still manages to cast this chapter in a fresh new musical light. Since many of the cues here are action or atmospheric-oriented, and thus lacking in need for strong melodic hooks, the veteran composer's mastery of orchestral color--and no small amount of stylistic reinvention--infuses the proceedings with a sense of wholeness and a surprising maturity that's a key element in conjuring up the film's crucial suspension of disbelief. Harry Potter may be but a fictional wizard, but John Williams proves yet again he's the real thing. --Jerry McCulley