> I am going to disagree with you, politely. Doyle's score, while not
> keeping with the same themes and such, fits quite well within the series
> because of the texture it creates. To me, the whole score has this rather
> cloudy feeling over it, and I get the same feeling from the film - the
> previous three movies didn't have that and neither did their scores. The
> film itself moves away from the feelings and styles of the first three and
> as a result so does the score - it is a logical succession. Not to mention
> that Williams himself began to leave behind some of his own themes in POA
> leaving us with mostly just Hedwig's Theme, just as Doyle did here.

> I think Doyle's score is actually the best of the franchise, I don't
> honestly know why, but this one is the one that pops into my head when I
> think "best Potter score." I love Doyle's themes, I love his
> layering and his action cues, his orchestration is top notch. Do I miss
> some of the older themes? Of course, particularly the six note rising and
> falling theme for Harry's past that was used so magnificently in the first
> score (A Change of Season for example, first score track 10). I rather
> miss the quidditch theme too, and A Window to the Past. But when a new
> composer takes over the franchise one has to expect that they will bring
> their own musical ideas. Sometimes this is a tragic let down, but in this
> case I'd say it was an incredible gift from Doyle. Continuity aside, this
> score is amazing, methodic, and simply beautiful.

> I've listened to some of Hooper's score and it seems to be in the same
> vein as Doyle's score, I like what I heard.

> Amuro

halaluya thank you thank you so much for loving this masterful score as much i do and let this be a lesson to those dispickable doyle haters that yes some of the themes of the first three were missing but lets not forget from amuro's own words that williams had leave out the themes on the POA soundtrack with the excecptions of hedwig's theme as well so therefore it sets the basis what doyle did with the GOF score leave out the old themes but still have the ever reconazible hedwig's theme intact and of coarse the new harry potter nicolase hooper will continue that trind as well on behalf myself and the more loyal doyle fans i would like to thank you amuro for loving this score for what it is regardless of its continuity hoopla so thank you so much for likeing this score and together we will teach those schondruls a lesson for bitching doyle like crazy we will win the day long live harry potter music