Bram Stoker's Dracula
Dirigierpartitur
by Wojciech Kilar
Orchestra - Sheet Music

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SKU: M7.OMNI-79552

Dirigierpartitur. Composed by Wojciech Kilar. This edition: Paperback/Softcover. Sheet music. Study score. Composed 1992. Omni Music Publishing #OMNI 79552. Published by Omni Music Publishing (M7.OMNI-79552).

ISBN 9798985795523.

In 1992, Columbia Pictures released director Francis Ford Coppola's sumptuous vision of the Dracula myth, based on Bram Stoker's story. It was a massive success for the studio, earning $215.9 million, five times the budget. Based on a script penned by James V. Hart, critics praised the film's grand, gorgeous, and gothic production design. Gary Oldman turned in an iconic and nuanced performance as the titular character. Coppola tasked Polish composer, Wojciech Kilar, to write the music for the Eastern European setting. His score reflects both sides of Dracula: the menacing and the sensuous. Kilar chose to utilize traditional leitmotifs. There are four primary themes, each of which must balance between elements of horror, romance, vengeance, and redemption. Dracula's music captures the character's tortured psyche; a forlorn soul tom between vengeance and unrequited love. The love theme offers the score's most brilliant and sublime moments. It is Barry-esque in its sensibilities, featuring alto- and bass-flute solos, harp adornments, and lush string harmonies. Kilar adds a full chorus for mystery and might who supply disquieting whispers and glorious religious chants. For the first time ever, musicians, music students, conductors - any music lover - can study Dracula in this durable, high-quality edition, carefully reproduced and edited from the original handwritten manuscript.

  • Film Credits
  • An Analysis of the Score
  • Instrumentation
  • The Beginning
  • The Beginning (cont.'d)
  • The Book
  • The Journey
  • The Castle
  • The Fatal Step
  • The LEgacy
  • Mina's Photo (Spilled Ink)
  • The Party
  • Dracula's Shadow (The Book)
  • The Brides
  • To the Brides
  • The Storm
  • First Look (The Letter I)
  • Love Remembered (Alt.)
  • Lucy's Neck
  • The Cinema
  • Dracula Travels Part (Lucy's Window)
  • Rules Café Waltz (Album Version)
  • Mina/Dracula (Rules Café)
  • Lucy Squirms (Alt.)
  • First Look Ver. 1 Alt (The Letter II)
  • The Hunt Builds
  • Dracula Revealed
  • Lucy's Lullaby
  • Vocal & Harp
  • The Stake
  • The Hunter's Prelude (Vampire Hunters)
  • The Hunter's Prelude
  • The Green Mist
  • Mina/Dracula (Orig Ext End)
  • First Look Alt. Ver. 1 (The Fire)
  • The Train
  • So Cold
  • Mina Possessed
  • Lucy's Screech (Ring of Fire)
  • Race Against the Sunset
  • Love Eternal (Love Remembered)
  • The End
  • End Credits
  • Dracula's Shadow Alt. (The Book)
  • To the Brides Alt. 1
  • Lucy Squirms (Orig.)
  • Rules Café Waltz (The Letter II Alt.)
  • Lucy's Screech (The Stake Alt.)
  • Love Remembered (Orig.)
  • First Look Alt. Ver. 2 (The Letter II Alt.)
  • The Brides Alt. (So Cold Alt.)
  • Race Against the Sunset Alt.
  • Toolbox D A, B, C
  • Dracula Toolbox
  • Tears to Diamonds
  • To the Brides Alt. 2
  • From the Brides
  • Saving Lucy
  • Rules Café Waltz (Orig. Ver.)
  • Remembering