Alexandre Desplat – Zero Dark Thirty: Original Soundtrack

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Label:	Madison Gate Records – none, Columbia Pictures – none
Format:	CDr, Album
Country:	US
Released:	Dec 19, 2012
Genre:	Stage & Screen
Style:	Score

Tracklist

1	Flight To Compound	5:08
2	Drive To Embassy	1:44
3	Bombings	2:44
4	Ammar	4:06
5	Monkeys	2:59
6	Northern Territories	3:46
7	SEALs Take Off	2:34
8	21 Days	2:04
9	Preparation For Attack	1:45
10	Balawi	3:15
11	Dead End	3:26
12	Maya On Plane	3:59
13	Area 51	1:42
14	Tracking Calls	3:46
15	Picket Lines	3:03
16	Towers	2:02
17	Chopper	1:48
18	Back To Base	2:41

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Abbey Road Studios
Mixed At – Studio De La Grande Armée
Recorded At – Studio Acousti
Mastered At – Bernie Grundman Mastering
Marketed By – Madison Gate Records
Distributed By – Madison Gate Records
Published By – Solrey Music
Published By – Galilea Music
Manufactured By – Amazon.com kydc

Credits

Art Direction, Design – Courtney Fontes
Cello [Electric & Acoustic Cello] – Vincent Segal
Composed By, Conductor, Producer, Orchestrated By, Piano – Alexandre Desplat
Coordinator [Album Coordinator] – Tim Ahlering
Coordinator [Score Coordinator] – Xavier Forcioli
Duduk – Levon Minassian
Edited By [Music Editor] – Gerard McCann
Engineer [Assistant Engineer] – Ludovic Tartavel
Executive-Producer – Kathryn Bigelow, Mark Boal
Mastered By – Patricia Sullivan
Ney – Kudsi Erguner
Orchestra [Orchestra Leader] – Paul Silverthorne
Orchestrated By – Jean-Pascal Beintus, Nicolas Charron, Sylvain Morizet
Performer – The London Symphony Orchestra
Producer [Music Produced By] – Solré
Programmed By – Dan Marocco*, Romain Allender
Recorded By [Additional Recordings] – Alexandre Firla*
Recorded By, Mixed By – Sam OKell
Trumpet [Solo Trumpet] – Phil Cobb (2)
Violin – Dominique Lemonnier

Notes

No catalog number on this release.

"Executive in charge of music for Sony Pictures" credit to Lia Vollack
"Auricle Operator" credit to a Peter Clarke.
"Pro Tools Operator" credit to Gordon Davidson.
"LSO Recording Managers" credits to Sue Mallet and Marc Stevens.

Matrix is indecipherable. The only numbers/letters appear on the clear inner ring of the disc. There appears to be hidden ones on the outer ring, but only under bright light.