What songs are used in Ever After trailer?

[Itea Goldstein]

I've seen the trailer for Ever After (new Cinderella
movie starring Drew Barrymore) a couple of times
now and I'm wondering if anyone knows the (2?)
songs used in the trailer. One is a techno-instrumental
and the other a heavy-reverb pop vocal of which the
only lyric I could make out is "tell me a fable". These
do not seem to be on the soundtrack album (which is
just the orchestral themes). Any pointers are appreciated.
If possible please email me with replies.

--Ken
<A HREF="mailto:wood...@nwlink.com">wood...@nwlink.com</A>

[solaric]

In respective order...

"The Mummer's Dance" by Lorena McKennitt
"Fable" (message version) by Robert Miles

Itea Goldstein wrote in message <01bdc724$c8d1e1b0$cc8714d1@iteag_home>...

[jtr...@advanstar.com]

Music/Songs on trailers rarely appear in the actual soundtrack or movie, which
is also the case with "Ever After". I agree that it's a shame because both
songs are so good.

The first song on the trailer is "The Mummers Dance" by Loreena Mckennitt. It
is available as a single or on her "Book of Secrets" CD.

The second song is "Fable" by Robert Miles and is available on his Dreamland
CD.

Joe Tracy
Large "Ever After" Site - http://www.newtekniques.com/everafter

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> I've seen the trailer for Ever After (new Cinderella
> movie starring Drew Barrymore) a couple of times
> now and I'm wondering if anyone knows the (2?)
> songs used in the trailer. One is a techno-instrumental
> and the other a heavy-reverb pop vocal of which the
> only lyric I could make out is "tell me a fable". These
> do not seem to be on the soundtrack album (which is
> just the orchestral themes). Any pointers are appreciated.
> If possible please email me with replies.
>
> --Ken
> <A HREF="mailto:wood...@nwlink.com">wood...@nwlink.com</A>
>
>

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[gamer0...@gmail.com]

After 19 years, your post is still relevant. Thanks for the information, guys.

[math...@gmail.com]

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[pa...@indeni.com]

On Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 6:28:38 PM UTC-7, gamer0...@gmail.com wrote:
> After 19 years, your post is still relevant. Thanks for the information, guys.

...totally relevant. pretty cool.

[kiyo...@gmail.com]

On Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 6:28:38 PM UTC-7, gamer...@gmail.com wrote:
> After 19 years, your post is still relevant. Thanks for the information, guys.

After 21 years, still useful... omfg... can't believe their original post is from 1998!!!!!!!! Are you kidding me?! Google was around then??? WTF... omg wish we could go back in time then

[wildstar...@yahoo.com]

Yet another person here to say that this was exactly what I needed, since the version for the trailer was also mentioned.

I've been trying, not very hard, but still trying, to find this song since the first trailer came out, longer ago than I want to think about right now.

[stricken79]

On Monday, January 20, 2020 at 4:52:30 AM UTC+11, wildstar...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Yet another person here to say that this was exactly what I needed, since the version for the trailer was also mentioned.
>
> I've been trying, not very hard, but still trying, to find this song since the first trailer came out, longer ago than I want to think about right now.

The song if it is the one I am thinking of with the almighty vocal burst is indeed Robert Miles - Fable, you can find it on spotify but it is the "message version" https://open.spotify.com/track/2tDLmlANWMwj8Bqw3Hhljv?si=6641a30df00f49c8