Music Composed by Nigel Westlake "That'll Do" Written by Randy Newman Performed by Peter Gabriel ORCHESTRAL MUSIC Original Music Composed & Orchestrated by Nigel Westlake Orchestration Assistant & Principal Copyist Peter Mapleson Music Copyists Laura Bishop, Damien Ricketson Parts Proof Reader Julie Simonds Co-ordinator Jan Loquet Westlake Recording Engineer, Mixer & Editor Christo Curtis Recorded at The Iwaki Auditorium - ABC Southbank Centre, Melbourne ABC Recording Engineers Jim Atkins, Richard Gervin Orchestra Booking Agent Ron Layton Performed by The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Conducted by Nigel Westlake, Brett Kelly Orchestral Leaders Rudolf Osadnik, Michael Kisin MUSIC Music Supervisor Christine Woodruff 'That'll Do' music and lyrics by Randy Newman Randy Newman Music & MCA Music Publishing, A division of Universal Studios, Inc. produced by Bob Ezrin performed by Peter Gabriel courtesy of Real World Records, Geffen Records and Virgin Records 'If I Had Words' arranged by Johnathon Hodge from Camille Saint-Saens, Symphony No. 3 (Editions Durand) and lyrics written by Johnathon Hodge Rak Publishing Ltd, administered by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd 'Rushin' 'The Future' 'Condition Red' written by Ben Suthers/Pee Wee Ferris Sony/ATV Music Publishing/Weepee Productions performed by Pee Wee Ferris courtesy Weepee Productions & Dancepool by arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment Australia 'Girl From Ipanema' written by Antonio Carlos Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes English Title by Norman Gimbel Published by MCA - Duchess Music Corporation 'The Anvil Chorus' from Il Trovatore written by Guiseppe Verdi 'Non Je Ne Regrette Rien' written by Charles Dumont/Michael Vaucaire Southern Music Publishing Co performed by Edith Piaf ℗ 1961 Pathe Marconi EMI licensed courtesy of EMI Music Australia Limited 'Largo Al Factotum Della Citta' from The Barber of Seville written by Gioachino Puccini Excerpts from Madama Butterfly written by Giacomo Puccini 'Are You Lonesome Tonight?' words and music by Roy Turk & Lou Handman Bourne Co/Cromwell Music Inc./ Redwood Music Limited administered by J. Albert & Son Pty Ltd 'Barnyard Boogie' written by Louis Jordan/Wilhelmina Gray Eastman Publishers Pty Ltd all rights administered by EMI Music Publishing Pty Ltd performed by Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five courtesy of MCA Records under licence from Universal Music Special Markets ''Chattanooga Choo Choo' written by Harry Warren/Mack Gordon EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd performed by Glen Miller & His Orchestra featuring vocal by Tex Beneke & the Modernaires courtesy of RCA Records Inc under licence from BMG Australia Limited 'That'll Do' music by Randy Newman Randy Newman Music & MCA Music Publishing A division of Universal Studios, Inc. produced by Bob Ezrin performed by James Watson and The Black Dyke Mills Band 'Boum!' written by Charles Trenet © 1938 Editions Raoul Breton licensed by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd performed by Charles Trenet 'Are You Lonesome Tonight' written by Roy Turk & Lou Handman Bourne Co./Cromwell Music, Inc./Redwood Music Limited administered by J. Albert & Son Pty Ltd produced by Raul Malo and Don Cook performed by The Mavericks courtesy of Curb Music Company/MCA Records 'Symphony No. 3' written by Camille Saint-Saens, Editions Durand 'That's Amore' written by Jack Brooks/Harry Warren Four Jays Music administered by Frankdon Music/ Famous Music administered by BMG Australia performed by Dean Martin ℗ 1957 Capitol Records licensed courtesy of EMI Music Australia Limited 'Protected by Angels' written by Paddy Moloney, Chrysalis Songs produced by Bob Ezrin and Paddy Moloney performed by The Chieftains courtesy of RCA Victor/BMG Classics Soundtrack album produced by Bob Ezrin for Sanctuary Soundtracks, Inc. 'Jingle Bells' 'Three Blind Mice' 'Cat's Warmup' written by J.S. Pierpont arranged by Llew and Mara Kiek written by Llew Kiek All other vocal arrangements by Llew Kiek or Llew & Mara Kiek Additional Music produced and edited by Antony Partos & Paul Healy (Supersonic), Christo Curtis Singing Animals Leslie Andrews, Tony Backhouse, Jane Birmingham, Stuart Davis, Christine Douglas, Jenny Duck-Chong, Daryn Elston-Smith, Michael Halliwell, Zoe Georgarkis, Mara Kiek, Gordon Holleman, Tyrone Landau, Catherine Lukin, Joanne Maunsell, Rob Maxwell-Jones, Kerry Ella Mcaullay, Susan Reppion-Brooke, William Selwyn, Kate Swadling, Vicki Watson, Brett Weymark Soundtrack Album on Geffen Records Music in the film: The film begins with a homecoming parade featuring a brass band doing a rustic uptempo version of the film’s main theme: Thereafter music turns up regularly in the film. As in the original, the mice regularly break into song, but perhaps the biggest logistical feat is a choir of cats: At the climax, a human band also gets caught up in the mayhem: Lyrics: A Randy Newman song, performed by Peter Gabriel, “That’ll do”, runs over the first part of the end titles roller, following by an orchestral re-statement of the theme. It’s preceded by the narrator, saying, as Farmer Hoggett gets his new pump for the well working: Narrator: “And finally, dear ones, the pig and the farmer were content again in each other’s company, and things were back to where they started, more or less.” Watched anxiously by Mrs Hoggett, with a “hmm”, the farmer gets a tap working in the barn. As music begins to swell, he looks into the camera, as if it were Babe: Farmer Hoggett: “That’ll do piggie, that’ll do.” A few beats from the trio, the Hoggetts and Babe, and an iris wipe takes Babe to black, and the song begins, with lyrics as heard in the film: A kind and steady heart Can make a grey sky blue And a task that seems impossible Is quite possible for you A kind and steady heart Is sure to see you through It may not seem like very much right now But it’ll do, it’ll do ... When you find yourself in the middle of a storm And you’re tired and cold and wet And you’re looking for a place that’s cosy and warm You’ll make it, if you never forget... A kind and steady heart Can conquer doubt and fear A little courage goes a long, long way Gets you little bit further down the road each day And before you know it you’ll hear someone say That’ll do, Babe … that’ll do … (instrumental interlude) A kind and steady heart Is sure to see you through A little courage goes a long, long way Gets you little bit further down the road each day And before you know it you’ll hear someone say That’ll do … that’ll do …that’ll do, Babe … that’ll do … The song fades out and an orchestral suite with diverse themes takes over for the rest of the end credits roller. CD of the soundtrack: The soundtrack was released on CD: CD Geffen GEFD-25310 1998 (* song does not appear in the film) Album produced by Bob Ezrin for Sanctuary Soundtracks Associate album producer Merck Mercuriadis for Sanctuary Music Ltd. Executive album producer: George Miller, Doug Mitchell, Bill Miller Executive in charge of music for Universal Pictures: Harry Garfield Music Supervisor for Kennedy Miller: Christine Woodruff Senior Album Engineer: Jimmy Hoyson Nigel Westlake Orchestral Score (Tracks 2, 3, 6, 9, 13, 15) Performed by Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Composed, conducted and produced by Nigel Westlake Orchestral leaders: Rudolf Osadnik, Michael Kisin Recorded, mixed and edited by Christo Curtis ABC Engineers: Jim Atkins, Richard Gervin Principal copyist: Peter Mapleson Recorded at The Iwaki Auditorium, ABC Southbank Centre, Melbourne, Australia Ed Shearmur: Orchestral Score (Tracks 1, 11, 14, 16) Performed by London Metropolitan Orchestra Conducted by Ed Shearmur Orchestral leader: Jonathon Rees Piano: Wix Contractor: Andy Brown Recorded at Air Lyndhurst, London Mastered by Doug Sax at The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles, CA 01: THAT'LL DO, performed by Peter Gabriel, featuring Paddy Maloney and The Black Dyke Mills Band; music and lyrics by Randy Newman, produced by Bob Ezrin, arranged by Ed Shearmur, engineered and mixed by Stephen McLaughlin, recorded at Air Lyndhurst, London, mixed at Angel Studios, London, Peter Gabriel appears courtesy of Geffen Records Inc./ Virgin Records Ltd. Real World Records 02: BABE: A PIG IN THE CITY 03: THE RETURNING HERO, performed by Mice and cast 04: NON, JE NE REGRETTE RIEN, performed by Edith Piaf, written by Charles Dumont and Michel Vaucaire, courtesy of Capitol Records, under License from EMI Music Special Markets 05: CHATTANOOGA CHOO-CHOO, performed by Glenn Miller & His Orchestra with Tex Beneke & The Modernaires with Cast, written by Barry Warren and Mack Gordon, courtesy of The RCA Records Label of BMG Entertainment 06: SCRAM, THIS IS NOT A FARM!, performed by Mice and Cast 07: THAT'S AMORE, performed by Dean Martin, written by Jack Brooks and Harry Warren, courtesy of Capitol Records, under License from EMI Music Special Markets 08: THREE BLIND MICE, performed by Cat Chorus, produced by Llew Kiek, arranged by Llew Kiek and Mara Kiek 09: A PIG GETS WISE, performed by Mice and Cast 10: ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT *, performed by The Mavericks, written by Roy Turk and Lou Handman, produced by Raul Malo and Don Cook, courtesy of Curb Music Cornpany/MCA Records 11: PROTECTED BY ANGELS *, performed by The Chieftains, featuring The Black Dyke Mills Band, written by Paddy Maloney, produced by Bob Ezrin and Paddy Maloney, arranged by Ed Shearmur, engineered by Stephen McLaughlin (London), Ivan O'Shea (Briarcliff), mixed by Bob Ezrin and Jimmy Hoyson, recorded at Air Lydhurst, London and Briarcliff Studios, Dublin, mixed at The Village Recorder, Los Angeles, courtesy of RCA Victor Records 12: THE BIG CITY (TWO STEP NADYA) *, performed by The Terem Quartet, written by A. Tsygankov, produced by Tony Berg, engineered by Richard Evans, a WOMAD production for Real World, arranged by I.