The Black Dahlia (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

by Mark Isham

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The Black Dahlia (OST) - Phyiscal Copy

Physical copy of The Black Dahlia Original Motion Picture Score. Recorded at Abbey Road, London, The Black Dahlia tells the infamous story of Elizabeth Short, and the dark noir tale of her Hollywood murder. Directed by Brian DePalma, audiences are treated to a fresh hommage to traditional Hollwood noir. The score, with its nods to Bernstein, flows dramatically through the film, with Isham himself providing the mournful trumpet that anchors the music.

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	1.	The Black Dahlia/Zoot Suit Riots 02:14
	2.	At Norton and Coliseum 04:06
	3.	The Dahlia 03:08
	4.	The Two Of Us 03:36
	5.	Mr. Fire Versus Mr. Ice 03:15
	6.	Madeline 03:05
	7.	Dwight and Kay 03:11
	8.	Hollywoodland 02:53
	9.	Red Arrow Inn 01:35
	10.	Men Who Feed On Others 04:24
	11.	Super Cops 02:00
	12.	Death At The Olympic 03:32
	13.	No Other Way 02:06
	14.	Betty Short 02:18
	15.	Nothing Stays Buried Forever 06:26

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The Black Dahlia Original Motion Picture Score, recorded at Abbey Road, London. The Black Dahlia tells the infamous story of Elizabeth Short, and the dark noir tale of her Hollywood murder. Directed by Brian DePalma, audiences are treated to a fresh hommage to traditional Hollwood noir. The score, with its nods to Bernstein, flows dramatically through the film, with Isham himself providing the mournful trumpet that anchors the music.

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released 12 September 2006
Music by Mark Isham, Orchestration by Brad Dechter, Orchestra Leader Gavyn Wright, Orchestra Contracted by Isobel Griffiths, Trumpet Solos by Mark Isham, English Horn Solos by Jane Marshall, Additional Music and Everything Else Under the Sun by Cindy O'Connor, Music Recorded and Mixed by Simon Rhodes, Assisted by Richard Lancaster and Ian Strickland, Pre-Record Engineering by Tyler Parkinson, Music Preparation by Dave Hage, Music Editing by Ramiro Belgardt