Soundtrack Information

Emma

MovieScore Media (MMS-09028)

Release Date: December 1, 2009

Formats: CD, Digital

Music From

Emma (2010) [Miniseries]

Music By

Samuel Sim

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Track Listing

1.	Emma Main Titles Get this album or track at:	0:58
2.	Emma Woodhouse Was Borne Get this album or track at:	3:32
3.	Expansion Project Get this album or track at:	1:45
4.	Rescued from the Gypsies Get this album or track at:	1:27
5.	A Ball Get this album or track at:	1:02
6.	Knightley's Walk Get this album or track at:	1:07
7.	Dolls Get this album or track at:	1:35
8.	The World Has Left Us Behind Get this album or track at:	1:41
9.	Arrival of Little Knightley Get this album or track at:	1:02
10.	Donwell Dancing Again Get this album or track at:	3:03
11.	Superior Men Get this album or track at:	1:01
12.	Matchmaker Get this album or track at:	1:47
13.	Walk of Shame Get this album or track at:	1:38
14.	Playing Harriet Get this album or track at:	2:52
15.	Without Suspicion Get this album or track at:	2:25
16.	Frank Is Free Get this album or track at:	2:34
17.	Mr. Elton Get this album or track at:	0:54
18.	Blind Endeavours Get this album or track at:	3:15
19.	The Last Dance Get this album or track at:	1:43
20.	Lost and Found Get this album or track at:	1:46
21.	Only People We Like Get this album or track at:	1:31
22.	The Ship's Cook Get this album or track at:	2:25
23.	Cliff Tops Get this album or track at:	1:43
24.	Secrets Get this album or track at:	2:26
25.	It's Snowing and Heavily Get this album or track at:	1:37
26.	The Seaside Get this album or track at:	1:40
27.	Love Story Get this album or track at:	1:06
28.	Most Ardently in Love Get this album or track at:	1:24
	Total Album Time:	50:59

From the Manufacturer

When Rachel Portman wrote the score for the theatrical feature film version of Jane Austen's Emma in 1996, it resulted in an Oscar for 'Best Music'. With the arrival of BBC's new television series based on the same Austen classic, the story is blessed with another award-worthy score, this time penned by another talented British composer, Samuel Sim.

His orchestral score for Emma is elegant, witty, romantic, beautiful and delightfully rich in emotion. Sim uses his catchy theme in many different settings throughout the score, and also introduces a number of secondary themes. Beautifully orchestrated primarily for strings, woodwinds, piano and harp, Emma is high quality British television music at its best.

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