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"Soundtrack (Season 4)"; An album of the Re-imagined series
Album No.	4
Composer(s)	Bear McCreary
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Producer(s)	{{{producer}}}
Label	La-La Land Records
Tracks	{{{tracks}}}
Running Time	{{{runtime}}}
Discs	2
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	Available at Amazon – Purchase
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For other Battlestar Galactica soundtracks, click here.

For a general article on the music in Battlestar Galactica, see Music of Battlestar Galactica (RDM).

Track Listing[edit]

Disc 1[edit]

Gaeta's Lament
- Featuring Alessandro Juliani, vocals
- Words by Michael Angeli, Music by Bear McCreary
- From the Episode “Guess What's Coming to Dinner?”
The Signal
- From the Episode “Revelations”
Resurrection Hub
- From the Episode “The Hub”
The Cult of Baltar
- Featuring Raya Yarbrough, vocals
- Words and Music by Bear McCreary
- From the Episodes “He That Believeth in Me” and “Escape Velocity”
Farewell Apollo
- From the Episode “Six of One”
Roslin Escapes
- From the Episode “Blood on the Scales”
Among the Ruins
- From the Episode “Sometimes a Great Notion”
Laura Runs
- From the Episode “A Disquiet Follows My Soul”
Cally Descends
- From the Episode “The Ties That Bind”
Funeral Pyre
- Featuring Kandyse McClure, vocals
- From the Episode “Sometimes a Great Notion”
Roslin and Adama Reunited
- From the Episode “The Hub”
Gaeta's Lament (Instrumental)
- From the Episode “Guess What's Coming to Dinner?”
Elegy
- Performed by Bear McCreary, piano
- From the Episode “Someone to Watch Over Me”
The Alliance
- From the Episode “Revelations”
Blood on the Scales
- From the Episodes “The Oath” and “Blood on the Scales”
Grand Old Lady
- From the Episode “Islanded in a Stream of Stars”
Kara Remembers
- From the Episode “Someone to Watch Over Me”
Boomer Takes Hera
- From the Episode “Someone to Watch Over Me”
Dreilide Thrace Sonata No. 1
- Performed by Bear McCreary, piano
- From the Episode “Someone to Watch Over Me”
Diaspora Oratorio
- Words and Music by Bear McCreary
- From the Episode “Revelations”

Disc 2: "Daybreak"[edit]

Caprica City, Before the Fall
Laura’s Baptism
Adama in the Memorial Hallway
The Line
Assault on the Colony
- Featuring Raya Yarbrough, vocals
Baltar’s Sermon
Kara’s Coordinates
Earth
Goodbye Sam
The Heart of the Sun
- Contains “Theme from Battlestar Galactica” by Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson
Starbuck Disappears
So Much Life
An Easterly View
The Passage of Time

Press Release[edit]

LA-LA LAND RECORDS TO RELEASE BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: SEASON 4 SOUNDTRACK – THEIR 100th RELEASE

Two-CD Set Is Top 10 Best Seller in Overall Music Sales at Amazon.com

Burbank, CA - June 30, 2009– La-La Land Records will release their 100th release as a label—the special 2-CD set, Battlestar Galactica: Season 4, on July 28, 2009. The soundtrack cracked the Top 10 at Amazon’s Best Seller list for overall music sales, topping both the TV and Movie Soundtrack Charts. The soundtrack features music from Seasons 4 and 4.5 with one disc dedicated to the music from “Daybreak” the stunning series finale. La-La Land Records is releasing the Battlestar Galactica: Season 4 soundtrack through a license agreement with NBC Universal Television, DVD, Music and Consumer Products Group.

The music from Battlestar Galactica became an integral part of the series, interwoven into plotlines and even performed by cast members, like the track “Gaeta’s Lament”, sung by Alessandro Juliani (Felix Gaeta) or “Dreilide Thrace Sonata No. 1” which was a key plot point in the episode “Someone to Watch Over Me”.

Battlestar Galactica: Season 4 will be available in stores nationwide and online on www.lalalandrecords.com, www.nbcuniversalstore.com, and www.amazon.com. The two-CD soundtrack will feature music from seasons 4.0 and 4.5 and the music from “Daybreak,” the series finale. The CD booklet features 20 pages of pictures and extensive liner notes, including 8 pages of notes from the cast and crew talking about the music and composer Bear McCreary, who Jamie Bamber (Lee ‘Apollo’ Adama) calls ‘the 13th Cylon” and Mary McDonnell (Laura Roslin) said “Bear understands character and plot and action as musical poetry and we were blessed to have him.”

Season 4 composer McCreary was recently called one of the top 10 composers “that make space adventures epic” by www.io9.com. His work on the television series Battlestar Galactica has been described as offering “some of the most innovative music on TV today,” by Variety, and his blog www.bearmccreary.com/blog, which features in-depth inside looks at the process of scoring Battlestar Galactica, was called "one of the best blogs in the business. It's a fascinating look at the process of making music for film and television and the care he takes with aligning the score with the twists and turns of each character's plot lines," by The Hollywood Reporter.

McCreary’s feature film credits include Wrong Turn 2 and the Rest Stop films. He also scores the series Eureka, the upcoming SyFy series, and Battlestar Galactica prequel, Caprica, the Capcom video game Dark Void, the upcoming series Human Target and Trauma and Battlestar Galactica: The Plan. McCreary was among a handful of select protégés of late film music legend Elmer Bernstein and is a classically trained composer with degrees in Composition and Recording Arts from the prestigious USC Thornton School of Music.

Also available from La-La Land Records are McCreary’s soundtracks for Battlestar Galactica Seasons 1, 2, and 3, Caprica, Eureka, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Wrong Turn 2 and the Rest Stop films.

About Universal Cable Productions:

Universal Cable Productions was established to create a sustainable pipeline of quality content and derive the greatest value from it across multiple platforms. The studio will be an industry leader in unique and innovative programming for USA and Syfy, and all cable networks.

About NBC Universal Television DVD, Music, and Consumer Products Group:

NBC Universal is a leader in providing entertainment programming to the domestic and international marketplaces. NBC Universal Television DVD, Music, and Consumer Products Group manages all global ancillary television business endeavors for the NBC Universal Television Group, including third-party home entertainment distribution, consumer products, musical soundtracks, special markets projects and the NBC Universal Online Store.

External Links[edit]

Blog entry of Bear McCreary about the BSG Season 4 soundtrack.

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-: ''For the other soundtracks, see [[Soundtrack (Miniseries)]], [[Soundtrack (Season 1)]], [[Soundtrack (Season 2)]], [[Soundtrack (Season 3)]].
+: ''For other ''Battlestar Galactica'' soundtracks, [[Soundtrack|click here]].''
 : ''For a general article on the music in ''Battlestar Galactica'', see [[Music of Battlestar Galactica (RDM)]]''.
-==Track listing==
+==Track Listing==
 === Disc 1===
-# Gaeta’s Lament
+# '''[[Gaeta's Lament]]'''
 #* Featuring [[Alessandro Juliani]], vocals
 #* Words by [[Michael Angeli]], Music by [[Bear McCreary]]
 #* From the Episode “[[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?]]”
-# The Signal
+# '''The Signal'''
 #* From the Episode “[[Revelations]]”
-# Resurrection Hub
+# '''Resurrection Hub'''
 #* From the Episode “[[The Hub]]”
-# The Cult of Baltar
+#'''The Cult of Baltar'''
 #* Featuring [[Raya Yarbrough]], vocals
 #* Words and Music by [[Bear McCreary]]
 #* From the Episodes “[[He That Believeth in Me]]” and “[[Escape Velocity]]”
-# Farewell Apollo
+# '''Farewell Apollo'''
 #* From the Episode “[[Six of One]]”
-# Roslin Escapes
+# '''Roslin Escapes'''
 #* From the Episode “[[Blood on the Scales]]”
-# Among the Ruins
+# '''Among the Ruins'''
 #* From the Episode “[[Sometimes a Great Notion]]”
-# Laura Runs
+# '''Laura Runs'''
 #* From the Episode “[[A Disquiet Follows My Soul]]”
-# Cally Descends
+#'''Cally Descends'''
 #* From the Episode “[[The Ties That Bind]]”
-# Funeral Pyre
+# '''Funeral Pyre'''
 #* Featuring [[Kandyse McClure]], vocals
 #* From the Episode “[[Sometimes a Great Notion]]”
-# Roslin and Adama Reunited
+# '''Roslin and Adama Reunited'''
 #* From the Episode “[[The Hub]]”
-# Gaeta’s Lament (Instrumental)
+# '''[[Gaeta's Lament]] (Instrumental)'''
 #* From the Episode “[[Guess What's Coming to Dinner?]]”
-# Elegy
+# '''Elegy'''
 #* Performed by [[Bear McCreary]], piano
 #* From the Episode “[[Someone to Watch Over Me]]”
-# The Alliance
+# '''The Alliance'''
 #* From the Episode “[[Revelations]]”
-# Blood on the Scales
+# '''Blood on the Scales'''
 #* From the Episodes “[[The Oath]]” and “[[Blood on the Scales]]”
-# Grand Old Lady
+# '''Grand Old Lady'''
 #* From the Episode “[[Islanded in a Stream of Stars]]”
-# Kara Remembers
+# '''Kara Remembers'''
 #* From the Episode “[[Someone to Watch Over Me]]”
-# Boomer Takes Hera
+# '''Boomer Takes Hera'''
 #* From the Episode “[[Someone to Watch Over Me]]”
-# Dreilide Thrace Sonata No. 1
+# '''Dreilide Thrace Sonata No. 1'''
 #* Performed by [[Bear McCreary]], piano
 #* From the Episode “[[Someone to Watch Over Me]]”
-# Diaspora Oratorio
+# '''Diaspora Oratorio'''
 #* Words and Music by [[Bear McCreary]]
 #* From the Episode “[[Revelations]]”
@@ Line 68: / Line 69: @@
 ===Disc 2: "Daybreak"===
-# Caprica City, Before the Fall
+# '''Caprica City, Before the Fall'''
-# Laura’s Baptism
+# '''Laura’s Baptism'''
-# Adama in the Memorial Hallway
+# '''Adama in the Memorial Hallway'''
-# The Line
+# '''The Line'''
-# Assault on the Colony
+# '''Assault on the Colony'''
 #* Featuring [[Raya Yarbrough]], vocals
-# Baltar’s Sermon
+# '''Baltar’s Sermon'''
-# Kara’s Coordinates
+# '''Kara’s Coordinates'''
-# Earth
+# '''Earth'''
-# Goodbye Sam
+# '''Goodbye Sam'''
-# The Heart of the Sun
+# '''The Heart of the Sun'''
 #* Contains “Theme from Battlestar Galactica” by [[Stu Phillips]] and [[Glen A. Larson]]
-# Starbuck Disappears
+# '''Starbuck Disappears'''
-# So Much Life
+# '''So Much Life'''
-# An Easterly View
+# '''An Easterly View'''
-# The Passage of Time
+# '''The Passage of Time'''
+==Press Release==
+'''LA-LA LAND RECORDS TO RELEASE BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: SEASON 4 SOUNDTRACK – THEIR 100th RELEASE'''
+Two-CD Set Is Top 10 Best Seller in Overall Music Sales at Amazon.com
+Burbank, CA - June 30, 2009– [http://www.lalalandrecords.com La-La Land Records] will release their 100th release as a label&mdash;the special 2-CD set, ''Battlestar Galactica: Season 4'', on July 28, 2009.  The soundtrack cracked the Top 10 at Amazon’s Best Seller list for overall music sales, topping both the TV and Movie Soundtrack Charts.  The soundtrack features music from Seasons 4 and 4.5 with one disc dedicated to the music from “Daybreak” the stunning series finale.  La-La Land Records is releasing the ''Battlestar Galactica: Season 4'' soundtrack through a license agreement with NBC Universal Television, DVD, Music and Consumer Products Group.
+The music from Battlestar Galactica became an integral part of the series, interwoven into plotlines and even performed by cast members, like the track “Gaeta’s Lament”, sung by [[Alessandro Juliani]] ([[Felix Gaeta]]) or “Dreilide Thrace Sonata No. 1” which was a key plot point in the episode “[[Someone to Watch Over Me]]”.
+''Battlestar Galactica: Season 4'' will be available in stores nationwide and online on www.lalalandrecords.com, www.nbcuniversalstore.com, and www.amazon.com. The two-CD soundtrack will feature music from seasons 4.0 and 4.5 and the music from “Daybreak,” the series finale. The CD booklet features 20 pages of pictures and extensive liner notes, including 8 pages of notes from the cast and crew talking about the music and composer Bear McCreary, who [[Jamie Bamber]] ([[Lee Adama|Lee ‘Apollo’ Adama]]) calls ‘the 13th Cylon” and [[Mary McDonnell]] ([[Laura Roslin]]) said “Bear understands character and plot and action as musical poetry and we were blessed to have him.”
+Season 4 composer McCreary was recently called one of the top 10 composers “that make space adventures epic” by www.io9.com.  His work on the television series ''Battlestar Galactica'' has been described as offering “some of the most innovative music on TV today,” by Variety, and his blog www.bearmccreary.com/blog, which features in-depth inside looks at the process of scoring ''Battlestar Galactica'', was called "one of the best blogs in the business. It's a fascinating look at the process of making music for film and television and the care he takes with aligning the score with the twists and turns of each character's plot lines," by The Hollywood Reporter.
+McCreary’s feature film credits include ''Wrong Turn 2'' and the ''Rest Stop'' films.  He also scores the series ''Eureka'', the upcoming SyFy series, and ''Battlestar Galactica'' prequel, ''[[Caprica (series)|Caprica]]'', the Capcom video game ''Dark Void'', the upcoming series ''Human Target'' and ''Trauma'' and ''[[The Plan|Battlestar Galactica: The Plan]]''.  McCreary was among a handful of select protégés of late film music legend Elmer Bernstein and is a classically trained composer with degrees in Composition and Recording Arts from the prestigious USC Thornton School of Music.
+Also available from La-La Land Records are McCreary’s soundtracks for [[Soundtrack|''Battlestar Galactica'' Seasons 1, 2, and 3]], ''[[Soundtrack (Caprica)|Caprica]]'', ''[[amazon:B001B0BAWU|Eureka]]'', ''[[amazon:B001FWPY0S|Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles]]'', ''[[amazon:B000TLUFG4|Wrong Turn 2]]'' and the ''[[amazon:B001DZDTCC|Rest Stop]]'' films.
+About Universal Cable Productions:
+Universal Cable Productions was established to create a sustainable pipeline of quality content and derive the greatest value from it across multiple platforms.  The studio will be an industry leader in unique and innovative programming for USA and Syfy, and all cable networks.
+About NBC Universal Television DVD, Music, and Consumer Products Group:
+NBC Universal is a leader in providing entertainment programming to the domestic and international marketplaces. NBC Universal Television DVD, Music, and Consumer Products Group manages all global ancillary television business endeavors for the NBC Universal Television Group, including third-party home entertainment distribution, consumer products, musical soundtracks, special markets projects and the NBC Universal Online Store.
 ==External Links==
 *[http://www.bearmccreary.com/blog/?p=2107  Blog entry] of [[Bear McCreary]] about the BSG Season 4 soundtrack.
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"Soundtrack (Season 4)" An album of the Re-imagined series

Album No.	4
Composer(s)	Bear McCreary
Artist(s)	{{{artist}}}
Producer(s)	{{{producer}}}
Label	La-La Land Records
Tracks	{{{tracks}}}
Running Time	{{{runtime}}}
Discs	2
Released	{{{released}}}
Chronology
Previous		Next
Soundtrack (Season 3)	Soundtrack (Season 4)	Soundtrack (The Plan/Razor)
CD Version
Available at Amazon – Purchase
Download Version
Available at iTunes – Purchase