| | Knowing Soundtrack CD
Composer: Marco Beltrami.
Composer: Marco Beltrami.
Audio Mixer: John Kurlander.
For the soundtrack to the intriguing 2009 thriller, KNOWING, the filmmakers enlisted Marco Beltrami (HELLBOY, RED EYE) to compose the score. Perfectly complementing the dark mood established by director Alex Proyas, these orchestral pieces, performed by the Sydney Scoring Orchestra in Australia, may be playfully titled, but they are anything except lighthearted, as evinced by the chilling "Moose on the Loose" and the startling "Loudmouth." Knowing Soundtrack Review
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