Walking With The Enemy Soundtrack Feat. The Score Composed And Conducted By Timothy Williams Out Now
November 11, 2014
Film Music Daily Staff
Lakeshore Records is pleased to release the soundtrack to Walking With The Enemy, featuring original music composed and conducted by Timothy Williams (Composer: Red Sky; Orchestrator: Guardians of the Galaxy), who recorded the score at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in England. “It was a dream come true to record my score at the famed Abbey Road Studios, with some of the finest musicians in the world. They brought such passion and depth to the music. It was recorded by the legendary Andrew Dudman and Sam Okell, and mixed by the talented John Rodd.” The soundtrack out now on iTunes and will be on CD on February 10.
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Walking With The Enemy (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Timothy Williams
- Main Title
- Late for Work
- Invasion
- Sophie
- Rachel’s Abduction
- Changing World
- Ferenz’ Mission
- Hannah Threatened
- Ghetto House
- Hannah and Elek
- Palace Attack
- Family Goodbye
- Auschwitz
- Death March
- Bridge Battle
- A Mother’s Goodbye
- Near Escape
- Russian Battle
- Final Goodbye
- Elek’s Last Stand
- Adam’s Speech
![[Timothy Williams conducting at Abbey Roads Studios for Walking With The Enemy]](https://filmmusicdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/timothy-williams-WWTE-abbey-road-900.jpg)
Photo courtesy of Composer Timothy Williams
Inspired by a true story, WALKING WITH THE ENEMY is an unforgettable film of love, courage, and sacrifice. Set in Hungary during the final months of World War II, a young man sets out to find his displaced family by using a stolen Nazi uniform to pose as an officer. Filled with suspense and danger, he undertakes extraordinary measures to reroute his family and others to safety by disrupting the activities of the German occupiers.
Walking With The Enemy stars Jonas Armstrong, Academy Award winner Ben Kingsley (Stonehearst Asylum, Schindler’s List), Hannah Tointon, Simon Kunz, Simon Dutton and Burn Gorman.
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