Name: John Debney’s "Elf" Full Orchestral Score
SKU: 9798985795578
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Who else to write the music about a human who thinks he’s an elf than John Debney? With scores like Liar, Liar, and Bruce Almighty, he has repeatedly proven himself an expert in the comedy genre. Since director Jon Favreau chose a “Rankin/Bass” palette, Debney follows suit with a nostalgic, charming, and quirky score for the adventures of a North Pole elf in modern-day New York City.

172 pages, 9X12 inches. Paperbound, printed in U.S.A

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1. Main Titles
2. Storybook
3. Orphanage
4. Elf Dancing
5. Buddy’s Childhood/Santa’s Sleigh
6. Buddy at Work
7. You Have a Special Talent
8. Nightmare
9. After the Fall
10. Buddy Learns the Truth About Parents
11. Goodbye Buddy
12. Buddy’s Journey to New York
13. Susan Wells
14. Buddy Sees Movie
15. Buddy Meets Josie
16. Yearbook
17. Beautiful Voice
18 Fake Santa
19. Dad’s Present
20. Jail Time
21. Buddy and the Little Girl
22. Elfized Home
23. Tucked In

24. Where Did You Get the Wood?
25. Pants Down/Evil Radiator
26. Elf at School
27. Snowball Fight
28. The Star
29. Take Buddy to Work With You
30. Let’s Hire Miles Finch
31. Trouble in the Mailroom
32. Miles Finch
33. Miles and Buddy
34. Buddy’s Goodbye
35. The Pitch Will Wait
36. Buddy Sees Santa
37. Buddy, Dad and Brother in Central Park
38. Mounted Police-Santa-Attack
39. Here Come the Police
40. The Chase Continues
41. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town Pt. 2
42. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town Pt. 3
43. Still Only 90%
44. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town Pt. 4
45. Here Comes the Sleigh
46. Auld Lang Syne

Weight	2 lbs
Dimensions	9 × 11 × 1 in

1 review for John Debney’s “Elf” Full Orchestral Score

Rated 5 out of 5
Rojelio – May 19, 2024
The ELF orchestral score is nothing short of John Debney’s brilliance at work. My favorite so far being Buddy’s Journey with those quick scene changes reminds me a bit of Jerry Goldsmith’s Soaring over California.