The National Philharmonic Orchestra Leonard Slatkin - The Exorcist Music Excerpts From The Motion Picture

Review by Fábio Aguiar

The National Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of Leonard Slatkin, has delivered an outstanding masterpiece with their album, The Exorcist Music Excerpts From The Motion Picture. The album comprises of 11 tracks and runs for approximately 43 minutes. The music is a beautiful blend of orchestral and choral arrangements that capture the essence of the horror movie, The Exorcist.

The opening track, "Prelude and Demonic Sounds," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its haunting and eerie sounds. The orchestra then moves on to "The Possession," which is a beautiful piece that showcases the orchestra's versatility in their use of different instruments. The choir's vocal harmonies in "Lullaby" are ethereal and haunting, and it is one of the standout tracks on the album.

The National Philharmonic Orchestra's interpretation of "Tubular Bells" is exceptional, and it is arguably one of the most iconic pieces of music from the movie. The orchestra's rendition of "Night of the Electric Insects" is another highlight of the album, with its use of percussion and strings creating a sense of unease and tension.

Summary by Fábio Aguiar

The Exorcist Music Excerpts From The Motion Picture is a fantastic album that beautifully captures the essence of the horror movie. The National Philharmonic Orchestra, under Leonard Slatkin's direction, has done an outstanding job in creating a haunting and chilling atmosphere with their music. The album is a must-listen for fans of horror movie soundtracks and orchestral music.