L'Arnacoeur (Original Motion Picture Score) Album Credits

OUTDATED - March 17th, 2010
This post is outdated. This labelcopy represents a short-lived, early version of the album which sadly I had to take down and replace. Read the full story and the updated, current credit list here.

Most online store don't display liner notes and credits, we noticed. While we build the ebooklet microsite, here are the album credits in the meantime.

Track Listing

1 Love Theme
2 Bodyguard
3 Juliette's Theme
4 Going For A Ride
5 Bicycle Chase
6 Doing The Wrong Things (Film Version)*
7 Rapproachment
8 Plane to Vegas
9 Beginning to Fall
10 Spying Bums
11 Carjacking
12 Wedding Dress
13 Monaco
14 Don't Cry
15 Debts
16 Near Kiss
17 Nuts
18 Matteo
19 Two of Us
20 Digging In the Dirt
21 Elevator
22 Doing The Wrong Things (Album Version)*

Album Credits

Score

Music by Klaus Badelt. Additional Music by Andrew Raiher. Published by KB Publishing (GEMA).
Score Produced & mixed by Klaus Badelt at Theme Park Studios, Santa Monica (USA)
Score Co-Produced by Christopher S. Brooks
Orchestrated by Brad Warnaar
Orchestra: London Metropolitan Orchestra, conducted by Andy Brown
Recorded at EMI Abbey Road Studios, London (England) and Theme Park Studios, Santa Monica (USA)
Orchestra Recorded by Jake Jackson. Assistant Engineer: John Barrett
Music Preparation by Vic Fraser
For Wunderhorn Music, Inc. (USA) -
Executive Music Producer: Robyn Klein
Score Production Manager: Simone de Leuw
Score Technical Advisor: Mark Anthony Yaeger
Piano: Klaus Badelt
Guitar: Andrew Raiher
Bass: Christopher Carmichael
Musical Executive Production: QUAD Productions

Songs

*Tracks 6, 22 written by Christopher Potter and Klaus Badelt. Produced by Klaus Badelt. Vocals by Rebecca Young. Published by Christopher Potter (ASCAP) and KB Publishing (GEMA). Courtesy of labelzero LLC.

(p) 2010 by QUAD Productions
© 2010 by WUNDERHORN MUSIC, INC.

Klaus would like to thank: Pascal Chaumeil, Nicolas Duval, Yann Zenou, Laurent Zeitoun, Helene Karson, Jean-Pierre Arquié, Marie Sabbah, Helen Hathorn, Sylvie Landra, Christian Riffard, John Tempereau, Joel Sill, Hervé Lécoz & HLC Paris, Euphonix, M-Audio and Anthony Gallo.

For Juliette, Lukas and Malona.