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‘The Pillars of the Earth’ tells the story about the construction of a
cathedral in 12th century England – an almost impossible undertaking in a time
of war and great despair. Conspiracies and political intrigue endanger the
lives of Aliena the noblewoman, Jack the outlaw-turned-mason, Philip the monk
and their hometown of Kingsbridge. Will faith and love prevail in the face of
violent attacks, ruthless kings and greedy bishops?

The soundtrack, composed by Tilo Alpermann, reflects these themes: darkness
and violence, longing and loss, faith and passion. Tilo Alpermann’s
composition wonderfully orchestrated by the FilmHarmonic Orchestra in Prague
is a piece of art retelling the story of ‘The Pillars of the Earth’ without
words and visuals. A wonderful achievement.

Tracklist:

1 The Pillars of the Earth – Main Theme
2 The Lark in the Hunter’s Net
3 Philip of Gwynedd
4 Bishop Waleran
5 Philip of Gwynedd (Resonemus Hoc Natali)
6 Kingsbridge Cathedral
7 A cold Winter’s Tale
8 The Choir of Kingsbridge (Veri Floris sub Figura)
9 They say the Devil has come to Kingsbridge
10 Milius and Cuthbert
11 Subprior Remigius
12 A Boy called Jack
13 The Roads of Shiring
14 God thunders wondrously with his Voice
15 King Stephen and Empress Maude
16 Meeting the Princess
17 Richard’s Torment
18 William Hamleigh close on our heels
19 The Song of Winchester
20 Father, what have they done to you
21 Lady Aliena of Shiring
22 Tom Builder’s family
23 Kingsbridge Cathedral shall be rebuilt
24 A Man called Jack
25 He loves You
26 The Market
27 Memories of the Jongleur
28 Hell
29 He that committeth Sin (Choir)
30 Bishop Waleran’s Wrath
31 The Roads of Shiring Reprise
32 Where can we go from here?
33 The Way of St. James
34 Foreign Miracles
35 The Song of Toledo
36 The Choir of St. Denis
37 We came to see you, Jack – Love Theme
38 The Trial
39 Taking back Earlscastle
40 The Monk, the Lady and the Bastard
41 Rest now, Tom
42 Philip of Gwynedd (12th century version)
43 The Lark in the Hunter’s Net (Ellen’s version) – arranged and composed by
Lukas Deuschel

Ken Follett’s The Pillars of the Earth – Soundtrack