1) Prologue / The Hotel Balcony
2) Intro / Farmington
3) Fading* (by Jill Marie)
4) Kayleigh's Funeral
5) Down a Lonely Path
6) Anna's Theme
7) Always and Forevermore
8) The Dream / It's Time
9) The Stadium (Joshua's Theme)
10) Chelsea and David
11) The Amazing Mylo and the Doc
12) Before the Rain** (by Amy Craze)
13) The Revelation
14) Tiny Elephant and the Silence
15) We'll Find a Way
16) She Falls / Rolling Hills
17) Promise Me
18) Epilogue
19) Flying Free
2) Intro / Farmington
3) Fading* (by Jill Marie)
4) Kayleigh's Funeral
5) Down a Lonely Path
6) Anna's Theme
7) Always and Forevermore
8) The Dream / It's Time
9) The Stadium (Joshua's Theme)
10) Chelsea and David
11) The Amazing Mylo and the Doc
12) Before the Rain** (by Amy Craze)
13) The Revelation
14) Tiny Elephant and the Silence
15) We'll Find a Way
16) She Falls / Rolling Hills
17) Promise Me
18) Epilogue
19) Flying Free
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"Most people don't know this," says Daniel, "but I actually wrote most of the score to Flying Free when I was eighteen. I was writing the original novel, and with just about every scene I wrote, I kept hearing the music that I wanted with it, so when I wasn't in front of the computer, I was in front of the synthesizer, writing the music. What's interesting to me is the fact that while the story has gone through several revisions and changes since it's inception, the music has mostly stayed the same."
"I wrote the main theme to Flying Free first, and I will not ever stray from it, as I think it's one of the most beautiful themes I have ever written. It's also important for me to stick to the old-fashioned idea of a true movie score, which is based upon a theme and whose different variations and deviations from that theme, form the ambience, mood, life and emotion of the motion picture."
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"Most people don't know this," says Daniel, "but I actually wrote most of the score to Flying Free when I was eighteen. I was writing the original novel, and with just about every scene I wrote, I kept hearing the music that I wanted with it, so when I wasn't in front of the computer, I was in front of the synthesizer, writing the music. What's interesting to me is the fact that while the story has gone through several revisions and changes since it's inception, the music has mostly stayed the same."
"I wrote the main theme to Flying Free first, and I will not ever stray from it, as I think it's one of the most beautiful themes I have ever written. It's also important for me to stick to the old-fashioned idea of a true movie score, which is based upon a theme and whose different variations and deviations from that theme, form the ambience, mood, life and emotion of the motion picture."
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