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1327. After a mysterious death in a Benedictine Abbey, the monks are convinced that the apocalypse is coming. With the Abbey to play host to a council on the Franciscan's Order's belief that the Church should rid itself of wealth, William von Baskerville, a respected Franciscan friar, is asked to assist in determining the cause of the untimely death.

Alas, more deaths occur as the investigation draws closer to uncovering the secret the Abbey wants hidden, and there is finally no stopping the Holy Inquisition from taking an active hand in the process. William and his young novice must race against time to prove the innocence of the unjustly accused and avoid the wrath of Holy Inquisitor Bernardo Gui.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Name of the Rose
	The Name of the Rose	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	William and the Leppers	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	You Are the Antichrist	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	The Copy Room	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	The Girl in the Woods	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Amazing Collection	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	What Did He Say	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Let Them Pass Brother	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	My Child	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	The Dead Monks Keep Watch	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Fight	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Did You Search the Library	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	I Have My Lenses Back	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Welcome to All	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Female Prey	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Something Has Happened	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Jorge Blessing the Girl	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	You Can Speak for Her	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	If You Come to Finis Africae	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	It Was Written by the Philosopher	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	One More Death Will Not Be Too Many	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Anna's Death	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Why Are You Following Me	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	Main Titles	James Horner: Performer
	Beata Viscera (Charles Brett)	James Horner: Performer
	First Recognition	James Horner: Performer
	The Lesson	James Horner: Performer
	Kyrie (The Choir of the Choir School)	James Horner: Performer
	The Scriptorium	James Horner: Performer
	Veni Sancte Spiritus (The Choir of the Choir School)	James Horner: Performer
	The Confession	James Horner: Performer
	Flashbacks	James Horner: Performer
	The Discovery	James Horner: Performer
	Betrayed	James Horner: Performer
	Epilogue	James Horner: Performer
	End Titles	James Horner: Performer
	Beata Viscera	James Horner: Performer
	Kyrie	James Horner: Performer
	Veni Sancte Spiritus	James Horner: Performer
	Take Her To Sea, Mr. Murdoch (from Titanic)	James Horner: Performer
	Charging Fort Wagner (from Glory)	James Horner: Performer
	End Credits (from Glory)	James Horner: Performer
	Overture (from Star Trek II : The Wrath Of Kahn)	James Horner: Performer
	The Ludlows (from Legends Of The Fall)	James Horner: Performer
	End Credits (from The Land Before Time)	James Horner: Performer
	A Special Visitor (from Were Back : A Dinosaur Story)	James Horner: Performer
	End Credits (from Ransom)	James Horner: Performer
	Russian Streets (from Red Heat)	James Horner: Performer
	To The Rescue / End Title (from The Rocketeer)	James Horner: Performer
	End Title (from Braveheart)	James Horner: Performer
	Disc Time:	James Horner: Performer
	Main Title (from Apollo 13)	James Horner: Performer
	Theme (from Cocoon)	James Horner: Performer
	Theme (from Battle Beyond The Stars)	James Horner: Performer
	Lookout Point / End Titles (from The Man Without A Face)	James Horner: Performer
	Willows Theme (from Willow)	James Horner: Performer
	Deciding To Build The Field (from Field Of Dreams)	James Horner: Performer
	Electronic Battlefield (from Patriot Games)	James Horner: Performer
	End Title (from The Name Of The Rose)	James Horner: Performer
	Theme (from Commando)	James Horner: Performer
	The Wedding (from Deep Impact)	James Horner: Performer
	My Heart Will Go On	James Horner: Performer
	The Great Train Robbery - "Overture"	John Barry: Performer
	The Rock - "Main Theme"	John Barry: Performer
	The Russia House - "Love Theme"	John Barry: Performer
	The Name Of The Rose - "End Title"	John Barry: Performer
	The Hunt For Red October - "Hymn To Red October"	John Barry: Performer
	Medicine Man - "The Trees"	John Barry: Performer
	The Man Who Would Be King	John Barry: Performer
	First Knight - "Arthur's Fanfare / Arthur's Farewell"	John Barry: Performer
	The Untouchables	John Barry: Performer
	Marnie - "Prelude"	John Barry: Performer
	Robin & Marian - "The End"	John Barry: Performer
	Dr. No - "The James Bond Theme"	John Barry: Performer
	Goldfinger	John Barry: Performer
	From Russia With Love	John Barry: Performer
	007	John Barry: Performer
	You Only Live Twice	John Barry: Performer
	Diamonds Are Forever	John Barry: Performer
	Never Say Never Again - "Tango To The Death"	John Barry: Performer
	The James Bond Theme (Reprise)	John Barry: Performer
	Anna's Death	Volker Bertelmann: Performer
	First Knight - "Arthur's Fanfare / Arthur's Farewell"	John Barry: Performer

User reviews

Thomas Hill

6/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends traditional medieval music with modern elements, creating a unique and engaging listening experience.

Lisa Johnson

5/10

The soundtrack of The Name of the Rose captures the eerie atmosphere of the Benedictine Abbey with haunting melodies and mysterious tones.

Mary Jones

10/10

The Name of the Rose soundtrack perfectly captures the mysterious and eerie atmosphere of the Benedictine Abbey in 1327. The haunting melodies and Gregorian chants create a sense of foreboding and intrigue that immerses the listener in the medieval setting.

David Evans

7/10

The way the music builds tension and suspense throughout the film enhances the overall viewing experience.

Melissa Wright

6/10

The use of choral arrangements in the soundtrack adds a religious and medieval touch, perfectly fitting the time period and setting of the story.

David Carter

10/10

The use of authentic medieval instruments in the soundtrack adds a layer of historical accuracy and depth to the storytelling. The blending of traditional sounds with modern compositions enhances the overall listening experience and brings the world of The Name of the Rose to life in a truly captivating way.

Betty Harris

6/10

The music enhances the tension and suspense of the plot, creating a sense of impending doom as more deaths occur in the Abbey.

Linda Roberts

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Name of the Rose is a standout element that elevates the film to a higher level of cinematic artistry.

Betty King

6/10

The orchestration of the music is skillfully done, amplifying the impact of key scenes and enhancing the overall cinematic experience.

Thomas Young

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Name of the Rose is a powerful and evocative musical accompaniment that enriches the storytelling and atmosphere of the film.