it features a rotating cast of different instruments. Sleeping at Last: that should be such an easy question to answer, but i always seem to stumble over it! i’ll give it my best shot though… my music is sometimes on the gentler side of things. Pattinson Post: How would you describe your music? Their song, Turning Page, is on the Breaking Dawn Part 1 soundtrack out today! The folks over at Pattinson Post had the opportunity to interview Ryan O’Neal of Sleeping At Last. Burwell’s return to the Saga for Breaking Dawn was an exciting one, and having him score this moment proves just why.Ĭheck out the rest of Amanda’s choices here. “Renesmee” comes into being, for one, and “Bella” dies and is re-born herself. Carter Burwell – “Love, Death, Birth”: This piece of the score came in at the point when “Bella” is fighting for not just her own life but for her baby’s as well. “Sister Rosetta” was a great song for this scene because it was quick, happy, and a little bit rattling, just like “Bella.” I also quite like the joinder of the lyric, “Queens of Twilight” with “Bella.” She is, after all, the “Queen” of Twilight.Ĥ. She races around trying to prepare for what is, to just about every woman, a pivotal night in her life by brushing her teeth, shaving her legs, and picking out something to wear. The Noisettes – “Sister Rosetta”: One of the things Breaking Dawn – Part 1 did really well was to add some humor in the in-between points, and “Bella’s” need for “a few human moments” was one such. The Twilight Examiner, Amanda Bell, has a really great article up on the 5 best placed songs in the movie.ĥ.
It’s not even close to the previous frontrunner, Twilight.
on the Breaking Dawn Part 1 soundtrack than any other soundtrack in the franchise. We have gotten more comments, emails, tweets, etc.
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