Artist: Rachel Portman
Album: Beyond the Screen – Film Works on Piano
Genre: Classical
Release Date: 2023
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 01:00:42
Total Tracks: 20
Total Size: 1,01 GB

Tracklist:

1-1. Rachel Portman – The Cider House Rules: Piano Suite (02:16)
1-2. Rachel Portman – Chocolat: Piano Suite (02:53)
1-3. Rachel Portman – The Pier (from “Never Let Me Go”, Arr. for Piano & Cello) (02:18)
1-4. Rachel Portman – One Day: Piano Suite (03:53)
1-5. Rachel Portman – Good Night You Kings (from “The Cider House Rules”, Arr. for Piano) (02:34)
1-6. Rachel Portman – The Duchess: Piano Suite (02:32)
1-7. Rachel Portman – Letter Box (from “Snow Flower and the Secret Fan”, Arr. for Piano & Cello) (03:30)
1-8. Rachel Portman – Girl Rising: Piano Suite (02:50)
1-9. Rachel Portman – Still Life: Piano Suite (03:57)
1-10. Rachel Portman – Vianne Sets Up Shop (from “Chocolat”, Arr. for Piano & Cello) (02:58)
1-11. Rachel Portman – Emma: Piano Suite (03:10)
1-12. Rachel Portman – I’d Miss You (from “Their Finest”, Arr. for Piano) (02:26)
1-13. Rachel Portman – Snow Story (from “Smoke”, Arr. for Piano & Cello) (04:54)
1-14. Rachel Portman – Passage of Time (from “Chocolat”, Arr. for 2 Pianos) (02:43)
1-15. Rachel Portman – Frozen Lake (from “The Human Stain”, Arr. for Piano & Cello) (03:25)
1-16. Rachel Portman – Life Is Sweet: Piano Suite (02:12)
1-17. Rachel Portman – Book of Photographs (from “Still Life”, Arr. for Piano & Cello) (03:09)
1-18. Rachel Portman – The Last Dinner (from “Despite the Falling Snow”, Arr. for Piano) (02:42)
1-19. Rachel Portman – Never Let Me Go: Piano & Cello Suite (05:07)
1-20. Rachel Portman – Good Night You Kings (from “The Cider House Rules”, Arr. for Piano) – a calm version (01:03)

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On her Sony Classical debut album “Beyond the Screen,” film composer Rachel Portman offers a personal and emotional glimpse into her groundbreaking career. For this, she has re-recorded some of her most popular film scores on piano, including her Oscar-winning soundtrack “Emma,” “God’s Work and the Devil’s Contribution” and “Chocolat.” Rachel Portman combines a total of 20 piano arrangements into an emotional musical journey. From the arrangement to the performance: In the production of “Beyond The Screen” Rachel Portman was artistically responsible for everything: “There had to be a very direct connection between me as the author and the interpreting. For me, everything originates at the piano anyway, because I write at the piano.