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| 1. Prologue: Book II And The Escape From The Dursleys |
| 2. Fawkes The Phoenix |
| 3. The Chamber Of Secrets |
| 4. Gilderoy Lockhart |
| 5. The Flying Car |
| 6. Knockturn Alley |
| 7. Introducing Colin |
| 8. The Dueling Club |
| 9. Dobby The House Elf |
| 10. The Spiders |
| 11. Moaning Myrtle |
| 12. Meeting Aragog |
| 13. Fawkes Is Reborn |
| 14. Meeting Tom Riddle |
| 15. Cornish Pixies |
| 16. Polyjuice Potion |
| 17. Cakes For Crabbe And Goyle |
| 18. Dueling The Basilisk |
| 19. Reunion Of Friends |
| 20. Harry's Wondrous World |
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Could Be Better,
By Kristina D. Smith (Naperville,IL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Audio CD)
I didn't think that this was all this great. The songs sound the same after a while. The sound too similar to the first and there movie.I do like it though. The music is nice and creative. But only to a point. I would personally just stick with the first sound track.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Great new themes!, everything else is (deja vu),
By A Customer
This review is from: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Audio CD)
I really liked the additional 20 minutes written for this movie along with the new themes but that's about it. Everything else was material from the first movie rehashed by William Ross, thank god John actually wrote the 3rd movie's score because the end result is a fresh new score and it's way better then this one!, I've just finished listening to it.
5.0 out of 5 stars
AMAZING AGAIN!!!,
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This review is from: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Audio CD)
In my opinion, this score is better than the previous from the Scorer's Stone. Mainly because the orchestration is mmore intense and colorful. After hearing the Chamber, and then go back to The Stone, you'll feel that the first one lacked some developmental elements, and orchestral emptiness. William Ross has really taken Williams' score to the next level. I'm interested to see when Ross will have his own score.
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