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Soundtrack Booklet BOII.Pdf CALL OF DUTY®: BLACK OPS II ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK TRACK LIST 1. Theme from Call of Duty® Black Ops II 25. DeFalco’s Theme 2. Alex and David 26. Symphony No. 40 in Gminor, Mozart K550 (Allegro Molto) 3. Savimbi’s Pride 27. Dockside 4. You Can’t Kill Me 28. Go Home Gringos 5. Hidden 29. The Invasion of Panama 6. Catch Me If You Can 30. Nexus Target 7. Flying Squirrels 31. Panic Attack/P.T.S.D. 8. Future Wars 32. Cordis Die 9. Rare Earth Elements 33. Farid 10. Desert Ride 34. Mason Enters/Yemenite Fight 11. Sand and Camels 35. War Machine 12. Suicide Ride/Kravchenko Interrogation/Anvil Again 36. Guerra Precioso 13. Afghanistan 2025 37. Chasing a Ghost 14. The Search for Josefina 38. On Deck 15. Niño Precioso (Feat. Kamar de los Reyes) 39. Prom Night 16. Rivers and Rain 40. Dark Skies 17. Searchlights 41. Sniper on the 110 18. Anthem 42. Streetcar Named Fire 19. Anthem (Tuey Remix) 43. Escort 20. Escape from Anthem 44. Dogfight 21. Pakistan Run (Feat. Azam Ali) 45. Adrenaline 22. Shadows (Outer Club Solar) 46. Judgment Day 23. Spider Bot 47. Hero’s Theme 24. Colossus 48. Raul Menendez Theme (“Niño Precioso” – orch. version feat. Rudy Cardenas) 49. Theme from Call of Duty® Black Ops II (Orchestral Mix) CALL OF DUTY®: BLACK OPS II ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK CREDITS Composed, Conducted and Produced by Jack Wall Orchestrated by Neal Desby & Edward Trybek Music Editor / Assistant to Jack Wall Alex Hemlock Additional Music Jimmy (Big Giant Circles) Hinson, Sergio Jiménez Lacima Additional Editing Brian DiDomenico Tracks 1 & 49 Composed by Trent Reznor Orchestral Arrangement by Timothy Williams & Jonathan DeRoche Conducted by Jack Wall Track 22 Composed by Brian Tuey Track 19 Remix by Brian Tuey Track 26 Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Track 12 (Anvil Again) Composed by Sean Murray Tracks 13, 27 & 35 composed by Jack Wall & Sergio Jimenez Lacima Tracks 23 & 45 composed by Jack Wall & Jimmy Hinson Additional production on tracks 7, 8, 33 by Brian Tuey Additional Guitar on track 7 by Kevin Sherwood CALL OF DUTY®: BLACK OPS II ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK CREDITS SCORE RECORDED AT ABBEY ROAD STUDIOS IN STUDIO 1 Recorded by Joel Iwataki Score Supervisor / Supervising Copyist Ross deRoche Session Supervisor / Budget Supervisor Audrey deRoche Booth Supervisor Neal Desby Score Recordist Gordon Davidson Assistant Score Recordist (July) Seb Truman Assistant Score Recordist (August) Jamie Ashton Orchestra Contractor Isobel Griffiths Assistant Orchestra Contractor Charlotte Matthews Orchestra Accountant Mandy Hadler Librarian Jill Streater SCORE MIXED AT TREVOR MORRIS STUDIOS Mixed by Joel Iwataki Mix Recordist Phil McGowan Raul Menedez Theme (“Niño Precioso”) arr. by Jack Wall & Neal Desby, additional mixing by John Rodd at Clearstory Sound Select game music tracks mastered by John Rodd at Clearstory Sound Soundtrack mastered by Patricia Sullivan at Bernie Grundman Mastering, October 5th & 6th 2012 MUSICIANS VOCAL SOLOISTS Pakistan Vocals Azam Ali Yemen Vocals Barak Marshall ‘Niño Precioso’ vocal Kamar de los Reyes Niño Precioso’ child vocal Gracie Wall Raul Menendez Theme (‘Niño Precioso’) vocal Rudy Cardenas Vocal Contractor Nancy Gassner-Clayton INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS Pakistan bowed Guitarviol Loga Ramin Torkian Percussion MB Gordy, Jamie Papish, Henrik Jakobsson, Daniel de los Reyes Duduk, Dizi (bamboo flues), Zourna Chris Bleth Lap Steel guitar Jay Leach Electric Violin Paul Cartwright Cello John Galt Electric Cello Tina Guo Flamenco Guitar on “Nino Precioso” Gabriel Reyna Flamenco Guitar in Panama Edward Trybek Electric Sitar in Pakistan Edward Treybek Chapman Stick in Yemen Larry Tuttle Flamenco Guitar in Nicaragua Ramon Stagnaro Harp on Raul Menendez Theme Amy Black Oud in Yemen Yuval Ron MUSICIANS VIOLINS VIOLAS FLUTE HORN Perry Montague-Mason (Leader) Peter Lale (1st) Karen Jones Nigel Black Roger Garland (Leader of 2nds) Katie Wilkinson Eliza Marshall Richard Berry Sonia Slany Clare Finnimore Helen Keen Philip Eastop Alison Kelly Chris Pitsillides Nicholas Korth John Bradbury Rachel Bolt PICCOLO Katie Woolley Jonathan Evans-Jones Andy Parker Carsten Williams Karen Jones Rolf Wilson Don McVay Laurence Davies Dorina Markoff Gustav Clarkson Nick Ireson Mark Berrow Rusen Gunes OBOE Kira Doherty Pauline Lowbury George Robertson David Theodore Dave Woodcock Morgan Goff Jane Marshall TRUMPET Natalia Bonner John Barclay Jonathan Rees COR ANGLAIS Derek Watkins David Ogden CELLI Jane Marshall Kate Moore Tom Pigott-Smith Anthony Pleeth (1st) Paul Mayes Chris Worsey Debbie Preece CLARINET Cathy Thompson Martin Loveday Harriet Davies Paul Kegg Nicholas Bucknall TENOR TROMBONE Dai Emanuel Caroline Dale Dave Fuest Richard Edwards Gillian Findlay Tony Lewis Ed Tarrant Robin Brightman John Heley BASS CLARINET Manon Derome Tony Woollard BASS TROMBONE Dermot Crehan Frank Schaefer Dave Fuest Andy Wood Dave Williams James Potter Roger Argente Jim McLeod BASSOON Dave Stewart Simon Baggs Richard Skinner Debbie Widdup BASSES Gavin McNaughton Emil Chakalov Chris Laurence (1st) TUBA Jonathan Strange Steve McManus Owen Slade Paul Willey Stacey Watton CONTRA BASSOON Ross deRoche Katherine Mayes Steve Williams Gavin McNaughton Steve Mair Roger Linley CIMBASSO Richard Pryce Steve Rossell Ross deRoche Niño Precioso A traditional Nicaraguan lullaby with lyrics & melody adapted and composed by Jack Wall Niño precioso, más que el armiño Risueño niño, Dios del amor Duerme tranquilo, duerme entretanto Eleva un canto me humilde voz. Duerme chiquitito. Que hoy hace frio. Duerme amor mio. Nunca te dejare. Niño precioso, más que diamantes Risueño niño, Dios del amor Duerme tranquilo, duerme entretanto Josefina linda, nunca te dejare. Precious child, more precious than ermine Laughing child, God loves you Sleep tight, sleep while I raise my humble voice in song. Sleep little one, it’s cold today Sleep my love, I will never leave you. Precious child, more precious than diamonds Laughing child, God loves you Sleep tight, sleep a while Pretty Josefina, I will never leave. 2012 Activision Publishing, Inc. ACTIVISION, CALL OF DUTY, CALL OF DUTY BLACK OPS and stylized roman numberal II are trademarks of Activision Publishing, Inc..
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