• Battle of Midway (1976) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

The summer of 1942 brought Naval stalemate to the Pacific as the American and Japanese fleets stood at even numbers each waiting for the other to begin a renewed offensive.

"Midway" tells the story of this historic June battle where a Japanese carrier force, in an attempt to occupy Midway island and lure the American fleet to destruction, was meet valiently by US forces operating off of three aircraft carriers and numerous escort ships.

It was the first battle in which naval air power was extensivly used, and at its conclusion the Japanese Carrier force had been completly destroyed which lead the way for the US 1943 and 44 offensives which would eventually bring the Pacific War to a close.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Battle of Midway
	Nobody Wants A War	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Midway Main Theme	Harald Kloser: Performer
	See You In China	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Morgue	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Getting Some Fun Out Of Life (Annie Trousseau)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Pearl Harbour	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Is It	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Bombing Six	Harald Kloser: Performer
	What's Their Target	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Attack On Midway	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Good Luck Sir	Harald Kloser: Performer
	1 Jersey Bounce (Annie Trousseau)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	They'll Follow You Anywhere	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Still Night Submarine	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Above The Clouds	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Dogfight	Harald Kloser: Performer
	The Last Dive	Harald Kloser: Performer
	This Is For The Pearl	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Victory Lap	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Best Returns	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Abandon Ship	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Midway End Titles	Harald Kloser: Performer
	All Or Nothing At All (Annie Trousseau)	Harald Kloser: Performer
	Prologue / Main Title	John Williams: Performer
	Yamamoto's Choice	John Williams: Performer
	Signal Corps Con	John Williams: Performer
	Yamamoto's Second Meeting	John Williams: Performer
	Hiroshima Harbor	John Williams: Performer
	Haruko's Dilemma	John Williams: Performer
	By Order Of Nimitz	John Williams: Performer
	Canceling Operation K	John Williams: Performer
	Strawberry 5	John Williams: Performer
	Missing The Flatlands	John Williams: Performer
	Morning Of The Battle	John Williams: Performer
	Scout 4	John Williams: Performer
	Ensign Gay Afloat	John Williams: Performer
	Burning Carriers	John Williams: Performer
	Crash Landing	John Williams: Performer
	Good News For The Nimitz	John Williams: Performer
	Matt Takes Off / Matt's Crash / Red Parks Fighters / Attack Begins	John Williams: Performer
	End Credits	John Williams: Performer
	The Men Of The Yorktown March	John Williams: Performer
	Midway March	John Williams: Performer
	Prologue	John Williams: Performer
	Main Title	John Williams: Performer
	Cancelling Operation "K"	John Williams: Performer
	Attack Begins	John Williams: Performer
	Red Parks Fighters	John Williams: Performer
	Good News For Nimitz	John Williams: Performer
	Matt Takes Off	John Williams: Performer
	Matt's Crash	John Williams: Performer
	End Title : Midway March	John Williams: Performer
	Men Of Yorktown March	John Williams: Performer

User reviews

Charles Thompson

5/10

The use of traditional orchestral instruments, combined with military-themed motifs, adds a sense of authenticity to the soundtrack.

Carol Thompson

8/10

The music skillfully conveys the bravery and sacrifice of the American forces as they valiantly defended against the Japanese carrier force, creating a sense of heroism and patriotism.

Edward Young

3/10

The composition of the Battle of Midway soundtrack is repetitive and monotonous, with few standout moments or memorable themes. It fails to evoke the sense of tension and adrenaline that one would expect from a film about a critical turning point in World War II.

Joshua Adams

6/10

Overall, the music effectively transports the listener back in time to experience the intensity and significance of the Battle of Midway.

Anthony Johnson

7/10

The soundtrack of Battle of Midway perfectly captures the tension and drama of the historic June battle, immersing the listener in the intensity of the naval conflict.

Charles Hall

5/10

The music skillfully conveys the emotions of bravery and sacrifice exhibited by both American and Japanese forces during the battle.

John Brown

7/10

The compositions in the soundtrack effectively evoke the atmosphere of the Pacific theater during World War II, transporting the listener to a pivotal moment in history through the power of music.

George Roberts

6/10

The score's ability to evoke a sense of urgency and anticipation mirrors the strategic maneuvers and decisive actions taken by both sides during the conflict.

Thomas Scott

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Battle of Midway is a powerful and evocative musical accompaniment to the retelling of this significant chapter in naval history, adding depth and emotion to the narrative of the film.

Brian Roberts

5/10

The Battle of Midway soundtrack effectively captures the tension and drama of this pivotal moment in World War II history.

Carol Parker

6/10

The composer's attention to detail in representing the different phases of the battle through music enhances the overall listening experience.

Laura Lee

8/10

The use of orchestral elements in the soundtrack adds a cinematic quality to the storytelling, enhancing the emotional impact of the narrative and bringing the historical events to life.

Timothy Davis

7/10

The dynamic and sweeping melodies in the soundtrack mirror the ebb and flow of the battle, building tension and excitement as the conflict unfolds, keeping the audience engaged and invested in the story.

Robert Young

4/10

The Battle of Midway soundtrack lacks emotional depth and fails to capture the intensity and drama of such a pivotal historical event. The music feels generic and uninspired, leaving me disconnected from the story unfolding on screen.