To give the score a contemporary and fresh feel he included original bespoke electronic sounds and electronically treated dulcimer and cimbalom.
Scottish-born Patrick Doyle, only the fourth composer to write a score for a Pixar film, used a variety of native Scottish instruments such as bagpipes, solo fiddle, Celtic harps, flutes and the bodhran. “Noble Maiden Fair” (A Mhaighdean Bhan Uasal) Performed by Emma Thompson and Peigi Barker “Song of Mor’du” Performed by Billy Connolly and Castġ6. “Into the Open Air” Performed by Julie Fowlisģ. “Touch the Sky” Performed by Julie FowlisĢ. The “Brave” soundtrack will be available wherever music is sold on Jor you can pre-order it now on Amazon. We wanted to capture this ancient feel of Scotland and the music really adds another layer of authenticity.” “The music really sets the tone for the film and underscores the time period. “The music of ‘Brave’ supports the story, bolstering this epic journey with Merida,” said Director Mark Andrews. A third original song plays during the film’s epilogue and is performed by UK singing sensation Birdy with British folk rock band Mumford & Sons. Patrick Doyle’s score promises authenticity with a fresh and contemporary approach to, as well as two original songs performed by lauded Scottish Gaelic singer Julie Fowlis. One of the reasons I’m looking forward to Pixar’s Brave is the promise of a musical soundtrack that evokes the rich tapestry of Gaelic culture.
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