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The Promise [SOUNDTRACK]

Klaus Badelt (Artist)
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Product Details
  • Audio CD (May 16, 2006)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Soundtrack
  • Label: Superb Records
  • ASIN: B000FC2F74
  • Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  (6 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.com Sales Rank: #124,989 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Track Listings

1. Freedom Of The Wa
2. Wuji – Main Theme
3. Love Theme
4. Kunlun, The Slave
5. Qingcheng, The Princess
6. Guangming, The General
7. Wuhuan, The Duke
8. Princess Kite
9. The Promise
10. Snow Country
11. The Robe
12. Save The King
13. Guilang, The Assassin
14. Saving A Princess
15. Feather Fight
16. Waterfall
17. Stampede
18. Come Back
19. Birdcage
20. Wuhuan’s Plan
Editorial Reviews
From the Artist
"Once you have accepted your destiny, nothing can alter it unless rivers flow uphill, time runs backwards and the dead come back to life." --The Sorceress, Wuji-The Promise As human beings, are we free to live out our lives according to our own desires, in accordance with our will, or are we merely powerless pawns in the hand of destiny? These are potent questions that in some way or another confront us all, sometimes in the most unexpected of ways. In a sense, I do believe that our fate is pre-determined. Yet paradoxically, I do not believe that this absolves us of our responsibility to try to alter it for the greater good, nor do I believe that fate has the final word. We might even say we are co-authors with fate of our destiny. Of course, long before we began pre-production, I had conceptualized what the story would be: a beautiful Princess, a courageous Slave, an ambitious, charismatic Mighty General, an evil and cunning Duke, each propelled forward and entwined by vehement passions: greed, ambition, loyalty, revenge, the unremitting search for true love. Their dance with destiny would be choreographed not only by these powerful drives and desires, but also by promises and contracts made years before - each setting his or her own course for themselves earlier in life. Furthermore, I would set the story "3,000 years ago in the future, somewhere in Asia." That was the essence of the film, the premise from which I started. Yet a series of synchronicitous events unfolded that shaped the film in distinct ways that I had not pr