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Torn Curtain (The Unused Score) by Bernard Herrmann — Ratings & Reviews · Riffiter

Album · 2014

Torn Curtain (The Unused Score)

by Bernard Herrmann

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25 tracks · 39 min

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01Prelude2:22
02The Ship0:57
03The Radiogram2:30
04The Hotel1:04
05The Phone2:04
06The Bookstore2:19
07The Book1:50
08Valse Lente2:50
09The Travel Desk1:20
10The Blurring0:32
11Hotel Berlin1:07
12Sarah1:12
13Dawn0:52
14Gromek1:54
15The Farmhouse2:12
16The Killing2:04
17The Body2:49
18The Street0:38
19The Toast0:58
20The Photos2:13
21The Sausage0:37
22The Fall0:26
23The Cab Driver1:03
24The Hill2:17
25The Search0:40

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In brief

When was Torn Curtain (The Unused Score) released?: Torn Curtain (The Unused Score) was released in 2014.
How many tracks are on Torn Curtain (The Unused Score)?: Torn Curtain (The Unused Score) has 25 tracks, with a runtime of 39 minutes.

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