Hi, this track is an "alternate" version of Slay the Dragon! by Brand X Music:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlTEvbYawfs

I am search the music from the 3rd trailer, look:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waksmF_TGzI => 1:00
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDnTnS4NJ-Y
Variation of Double Trouble.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qko4O_0pMZg !!!

juanma214, March 19, 2009; 1:22 AM

singing notes ..........no words ....................bubblegum pop eat ur heart out !!!

anthonynputson, June 29, 2006; 4:22 AM

pardon?

troy_ipod, June 29, 2006; 4:44 AM

yep, some posters write mysterious things about bubblegums and stuff noboby can understand.
-.-

sorry troy, but I can't help you either.

1701, June 29, 2006; 6:02 AM

Maybe you'll find your answer here

http://www.filmmusic.com/trailers/?cid=H&;id=1658

(copy and paste the whole link,
because it does not link itself to that site)

WimArnhem, June 29, 2006; 9:05 AM

Perhaps troy ipod if you do a good and thorough internet search you might find sometype of link or answer to your question.

As a suggestion, you could either try contacting the composer or his agent or even locate a forum in the intenet that is dedicated to Harry Potter.
I'm sure they must exist.

I am not familiar with the composition you are referring to but as you probably know trailer music a lot of the times is not composed by the composer who actually composed the original score used in the film.

John Beal has done a lot of compositions for trailer music.

If trailer music interests you, check out John Beal's most popular trailer music, a 2 CD album in the link below for Sonic Images...
This one is a real cool listen which is well priced.

http://www.sonicimages.com

serifiot, June 29, 2006; 9:12 PM

Here is another link to the Harry Potter GoF trailers:

http://web2.soundtrack.net/trailers/?cid=H&;id=1658


pbodnar, June 29, 2006; 7:18 PM

Could you link to an on-line version of the trailer you're thinking of? I have an idea what you're thinking about, but now the only two trailers I find has no choral track whatsoever.

thecat, June 30, 2006; 8:59 PM

If you go to http://www.allocine.fr/film/video.html?cfilm=53756 and click on the words "Voir la
band-annonce" beside Harry Potter's Picture, it will play in quicktime (sorry about the French). If
you go to http://www.allocine.fr/film/video_gen_cfilm=53756.html, and click the same link, it
will play in Windows Media.

Thank you very much...

troy_ipod, July 1, 2006; 8:59 AM

Oh, unfortunately it's not what I was thinking about. I read that Edmund Choi's "The Dish" was used in the trailer campaign and when I heard choir, I immediatel thought about "The Day The Earth Stood Still", which is a great little piece in similar vein. But this wasn't it. :(

Guess it's trailer music after all, most likely from Immediate Music... I'll thumb through my collection of choral pieces, but don't know with how much success.

Cheers,
The Cat

thecat, July 1, 2006; 8:56 PM

Thanks alot cat...

If anyone else knows I would very much appreciate knowing.

Thanks to all

troy_ipod, July 2, 2006; 1:13 AM

I think the music that you are referring to is the music used in the International trailer. That is original trailer music composed by Magic Box Music. I am just as mad as you because I really want that song - but I haven't been able to find it anywhere!! :( Maybe this info will lead someone else to find it though. Good luck!

l_shadowfax_l, July 9, 2006; 11:41 PM

This is actually an extremely old song. I learned it when I was very young and from what I understand, the dialect in which it's sung A) describes some rather vulgar descriptions, so horrific that B)the dialacet spoken is so rare and forgotten no one can translate it anymore. Unortunately, I don't remember the name of the song so unfortunately cannot be of much help. I judt wanted to point out that it was NOT made just for trailers, and is in fact, HUNDREDS of years old.

lolie830, August 4, 2008; 6:19 PM