I posted the following last year which features Cues culled from the DVD Isolated Score Track:
Some great cues from GLORY:
Here's the cue where Shaw arrives at the Party after he returns from the Battle of Antietam. Horner's music made me feel that Colonel Shaw was an Angel put on earth for a task or a very special mission. Always wondered if the piano music was an existing classical piece or an original Horner composition. Anyone know?
Cue where Colonel Shaw rises from being wounded on the Battlefield and sees how the war just goes on and on. Horner really captured the scene with his superb music.
The wonderfully joyful, uplifting and passionate "The Parade" cue as the 54th Regiment leaves Boston.
"Hoist up the Flag" (not composed by Horner) started out the PARADE Cue and Horner enhanced it with his music in the film. Here it is without the added Horner music:
54th Jam / Oh My Lord
Dave Grusin's cool TRI-STAR LOGO music which really led in well to James Horner's score:
I found this on the Omni Music Publishing website for Glory:
1. A Call To Arms 2. After Antietam 3. After Antietam (Revised) 4. After Antietam (Alternate) 5. Flashback (Revised) 6. Flashback (Original Version) 7. Forming The Regiment 8. Fife And Drums 9. Old 1812 10. Jefferson & Liberty 11. The Decision 12. Untitled (Firing The Pistol) 13. Lonely Christmas 14. The Whipping 15. New Shoes 16. 54th Regiment (Film Version) 17. 54th Regiment (Revised) 18. Hoist The Flag 19. Parade Overlay Version 1 20. Parade Overlay Version 2 21. The Year Of Jubilee 22. Burning The Town Of Darien 23. Our Time 24. The Battle Of Grimball’s Landing 25. Promise Me 26. When Do You Want Us? 27. Brave Words And Deeds 28. Brave Words, Braver Deeds 29. Preparations For Battle 30. Charging Fort Wagner 31. An Epitaph To War 32. Closing Credits
