Film Music Reporter

A soundtrack album has been released for the historical drama The Water Diviner. The album features the film’s original score composed by David Hirschfelder (Elizabeth, Australia, The Railway Man), as well as additional music by Ludovico Einaudi (The Intouchables, Samba), Lisa Gerrard (Gladiator, Whale Rider) and Richard Tognetti. The soundtrack is now available to download overseas. Click here to listen to audio clips and check back on this page for the domestic release date. The Water Diviner marks the directorial debut of Russell Crowe who also stars in the film alongside Olga Kurylenko, Yilmaz Erdogan, Cem Yilmaz, Jai Courtney, Ryan Corr, James Fraser, Ben O’Toole and Isabel Lucas. The movie takes place four years after Turkey’s Battle of Gallipoli during the first World War and follows an Australian farmer who travels to Istanbul to discover the fate of his sons who are reported missing in action. The drama opened in Australia in 2014 and was released in the U.S. last weekend by Warner Bros. Pictures. For more information about the film, visit the official movie website.

Here’s the track list of the album:

1. Newton’s Cradle – Ludovico Einaudi & PMCE Parco Della Musica Contempornea Ensemble (4:23)
2. Arriving At the Village (1:42)
3. Connor Escapes (1:22)
4. Reading To Boys (1:02)
5. Lizzie Dies (0:51)
6. Return Home – Richard Tognetti (1:18)
7. Windmill Flashback (1:52)
8. The Blue Mosque (1:26)
9. Ed Shot (2:43)
10. Visit To Cistern – Ludovico Einaudi & Roma Film Orchestra (0:56)
11. Leaving Orhan (1:09)
12. Hey Onbesli Onbesli – Cem Yılmaz (2:00)
13. The Dust Storm (2:19)
14. Orhan Chase – Richard Tognetti (1:48)
15. Train and Cricket Match (3:30)
16. Train and Battle (3:37)
17. Art Doing Art (0:29)
18. Dantes Inferno (1:49)
19. Candle Montage – Ludovico Einaudi & Roma Film Orchestra (0:50)
20. Dream Sequence (1:28)
21. Confession and Escape (4:43)
22. Visit To Omer – Richard Tognetti (2:14)
23. Read At Graves (1:15)
24. The End – Ludovico Einaudi & Roma Film Orchestra (0:50)
25. Love Was My Alibi – Kristoffer Fogelmark (3:40)