Kung Fu Panda 3 (soundtrack)

Kung Fu Panda 3 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Kung Fu Panda 3 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Film score by Hans Zimmer
Released	January 29, 2016
Recorded	December 2014 – October 2015
Studio	Abbey Road Studios (London, England); Air Studios (London, England); Shanghai Broadcast Studio (Shanghai, China); Remote Control Productions (Santa Monica, California, United States);
Genre	Classical; traditional ; Chinese ;
Length	69:17
Label	Sony Classical
Producer	Hans Zimmer ; Lorne Balfe ;
Hans Zimmer chronology

Last updated August 10, 2024

Kung Fu Panda 3 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is the soundtrack album to the 2016 film Kung Fu Panda 3 , the third instalment in the Kung Fu Panda franchise and the sequel to Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011). The film score is composed by Hans Zimmer, who scored the previous instalments with John Powell, but the latter did not return for the third instalment, thereby Zimmer being credited as the sole composer for the franchise. The album was released by Sony Classical Records on January 29, 2016, to positive critical response.^[1]

Development

On July 25, 2014, it was announced that Hans Zimmer, who co-scored the first two instalments with John Powell, would return to score the film.^[2] Zimmer collaborated with renowned Asian musicians as "the only way you can really connect with a culture is to be respectful of the people who actually are that culture and play from that culture".^[3] Chinese pianist Lang Lang, Chinese cellist Jian Wang, erhu musician Guo Gan scoring the instrumental portions and Shanghai Roxi Musical Studio Choirs perform the choir, and several traditional Chinese instruments were used in the score, as Zimmer said "the great thing about being in music and it’s happened to me time and time again where I get to work with people from different cultures. They might not speak English or German or whatever is useful in my case, you spend a couple of hours with the translator not getting anywhere and then you just sit down and start playing and then four or five hours go by and you haven’t noticed that you haven’t said a word to each other but it works really well."^[4]

Recording of the score took place from December 2014 – October 2015 at various studios, including Abbey Road Studios and Air Studios in London, Shanghai Broadcast Studio in Shanghai, China and Remote Control Productions in Santa Monica, California, United States.^[3] The London Session Orchestra and Metro Voices collaborated for the orchestral and choral portions.^[4] Taiwanese pop singer Jay Chou, and Canadian-Taiwanese young singer Patrick Brasca, perform the main theme "Try" in the end credits.^[5] Powell did not return for the third installment but despite this, most of the themes he collaborated with Zimmer were worked into the score. The soundtrack also includes additional music composed and produced by Chinese-American composer Nathan Wang, and Scottish composers Lorne Balfe, and Paul Mounsey, assisting Zimmer in the film score.^[6]

Track listing

No.	Title	Performer(s)	Length
1.	"Oogway's Legacy"	Hans Zimmer Lang Lang	2:00
2.	"Hungry for Lunch"	Zimmer	1:15
3.	"The Power of Chi"	Zimmer	4:12
4.	"The Arrival of Kai^{[lower-alpha 1]}"	Zimmer	2:01
5.	"A New Father"	Zimmer	3:13
6.	"The Hall of Heroes^{[lower-alpha 1]}"	Zimmer	2:59
7.	"The Legend of Kai^{[lower-alpha 1]}"	Zimmer	4:01
8.	"The Panda Village"	Zimmer	3:39
9.	"Mei Mei's Ribbon Dance"	Zimmer	2:05
10.	"Jaded^{[lower-alpha 1]}"	Zimmer	3:54
11.	"How To Be a Panda"	Zimmer	1:53
12.	"Portrait of Mom"	Zimmer Lang Lang	1:48
13.	"Po Belongs^{[lower-alpha 1]}"	Zimmer Lang Lang	2:52
14.	"Kai is Closer^{[lower-alpha 1]}"	Zimmer	3:15
15.	"Two Fathers"	Zimmer	3:11
16.	"The Battle of Legends^{[lower-alpha 1]}"	Zimmer	3:31
17.	"The Spirit Realm^{[lower-alpha 1]}"	Zimmer	3:18
18.	"The Dragon Warrior"	Zimmer	2:51
19.	"Passing the Torch"	Zimmer	4:15
20.	"Father and Son"	Zimmer	3:00
21.	"Kung Fu Fighting (Celebration Time)"	Roxi Musical Studio Choirs / Metro Voices	2:59
22.	"Try"	Patrick Brasca Jay Chou	4:00
23.	"Kung Fu Fighting"	The Vamps	3:05
Total length:			69:17

Reception

James Southall of Movie Wave wrote "The score as a whole may be somewhat disposable fun but it is fun, blessed at times with the same kind of swagger and twinkle in the eye as the Pirates of the Caribbean scores at their best (if not the array of strong themes) – “The Dragon Warrior" for instance is an action highlight that really is Zimmer at his lighthearted but boisterous best. This is possibly the best of these scores so far and for an undemanding hour's listening you can't really go far wrong."^[7] Filmtracks.com wrote "The album nicely consolidates the song placements to its conclusion, but the score selections are not provided in film order. Nor do they really maintain a cohesive narrative flow. Still, don't be surprised if you append a handful of cues from this score to any compilation of favorites from the stronger Kung Fu Panda 2. Once again, contracts permitting, Zimmer and his ghostwriters don't seem to care about the issue of appropriate, prominent credit for these works, but it's only fair to enlighten listeners who have the mistaken impression that Zimmer writes all or most of this material himself. This is only marginally a Zimmer score."^[8]

Pete Simons of Synchrotones gave 4/5 to the score saying "Hans Zimmer’s Kung Fu Panda 3 is an incredibly fun ride in a fast machine. Arguably the best score Powell never wrote. When it’s fast and fun and zany it sounds just like John Powell. When it’s more noble and introvert it is really beautiful, poignantly so, with solo cello and various ‘ethnic’ instruments taking the lead – in a way that is very Zimmer. It is well written, just brilliantly orchestrated, and performed with gusto by … whoever performed it. All that whackiness does get a little tiresome, but in all this is a great album to cheer you up any ol’ day."^[9]Unger the Radar wrote "Hans Zimmer is a truly great composer and he is celebrated the world over for his diverse and powerful music. His work on the Kung Fu Panda films is no different and the third film’s soundtrack is the stuff of absolute legends. This is a fantastic musical trilogy and should be appreciated by not just film score aficionados but by lovers of all things musically."^[10]

Writing for Blueprintreview , Judomeh gave 4 out of 5 stars, saying "it was a nice little soundtrack for a much loved franchise which supports the film in the best possible way".^[11] Max Nicholson of IGN wrote "Hans Zimmer returned to do the score, which at this point has become a staple of the series."^[12] Regarding Kai's (J. K. Simmons) main theme, Stephanie Zacharek of Time had stated that Zimmer "gives him a terrific, swaggering Ennio Morricone-style bad-guy theme".^[13]

Personnel

Credits adapted from CD liner notes.^[14]

Music – Hans Zimmer
Additional music – Paul Mounsey, Lorne Balfe, Nathan Wang
Production – Hans Zimmer, Lorne Balfe
Additional arrangements – Nathan Wang, Stephen Hilton
Recording – Geoff Foster, Chris Barrett
Additional recording – Alan Meyerson, Claude Samard Polikar, John Witt Chapman, Seth Waldmann, Mike Xu
Music editing – Adam Smalley, Catherine Wilson
Score editing – Chris Barrett, Fiona Cruickshank
Mixing – Alan Meyerson
Mastering – Gavin Lurssen
Music librarian – Jill Streater
Assistant music librarian – Andrew Green
Digital recordist – Laurence Anslow
Assistant engineer – Alex Ferguson, Alfredo Pasquel, Alvin Wee, Forest Christenson, John Witt Chapman, Stefano Civetta, Tom Leach
Technical engineer – Chuck Choi, Max Aruj, Steffen Thum, Stephanie McNally
Technical assistance – Jacqueline Friedberg, Joe Cho, Julian Pastorelli, Lauren Bousfield, Sydney Harrison
Studio manager – Alison Burton, Shalini Singh
Music production supervisor – Charlene Ann Huang
Design – WLP Ltd.

London Session Orchestra

Orchestration – Joan Martorell, Òscar Senén
Concertmaster – Perry Montague-Mason
Conductor – Gavin Greenaway
Orchestra contractor – Isobel Griffiths
Assistant orchestra contractor – Lucy Whalley
Recording – Adam Miller, Jon Bailey
Instruments
Alto flute – Siobhan Grealy
Bass – Allen Walley, Andy Marshall, Beverley Jones, David Johnson, Mary Scully, Paul Kimber, Richard Pryce, Steve Williams, Steve Mair
Bass and contrabass clarinet – David Fuest, Martin Robertson
Bass trombone – Andy Wood, Dave Vines, Richard Edwards
Bassoon – Elizabeth Trigg, Richard Skinner, Stephen Maw, Rachel Simms
Cello – Adrian Bradbury, Bozidar Vukotic, Dave Daniels*, Frank Schaefer, Ian Burdge, Jacky Thomas, John Heley, Jonny Byers, Jonathan Williams, Katherine Jenkinson, Nick Cooper, Paul Kegg, Tim Gill, Anthony Lewis, Tony Woollard
Clarinet – Anthony Pike, Jon Carnac, David Fuest, Martin Robertson
Contrabassoon – Rachel Simms
Cor anglais – Jane Marshall
Drums – Ash Soan
Electric cello – Peter Gregson
French horn – Corinne Bailey, David Pyatt, Hugh Sisley, John Thurgood, Martin Owen, Michael Thompson, Nicholas Korth, Nigel Black, Phil Woods, Philip Eastop, Richard Berry
Guzheng, pipa, dulcimer – Vivian Milanova
Harp, koto – Hu Mee
Oboe – Jane Marshall, Rosie Jenkins, Ruth Bolister
Percussion – Chris Baron, Frank Ricotti, Gary Kettel
Piccolo flute – Anna Noakes, Eliza Marshall, Siobhan Grealy
Trombone – Ed Tarrant, Mark Nightingale
Trumpet – Andy Crowley, Kate Moore, Paul Mayes, Simon Munday
Tuba – Owen Slade
Viola – Andy Parker, Bruce White, Clive Howard, Don McVay, George Robertson, Gillianne Haddow, Ian Rathbone, Kate Musker, Paul Cassidy, Peter Lale, Phil d'Arcy, Rachel Bolt, Reiad Chibah, Roger Chase, Rusen Gunes, Vicci Wardman
Violin – Alison Dods, Boguslaw Kostecki, Cathy Thompson, Christina Emanuel, Daniel Bhattacharya, Dai Emanuel, Liz Edwards, Emil Chakalov, Emlyn Singleton, Everton Nelson, Ian Humphries, Jackie Shave, Jackie Hartley, Jim McLeod, John Bradbury, Jonathan Evans-Jones, Katherine Mayes, Kathy Gowers, Lorraine McAslan, Maciej Rakowski, Magnus Johnston, Mark Berrow, Martin Burgess, Oli Langford, Patrick Kiernan, Paul Willey, Pete Hanson, Philippa Ibbotson, Rita Manning, Roger Garland, Simon Baggs, Sue Briscoe, Warren Zielinski, Perry Montague-Mason
Woodwind – Papa Ginou

Shanghai Roxi Musical Studio Choirs

Choirmaster – Apple Hu, Army Wang
Conductor – Eric Whitacre
Recording – Mo Jiawei

Metro Voices

Choirmaster – Jenny O'Grady
Conductor – Matt Dunkley
Recording – Sam OKell

Soloists

Cello – Jian Wang
Erhu, gaohu – Guo Gan, Karen Hua-Qi Han Ottosson
Guzheng – Cynthia Hsiang
Percussion – Satnam S.Ramgotra, Sheila E.
Pipa – Wu Man

Vocals

Alto vocals – Alexandra Gibson, Catriana Sanderson, Chloe Morgan, Claire Henry, Harriet Syndercombe Court, Helen Brooks, Helen Parker, Helen Templeton, Jacqui Taylor, Jenny O'Grady, Kate Batter, Kate Bishop, Lana Walker, Lindsay Ashworth, Lucy Ballard, Morag MacKay, Nicola Beckley, Pippa Duffy, Rachel Weston, Rebecca Trehearn, Ruth Kiang, Vanessa Heine, Wendy Nieper, Yona Dunsford
Bass vocals – Andrew Playfoot, David Porter Thomas, Don Greig, James Mawson, Lawrence Wallington, Lawrence White, Michael Dore, Neil Bellingham, Paul Greir, Peter Snipp, Simon Grant, Stephen Weller
Soprano vocals – Alice Fearn, Ann De Renais, Anne Maria Cullum, Caroline Fitzgerald, Catherine Bott, Eleanor Bowers Jolley, Eleanor Meynell, Elizabeth Tiley, Emily Caulderwood, Emma Brain Gabbot, Grace Davidson, Helen Hobson, Helen Power, Ildiko Allen, Jacqueline Barron, Joanna Forbes, Juliet Schiemann, Kirsty Hoiles, Laura Bursey, Lucy Grorrioch, Nicki Kennedy, Rosemary Forbes Butler, Sarah Eyden, Sarah Ryan
Tenor vocals – Alastair Brookshaw, Andrew Busher, Ben Alwyn Francis, Ben Fleetwood Smyth, CJ Neale, Dan Auchincloss, Gerard O'Beirne, Richard Henders, Sam Burkey, Scott Davies, Simon Davies, Tom Pearce
Additional vocals – Al Clay, Antony Genn, Czarina Russell, Dee Lewis Clay, Joe West, Kim Chandler, Martin Slattery

Notes

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The cue contains portions of the garage rock song "I'm So Sorry" by the American pop rock band Imagine Dragons

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