James Horner: his greatest film music – Cinema Premiere.fr

Stalingrad (2001)

Back in Annaud for Horner, who delivers a belligerent elegiac score and, in the tradition of Glory , inspired especially Russian composers of the “Great Patriotic War” and Shostakovich -Prokofiev in mind. The result is, like the film, a marvel.

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