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Avatar
(2009)
Composed, Co-Orchestrated, Co-Conducted, and Co-Produced by:
James Horner

Co-Orchestrated by:
Nicholas Dodd
J.A.C. Redford
Gary Thomas
Jon Kull

Co-Conducted by:
Jasper Randall

Co-Produced by:
Simon Rhodes

Featured Instrumental Solos by:
Tony Hinnigan
Drea Pressley
Mark Edward Smith

Label:
Atlantic Records/Fox Music

Release Date:
December 15th, 2009

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Audio Clips:
2009 Album:

4. The Bioluminescence of the Night (0:30):
WMA (200K)  MP3 (254K)
Real Audio (179K)

5. Becoming One of "The People"/Becoming One With Neytiri (0:31):
WMA (204K)  MP3 (254K)
Real Audio (179K)

10. The Destruction of Hometree (0:30):
WMA (202K)  MP3 (254K)
Real Audio (179K)

13. War (0:29):
WMA (191K)  MP3 (239K)
Real Audio (168K)


2009 Avatar Website Bonus Track:

1. Into the Na'vi World (0:34):
WMA (224K)  MP3 (284K)
Real Audio (199K)

Availability:
Regular U.S. release. The additional 90-second cue "Into the Na'vi World" was released as a teaser on the score's offical website several weeks before the album's street date.

Awards:
  The song and score were both nominated for Golden Globe and Grammy awards. The score was nominated for a BAFTA award and an Academy Award.










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