Cloud Atlas (soundtrack)

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Cloud Atlas (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Soundtrack album by
Released23 October 2012 (digital)
13 November 2012 (physical)
Recorded2012
Genre Film score
Length77:25
Label
Producer
Johnny Klimek chronology
Killer Elite
(2012)
Cloud Atlas
(2012)
Open Heart
(2012)
No.TitleFeaturing artistLength
1."Prelude: The Atlas March" 1:15
2."Cloud Atlas Opening Title" 3:47
3."Travel to Edinburgh" 1:42
4."Luisa's Birthmark" 3:00
5."Cavendish In Distress" 1:23
6."Papa Song" 4:15
7."Sloosha's Hollow"Gabriel Mounsey2:59
8."Sonmi-451 Meets Chang" 3:34
9."Won't Let Go" 4:09
10."Kesselring" 1:54
11."The Escape" 5:43
12."Temple Of Sacrifice" 2:03
13."Catacombs" 1:35
14."Adieu" 4:15
15."New Direction" 1:46
16."All Boundaries Are Conventions" 2:38
17."The Message" 2:13
18."Chasing Luisa Rey" 4:53
19."Sonmi's Discovery" 3:23
20."Death Is Only A Door" 3:48
21."Cloud Atlas Finale" 4:17
22."The Cloud Atlas Sextet for Orchestra" Gene Pritsker 4:57
23."Cloud Atlas End Title"Gene Pritsker7:56
Total length:77:25

Accolades

List of awards and nominations
OrganizationAward categoryNominee(s)Result
Austin Film Critics Association Awards [10] Best Score Johnny Klimek, Tom Tykwer and Reinhold Heil Won
Central Ohio Film Critics Association [11] Best ScoreNominated
CinEuphoria Awards [12] Best Original Music – International Competition
German Film Awards [13] [14] Best Film Music
Golden Globe Awards [15] Best Original Score
Houston Film Critics Society Awards [16] [17] [18] Best Original ScoreWon
International Film Music Critics Association Awards [19] [20] Film Score of the YearNominated
Best Original Score for a Fantasy/Science Fiction/Horror Film
Film Music Composition of the Year Johnny Klimek, Tom Tykwer and Reinhold Heil for "The Cloud Atlas Sextet for Orchestra"
St. Louis Gateway Film Critics Association [21] [22] [23] Best Music Score/Soundtrack Johnny Klimek, Tom Tykwer and Reinhold Heil

Personnel

Credits adapted from CD liner notes: [24]

Cover artwork
Management
Orchestra and choir
Soloists

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