Album · 2006

Letters from Iwo Jima

Released
20 December 2006
Label
Warner Music International
Catalogue no.
399 075-2
Tracklist
15 tracks
Length
43:21
Country
XE

“Letters from Iwo Jima” is an album by Kyle Eastwood & Michael Stevens, released in 2006 on Warner Music International. The original release has 15 tracks with a running time of 43:21. The line-up features Lennie Niehaus (conductor, orchestrator) and Bruce Dukov (concertmaster).

Who played on Letters from Iwo Jima

  • Lennie Niehaus conductor, orchestrator on 13 tracks
  • Bruce Dukov concertmaster on 12 tracks

Tracklist

  1. 1 Letters from Iwo Jima Theme (Radio Edit) 2:54
  2. 2 Main Titles — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 4:17
  3. 3 Letters Montage — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 3:18
  4. 4 Preparing for the Battle — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 2:59
  5. 5 Suicide — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 3:20
  6. 6 Enemy Fire — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 1:39
  7. 7 Shimizu's Past — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 3:08
  8. 8 Dinner Party — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 3:18
  9. 9 Nearing the End — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 2:11
  10. 10 Kuribayashi's Farewell Letter — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 2:04
  11. 11 Song for the Defense of Iwo Jima — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 1:18
  12. 12 Kuribayashi Pleads for Death — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 2:55
  13. 13 End Titles, Part 1 — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 2:55
  14. 14 End Titles, Part 2 — Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens 4:22
  15. 15 Letters from Iwo Jima Theme (Composers Duet) 2:42

Production

  • Christian Dwiggins editor
  • Robert Fernandez mix

More albums by Kyle Eastwood & Michael Stevens

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Letters from Iwo Jima?

The line-up of Letters from Iwo Jima includes Lennie Niehaus (conductor, orchestrator) and Bruce Dukov (concertmaster).

Which label released Letters from Iwo Jima?

Letters from Iwo Jima was released in 2006 on Warner Music International (399 075-2).

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