SEALED

Quite possibly Lee Holdridge's finest hour! Or nearly two hours, that is! Original 2001 soundtrack from Simon Wiesenthal Center's Moriah Films division (Academy Award winners for GENOCIDE and THE LONG WAY HOME), directed by Richard Trank, scored by frequent collaborator Lee Holdridge.

Powerhouse music underlines first two decades of Israeli existence, conflicts in Middle East. Exciting battle music, stirring musical pleas for peace play on one side, sensitive melodies, haunting music for Golda play on the other. "Golda Suite" built from five related cues is moving, emotional work that can stand on its own. Massive themes throughout are further highlights. Complete score presented in dynamic stereo from digital masters helmed by Mike Ross in London. Lee Holdridge conducts augmented forces of the Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus.

CD 1
01. Aliyah [With Choir] 3:04
02. Opening 2:09
03. Reflections 1 3:06
04. Undercurrents and Kol Nidre 1 4:24
05. War Tensions 1:47
06. Palmach 2:59
07. Hatikvah 1 1:51
08. Lament 3:19
09. Oncoming War 2:50
10. Ba-Shana Haba 1 2:09
11. Jerusalem Of Gold 1:50
12. Jerusalem Surrenders 3:29
13. Jerusalem Loss Theme 4:10
14. The Other Burma Road 3:52
15. Betar Hymn and Palmach Song 1:40
16. Tension 1:59
17. Song Of Peace 3:45
18. It Will Be Good 7:01
CD 1 Total Time 55:59

CD 2
01. Aliyah [Without Choir] 3:02
02. Arabs Building and Bab El Wad 2:56
03. Volunteers 1:38
04. Reflections 2 3:15
05. Enigmatic Arafat 1:45
06. Hatikvah & Aliyah Variations 3:03
07. Ba-Shana Haba 2 1:20
08. Golda Suite 9:39
a) Meet Golda
b) Golda and Smith
c) Golda In Russia
d) Golda In Africa
e) Golda’s First Meeting
09. Jerusalem Loss Theme [Piano Solo] 1:31
10. The Trial and Martin Buber 2:44
11. Reflections 3 1:51
12. War Tensions Return 1:49
13. ‘56/’67 War 3:19
14. Hatikvah 2 2:01
15. Kol Nidre 2 1:51
16. Jerusalem Of Gold [Finale] 3:10
CD 2 Total Time 45:28

Total Time = 101:27