Review by Backroads Music/Heartbeats

Suitably grand in scale and far-reaching in its scope, this soundtrack is the first new music from Vangelis since 1990's The City. 1492 stands up well next to Vangelis's classic Chariots of Fire, due to his innate ability to get right inside the material and provide an integral part of the film itself. Vangelis succeeds in capturing the 15th-century mood, mixing rich choral portions with modern elements, and portraying the larger than life character of Columbus, complete with full-range, dynamic sound. Tracks

  	1 Opening	  	         1:21
	2 Conquest of Paradise	  	 4:47
  	3 Monastery of la Rabida	 3:39
  	4 City of Isabel	  	 2:16
	5 Light and Shadow	  	 3:46
  	6 Deliverance	  	         3:28
	7 West Across the Ocean Sea	 2:53
  	8 Eternity	  	         1:59
  	9 Hispanola	  	         4:56
  	10 Moxica and the Horse	  	 7:06
  	11 Twenty Eighth Parallel	 5:14
  	12 Pinta, Nina, Santa Maria (Into Enternity) 13:19

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