> Christian I strongly disagree. The first track "Hymn" is solemn,
> very moving and tinged with the pathos of regret and loss. It is one of
> the stand-out cues of the CD. The opening track "Al Bathra/Main
> Title" which employs the sound of helicopter rotors spinning in the
> distance which gradually blend in with the music is creative, innovative
> and persuasive. The track "The Elegy" builds and ascends to a
> stirring emotional crescendo while the track "Courage Under
> Fire" provides the lyrical and mvoing music we have come to love from
> Horner. The CD concludes with one of Horner's reknown lengthly tracks
> "A Final Resting Place" that slowly builds to a dramatic and
> final restatement of the heartfelt hymn. The music works well in the film,
> and continues to be a great relisten for contemplative moments. I love
> this score.

I second this comment, I really like this score too for the reasons mentioned above.