Soundtrack - The Twilight Saga: Eclipse

The score for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse was composed by Howard Shore. The film's soundtrack was released on June 8, 2010, by Atlantic Records in conjunction with music supervisor Alexandra Patsavas' Chop Shop label. The lead single from the soundtrack is "Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever)", performed by the British band Muse.

On May 11, 2010, MySpace announced that the full Eclipse soundtrack listing would be unveiled starting at 8 a.m. the following morning every half-hour, totaling six hours.

• 1. Metric- "Eclipse (All Yours)"
  2. MUSE- "Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever)"
  3. The Bravery- "Ours
  4. Florence + The Machine- "Heavy In Your Arms"
  5. Sia- "My Love"
  6. Fanfarlo- "Atlas"
  7. The Black Keys- "Chop And Change"
  8. The Dead Weather- "Rolling In On A Burning Tire"
  9. Beck and Bat For Lashes- "Let's Get Lost"
  10. Vampire Weekend - "Jonathan Low"
  11. UNKLE- "With You In My Head (Feat. The Black Angels)"
  12. Eastern Conference Champions- "A Million Miles An Hour"
  13. Band of Horses- "Life On Earth"
  14. Cee Lo Green- "What Part of Forever"
  15. Howard Shore- "Jacob's Theme"

Soundtrack - The Sound of Music

All songs have music by Richard Rodgers and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II unless otherwise noted. Instrumental underscore passages were adapted by Irwin Kostal.

1. "Prelude and The Sound of Music"
2. "Overture" (Main Titles, consisting of "The Sound of Music", "Do-Re-Mi", "My Favorite Things", "Something Good" and "Climb Ev'ry Mountain") segué into the Preludium
3. "Preludium: Dixit Dominus", "Morning Hymn" (Rex admirabilis and Alleluia, based on traditional songs)
4. "Maria"
5. "I Have Confidence" (lyrics and music by Rodgers) (@ 0:18:04)
6. "Sixteen Going on Seventeen" (@ 0:37:22)
7. "My Favorite Things" (@ 0:47:42)
8. "Salzburg Montage" (instrumental underscore based on "My Favorite Things")
9. "Do-Re-Mi" (@ 0:54:55)
10. "The Sound of Music" (reprise)
11. "The Lonely Goatherd" (@ 1:15:38)
12. "Edelweiss" (@ 1:21:36)
13. "The Grand Waltz" (instrumental underscore, based on "My Favorite Things")
14. "Ländler" (instrumental based on "The Lonely Goatherd")
15. "So Long, Farewell" (@ 1:29:43)
16. "Processional Waltz" (instrumental underscore)
17. "Goodbye Maria/How Can Love Survive Waltz" (instrumental underscore, incorporating "Edelweiss" and the deleted song "How Can Love Survive?")
18. "Edelweiss Waltz" (instrumental, Act 1 Finale, based on "Edelweiss")
19. "Entr'acte" (instrumental, consisting of "I Have Confidence", "So Long, Farewell", "Do-Re-Mi", "Something Good" and "The Sound of Music")

Soundtrack - A Hard Day's Night (1964)

It was the G7sus4 heard 'round the world. You may not recognize that chord by name, but you'd instantly know it as the ringing opening salvo of ''A Hard Day's Night,'' the soundtrack that turned a nation into a glee club. In 1964, the Beatles had already taken over our radios and TV sets when they decided to commandeer our movie palaces, too. The resulting film was an exhilarating fusion of the backstage musical and postmodern absurdism. To re-create the hysteria that had greeted their ''Ed Sullivan Show'' appearances, the Fabs had to come up with tunes that would out-pleasure ''Please Please Me.'' And they delivered, the film's seven classics ranging from the plaintive ''And I Love Her'' to the ecstatic ''Can't Buy Me Love.'' The music stands on its own, yet is forever tied in our imaginations to the film -- a blitzkrieg of black-and-white imagery that changed the way we see the world. We can't think of a better definition of a great soundtrack.

1. A Hard Day's Night

2. I Should Have Known Better

3. If I Fell

4. I'm Happy Just to Dance With You

5. And I Love Her

6. Tell Me Why

7. Can't Buy Me Love

8. Any Time At All

9. I'll Cry Instead

10. Things We Said Today

11. When I Get Home

12. You Can't Do That

13. I'll Be Back

14. Long Tall Sally

15. I Call Your Name

16. Slow Down

17. Matchbox

The soundtrack of Despicable Me was composed by Hans Zimmer, Heitor Pereira, and Pharrell Williams recorded with a 67-piece ensemble of the Hollywood Studio Symphony at the Newman Scoring Stage at 20th Century Fox. Lupe Fiasco and Robin Thicke also recorded songs for the film.

1. Despicable Me

2. Fun, Fun, Fun

3. I'm On A Roll

4. Minion Mambo

5. Boogie Fever

6. My Life

7. Prettiest Girl

8. Rocket's Theme

9. You Should Be Dancing

10. The Unicorn Song

Soundtrack - Inception

The soundtrack was composed by Hans Zimmer.

1. "Half Remembered Dream"

2. "We Built Our Own World"

3. "Dream Is Collapsing"

4. "Radical Notion"

5. "Old Souls"

6. "528491"

7. "Mombasa"

8. "One Simple Idea"

9. "Dream Within a Dream"

10. "Waiting for a Train"

11. "Paradox"

12. "Time"

Soundtrack - The Sorcerer's Apprentice

The Soundtrack was release on 6 July 2010 also was conducted and recorded by Trevor Rabin.

1. "Sorcerer’s Apprentice"

2. "Story of the Prime Merlinian"

3. "Note Chase"

4. "Dave Revives Balthazar"

5. "Classroom"

6. "The Urn"

7. "The Grimhold"

8. "Morgana Fight"

9. "The Ring"

10. "Walk in the rain"

11. "Merlin Circle"

12. "Dave Has Doubts"

13. "Becky and Dave on Rooftop"

14. "Car Chase"

15. "Seeing Veronica"

16. "Story of Veronica"

17. "Horvath Made Off With the Grimhold"

18. "Kiss from Becky"

19. "Bull fight"

20. "Balthazar Saves Veronica"

21. "Sorcerer’s Apprentice Suite"

22. "Fantasia Original Demo"