After the success of How To Train Your Dragon, the filmmakers toiled for four years to ensure that the sequel would live up to expectations set by the first film. John Powell incorporated old themes with new themes in such a way that there is a flawless evolution in the musical landscape.
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Cassian –
There’s quite a clear spelling mistake on the first page of the preview we’re shown (trupet). I hope it’s not like this for the rest of the score…
Augustin –
As the other books of omni music, it is fantastic !
Badly, this one is baddest as the first (but it still excellent) because, in first, there is no analyse of individual cues like in the first book, and it is some little funny mistakes (like when you see at the bar 80 of “battle of the bewilderbeast” an instrument named “guzheng”, but there actually is no a guzheng in the instrumentation at the beginning).
But there is a great book, and a beautiful object that can help you to understand the secrets of the musics! Je recomande !
Avec tous les compliments des musiciens français qui sont des fans de dragon et de powell !
It will be incredible that you made books of other big names of the film music, like star wars, Indiana Jones, harry potter, lord of rings, chicken run, kung fu panda…