I would think if you know the music from the Shining you would know Wendy Carlos had most
of her music cut and replaced in the film. That is why she releases what was called
Rediscovering lost Scores ... I love them a lot I can understand being angry that you don't get
the classical compositions from the film. You can do what I did and that was look up the
composers and find the CDs usually a great works of that compser features the music heard in
the film you can find the listing on www.imdb.com under soundtrack listing and they give the
titles again you may be dissapointed since Kubrick would use just small amounts of the tracks
some of them if I can remember run 10 mins plus but maybe used a few mins so to speak.

JackDVD78, November 20, 2006; 10:45 PM

Here's the track listing for the Reflex Records (bootleg) CD release. The tracks that you are referring to are probably on this recording (which also shares much of its content with the original Warner LP release):

1. The Shining (Main Title) (03:30)
Wendy Carlos & Rachel Elkind

2. Rocky Mountains (03:04)
Wendy Carlos & Rachel Elkind

3. Lontano (10:10)
Gyorgy Ligeti

4. Music For Strings, Percussion and Celesta (08:05)
Bela Bartok

5. Utrenja (Excerpt) (02:20)
Krzysztof Penderecki

6. Utrenja (Kanon Paschy) (00:59)
Krzysztof Penderecki

7. The Awakening of Jacob (08:24)
Krzysztof Penderecki

8. De Natura Sonoris #1 (07:11)
Krzysztof Penderecki

9. De Natura Sonoris #2 (08:56)
Krzysztof Penderecki

10. Polymorphia (09:08)
Krzysztof Penderecki

11. Midnight, the Stars and you (03:27)
Al Bowlly & Ray Noble Orchestra

12. It's all Forgotten Now (03:21)
Al Bowlly & Ray Noble Orchestra

13. Home (03:14)
Henry Hall & Gleneagles Hotel Band


American.Nightmare, November 20, 2006; 5:52 PM

Thanks, I'll check those tracks out...

drakemarone, November 21, 2006; 1:17 AM