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PR: Torchwood Children of Earth

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  1. SILVA SCREEN RECORDS PRESENTS MUSIC FROM THE BBC’S SERIES



    TORCHWOOD: Children of Earth



    Highly Emotive adrenalin-fuelled Contemporary Epic Score Composed by BEN FOSTER

    Featuring music highlights from Torchwood series 3, the spin-off series from Doctor Who writer Russell T Davies.



    Ben Foster is best-known for his work as orchestrator and conductor on Doctor Who and as composer for Torchwood. His work on Torchwood has earned him two nominations for best soundtrack at the BAFTA Cymru Awards. Ben started his Film & TV career with scoring over 30 short films for various European directors and subsequently writing for a variety of television programmes. Most recently he has worked on big budget films The Mummy 3 - Tomb of the Dragon Emperor, Glorious 39, Is Anybody There? and Hoodwinked 2. In May 2009 he conducted the London Soundtrack Orchestra in the first complete performance of Herrmann’s score to Psycho live with the film. Ben was chairman of the judging panel for BBC Young Musician of the Year 2008 and is a regular contributor to various programs including Blue Peter and Clash for CBBC.



    Due to the popularity of the series, Torchwood has made a swift move from BBC Three to BBC Two, with the new series, Torchwood - Children Of Earth, finding itself on BBC One. Children of Earth, an epic story told over five nights,is Torchwood's greatest adventure yet.



    Starring John Barrowman (Captain Jack) Eve Myles, (Gwen Cooper) and Gareth David-Lloyd (Ianto Jones).



    CD: SILCD1290

    REL. DATE: August 11th 2009

    Issued under license from BBC Worldwide Audio and Music



    Tracklisting:



    DAY ONE

    1. The First Sacrifice (1.27)

    2. What's Occurring? (2.10)

    3. Jack's Daughter (1.28)

    4. Diplomatic Cars (1.20)

    5. We Are Coming (1.12)

    6. Thames House (1.53)

    7. Double Crossed (1.26)

    8. Countdown To Destruction (1.52)

    DAY TWO

    9. The Crater (1.00)

    10. Torchwood Hunted (1.42)

    11. Gwen's Baby (1.03)

    12. On The Run (1.13)

    13. Jack In A Box (1.34)

    14. Ianto Jones (0.50)

    15. Tractor Attack (2.21)

    16. Resurrection (1.11)

    DAY THREE

    17. Clement MacDonald (2.05)

    18. Something's Coming (2.35)

    19. Eye Spy (1.20)

    20. Trust Nobody (1.46)

    21. The World Looks To The Skies (2.10)



    DAY FOUR

    22. Jack's Secret (1.36)

    23. Clem Remembers (1.34)

    24. Judgement Day (4.05)

    25. Requiem For The Fallen (1.23)

    26. The Ballad Of Ianto Jones (4.36)

    DAY FIVE

    27. The Final Day (0.40)

    28. Calm Before The Storm (3.22)

    29. Phase Two Has Begun (1.50)

    30. Requisition 31 (2.38)

    31. He Was A Good Man (1.40)

    32. The Children Of Earth (3.28)

    33. Breaking The Connection (2.25)

    34. Fighting Back (2.02)

    35. Run For Your Lives (1.13)

    36. Sacrifice and Salvation (1.39)

    37. Redemption (3.13)

    38. I Can Run Forever (3.28)



    39. Here Comes Torchwood (2.24)

    40. Next Time On Torchwood (0.31)





    For more information contact cinemediapromo@yahoo.com
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      CommentAuthorDemetris
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2009
    Some interesting modern film music soup here, of the unoriginal kind; unsurprisingly.
    Love Maintitles. It's full of Wanders.
  3. Some tracks will hit you very hard after watching the whole thing.

    I tell you, those were terrific five days.
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      CommentAuthorDemetris
    • CommentTimeAug 17th 2009
    Indeed, that might change if i decide to watch the whole thing too; on CD it's nothing new though.
    Love Maintitles. It's full of Wanders.
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      CommentAuthorsdtom
    • CommentTimeAug 23rd 2009
    Tell me about the series!!!! Was it any good?
    listen to more classical music!
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      CommentAuthorRian
    • CommentTimeAug 23rd 2009
    I loved it. Definitely the best of Torchwood I've seen yet. They dosed it quite right, keeping it tense enough for all days. Even a major wtf-moment at the end of day 4. Not everyone was equally happy about it... but I guess it fits the darker theme of the show (compared to Dr. Who).

    The music? I like it. It sounds like Ben Foster has found the right sound for the series. The previous CD was a bit of a mish-mash of different styles, but nothing very original. The new one is a strong, uninterrupted steam train going from start to end, visiting back some of the themes of the characters and variations on a new theme; the children of earth theme. Not bad, not five stars good, but definitely not bad!
    What do you hear? Nothing but the rain...
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      CommentAuthorsdtom
    • CommentTimeAug 23rd 2009
    5 hours in 5 days?
    Thomas
    listen to more classical music!
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      CommentAuthorRalph Kruhm
    • CommentTimeAug 23rd 2009 edited
    The BBC aired the five episodes back-to-back on five nights of the same week. Each episode is one hour long (without commercial beaks) and tells the ongoings of one day of a five-day crisis.

    I saw the whole thing again yesterday, with a couple of Torchwood fans, and on Blu-Ray, which was actually my first ever Blu-Ray experience, complete with big flat screen TV and superior sound, and hell, was I blown away by it, again. This is very, very good british television, and the score really hit us hard at the exactly right moments, and not only because it was loud as hell.

    I´m seriously considering selling stuff to be able to afford a Blu-Ray player and a new TV. ^^

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