What is the theme song of Braveheart?

The music of Braveheart was carefully produced by the ace American soundtrack master James Horner.

In the album, Horner was responsible for the production and arrangement of the album. , conductor and other various roles.

The majestic, soul-stirring and gorgeous music that he and several musicians from the London Symphony Orchestra completed with all their strength

makes people think all the time. The intricate plot greatly enriches the linear narrative structure of the film through the ever-changing main melody and alternating fast and slow rhythms, especially the composer's skillful use of national musical instruments. , only brings the extraordinary monochrome into the listener's ears, and at the same time embellishes the plot of the hero's shortness of breath and the love between his son and his daughter very vividly; in addition, from this album, we can also feel to the development Horner sought in his musical vision. Throughout the music, there is a slow rhythmic gap between each section, and the expressive method of tension is indeed impressive. This is an impeccable piece of music that makes people unable to put it down

James Horner was born on August 14, 1953 in Los Angeles, USA.

In his early years, he studied at the prestigious Royal Academy of Music, the University of California, Los Angeles and the University of Southern California

. Since entering the field of film and television creation, he has always been unique in the music world with his beautiful, gorgeous and poetic soundtrack style.

In 1989, Horner won a Grammy Award for "Glory", and the song "Somewhere Out There" he had previously composed for the animated film "American Rat

Tales" not only made him It was nominated for an Oscar and a Golden Globe, and even won the Grammy Awards for "Best Song" and "Best Movie Interlude" that year.

Since 1995, Horner has established itself with a series of film scores with different styles, such as "The Year of Love", "Brave Heart", and "Apollo 13". dominance in his creative field.

Two years later, the music he composed for the epic blockbuster "Titanic" not only won him Oscars, but also won the film the "Best Award of the Year"

As a result, James Horner has certainly become the most

hot ace film soundtrack master in today's music scene.!

"Braveheart" movie soundtrack: wallace courts murron

Friends from Scotland

I raise a glass to you

Because you have recorded the heroic deeds

After many hardships After the darkness

It can also allow future generations to admire the heroic style

Friends who tell this story

I raise a glass to you

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