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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (soundtrack)

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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Release information
Composer

Nicholas Hooper

Format

Compact Disc

Released

July 14, 2009[1]

Label

Warner Bros.

Genre

Film score

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is the soundtrack to the 2009 film of the same name, based on the book by J. K. Rowling. Nicholas Hooper composed the film's score who also composed the soundtrack for the previous Harry Potter movie, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix[2] Hooper followed John Williams, who scored the first three films, and Patrick Doyle who did the fourth. Hooper collaborated with the film's director David Yates in other movie projects. The soundtrack was released on July 14, 2009.

Contents

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  1. Opening
  2. In Noctem
  3. The Story Begins
  4. Ginny
  5. Snape & the Unbreakable Vow
  6. Wizard Wheezes
  7. Dumbledore's Speech
  8. Living Death
  9. Into the Pensieve
  10. The Book
  11. Ron's Victory
  12. Harry & Hermione
  13. School!
  14. Malfoy's Mission
  15. The Slug Party
  16. Into the Rushes
  17. Farewell Aragog
  18. Dumbledore's Foreboding
  19. Of Love & War
  20. When Ginny Kissed Harry
  21. Slughorn's Confession
  22. Journey to the Cave
  23. The Drink of Despair
  24. Inferi in the Firestorm
  25. The Killing of Dumbledore
  26. Dumbledore's Farewell
  27. The Friends
  28. The Weasley Stomp[3]

[edit] Groups and individuals behind the Soundtracks

  • Music Conducted by Nicholas Hooper and Alastair King.
  • Music Performed by The Chamber Orchestra of London.
  • Music recorded and mixed by Peter Cobbin at Abbey Road Studios.
  • Sam Okell - Assistant music mixer.
  • Score Produced by Darrell Alexander.
  • Nicole Wilson - Assistant Music Supervisor.
  • Marcia Crayford - Orchestra Leader.
  • Score Orchestrated by Jeff Atmajian, Alastair King, Geoff Alexander, Simon Whiteside and Daryl Griffith.
  • RSVP Voices and the School Choir of Queen's College, Oxford are the Choirs.
  • Allan Jenkins - Supervising Music Editor
  • Robert Houston - Music Editor
  • Robert Sneddon - Music Copying and Librarians
  • David Hage - Music Copying and Librarians
  • Ian Livingstone - Midi Programming
  • Cinesite - Scanning and Recording
  • Simon Burchell - Visual Effects Department Compositor.
  • Titles by Foreign Office.[4]

[edit] Behind the scenes

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