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Current number of audio clips at Filmtracks: 4,775 Total amount of audio at Filmtracks: 39 hours, 45+ minutes When Filmtracks opened in 1996, it was a review site devoted only to textual content, and the number of audio clips with those reviews was limited to a sum of about 100. As part of the April/May, 2000, Theme of the Month, Filmtracks expanded the number of audio samples offered with its reviews to a total of 350, and created this library in which to list them. With the demand for audio samples always increasing, Filmtracks' November/December, 2001, Theme of the Month was devoted to the addition of 1,000 audio clips to Filmtracks, making this the largest and most eclectic film score audio library on the web. All of the clips are in the non-streaming Real Audio format, and are either encoded in ISDN mono (the first 380 clips) or ISDN stereo sound (all newer clips). The file sizes range from 60K to 200K each, so they're easy to download. Because of the high volume of traffic at Filmtracks, we are staying with the non-streaming Real Audio clips instead of the larger, bandwidth-heavy MP3 and QuickTime formats. Most importantly, each clip at Filmtracks is carefully hand chosen using our expertise of each score, which gives you a much better representation of the scores than the batch processed clips you often find at other sites. New clips are always being added, so check back and enjoy!

	Special Audio Clips:

• Evita: (Andrew Lloyd Webber)
        Don't Cry for me Argentina (the mix heard in the theatrical trailer), 242K evita.ra
  
  
• The Empire Strikes Back: (John Williams)
        Aboard the Executor (backwards mix of the rejected Imperial March) (0:37), 74K empire_back.ra
  
  
• Anywhere But Here: (Danny Elfman)
        Main Theme Suite (0:45), 238K anywhere15.ra
  
  
• The 1997 Academy Awards: (Jerry Goldsmith)
        Commercial Fanfare (written specifically for the 1997 awards) (0:30), 209K oscar.ra
  
  
• The Haunted House in EuroDisney, Paris: (John Debney)
        Finale (newly recorded from original 1950s theme) (0:30), 153K phantom_manor.ra
  
  
• The Tempest: (Cliff Eidelman)
        First Movement (from the concert piece) (0:45), 225K eidelman13.ra
  
  
• Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country: (Cliff Eidelman)
        End Title Suite (from 1993 Czech Symphony Orchestra performance) (0:46), 231K eidelman18.ra
  
  
• The Witches of Eastwick: (John Williams)
        The Dance of the Witches (0:30), 154K witches2.ra
  
  
• Up and Down: (Richard Band)
        Promotional two CD set: 20 audio clips
  
  
  
• The Filmtracks Collector's Corner
        Number of new collector's clips: 6
  

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