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Soft Fruit Music Credits composer Antony Partos Music Producer Andrew Lancaster Music Engineer Jason Lea Music Mixer Simon Leadley Music Rights Christine Woodruff Glad I'm Not A Kennedy (Lang) Published by MCA Music Australia Pty Ltd Gopher Mambo (Gozzo/May) Published by Universal Music Publishing Pty Ltd Performed by Yma Sumac (P) Capitol Records Inc, licensed courtesy of EMI Music Australia Pty Ltd Wuthering Heights (K. Bush) © 1978 Kate Bush Music Ltd/ EMI Music Publishing Australia Licensed by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd Performed By Kate Bush (P) EMI Records Ltd, licensed courtesy of EMI Music Australia Pty Ltd The Weeping Song (N.Cave) Mute Song/Mushroom Music Performed by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds Courtesy of Mute Records/ Mushroom Records International BC Mellow Yellow (Donovan) © 1966 Donovan Music Ltd/ Peermusic Tubthumping (Nutter/Watts/Abbot/Hunter/Hamer/ Whalley/Greco/Bruce) © 1997 EMI Music Publishing Germany GMBH Licensed by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd How Bizarre (Fuemana/Jansson) Published by Universal Music Publishing Pty Ltd Performed by OMC Courtesy of Polygram New Zealand Under licence from Polygram Pty Ltd But I Do (Guidry/Gayten) © 1960 Arc Music/Jewel Music (Australia) David McCormack performs courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd CD: A CD of the soundtrack was released: CD Best Boy/Festival D32138 1999 Gopher Mambo - YMA Sumac Tall Tree Stories - Antony Partos Lullaby - Antony Partos Sneaky - Antony Partos Wuthering Heights - Kate Bush Vera - Antony Partos The Owl & the Pussycat - Antony Partos Freedom - Antony Partos Sinking - Antony Partos How Bizarre - OMC Morphine - Antony Partos/David McCormack Holiday - Antony Partos Swing - Antony Partos Tarantula - David McCormack Journey - Antony Partos Spooky - Coco Slide - David McCormack The Weeping Song - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. 21 Gun Salute - Antony Partos Composer Antony Partos: Partos is a well-known composer of film music, and he has a wiki here. He is also listed here, with this CV: Antony Partos is one of Australia’s most awarded film composers. His passion lies in creating scores that blend both acoustic and electronic elements with an eclectic mix of exotic instruments. His feature film credits include Jasper Jones and 99 Homes (winning the AGSC Award for Best Feature Film Score respectively in both 2016 and 2017), Animal Kingdom (AFI award for Best Feature Score), The Rover, Disgrace, The Home Song Stories and Unfinished Sky (both also winning the AFI Award for Best Feature Score). Antony’s evocative scores for TV Drama include Wake in Fright(AACTA Award for Best Music Score in Television, Rake (AGSC Award for Best Music in a TV Series), The Slap (AGSC Award for Best TV Theme and Soundtrack), Mabo (AGSC Award for Best Music for a Telemovie) and Redfern Now (AACTA Award for Best Music Score in Television). Recent projects include the score for the Academy Award® nominated feature Tanna (winning both the AACTA and Film Critics Circle Award for Best Feature Score) and the highly acclaimed BAFTA nominated feature documentary Sherpa (AGSC award for Best Music for a Documentary along with Best Soundtrack Album). Earlier this year Antony composed the score for the Lucas Films documentary The Director and the Jedi which had its world premiere at SXSW this year. He has also just wrapped on the HBO feature film, Fahrenheit 451 which airs in May this year. He is a passionate environmentalist and is drawn to projects that are concerned with social issues and human’s impact on the world. (For more information, follow the above link). (Below: Antony Partos) Music in the film: Sacha Horler has a couple of big musical moments in the film. In the first, she sings along and dances to Kate Bush’s Wuthering Heights, while being recorded by her screen sisters. Later, she’s driving, singing along to How Bizarre, before stopping to pick up hitch-hiking Bo and Patsy: .
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