Soundtrack

 


Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life — The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Includes these dialogue excerpts from the original motion picture:
This CD soundtrack from the feature documentary, Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life, features Jeff Britting’s original music from the film, Ayn Rand’s testimony before the House Committee on Un-American Activities, excerpts of narration by Sharon Gless, and dialogue from Ayn Rand’s play Ideal (performed by Janne Peters).

This unique soundtrack also contains two of Ayn Rand’s favorite “tiddlywink” pieces from her private record collection: Canadian Capers and Will o’ the Wisp.

Tracks

 

1. Main Title: “A Sense of Life”
    Narration by Sharon Gless

 

 

 

 

 

2. Family, Youth and Independence

 

3. An Adult Entity

 

4. “Canadian Capers”
      Music by Gus Chandler, Bert White and Henry Cohen

 

5. Cyrus

 

6. Revolution, Victor Hugo and God

 

7. A Door Opening

  8. Aristotle and Plato
 

9. Russia as Hell

 

10. A Heart Skipping Beats

 

11. Arrival in America, Movies and DeMille

 

12. Her Ideal Face: Frank O’Connor

 

13. “Benevolent Inevitability”

 

14. “Writing Engine”

 

15. RKO and the Movie Diary

 

16. Ideal: “The Man and the Rock”
      Kay Gonda performed by Janne Peters

 

17. The Match King

 

18. Woman on Trial

 

19. We the Living

 

20. Permission Denied, Anthem and the Birth of
        The Fountainhead

 

21. Frank Lloyd Wright

 

22. H.U.A.C." “A Dubious Undertaking”
       Testimony: Congressman John McDowell and Ayn Rand

 

23. The Fountainhead: Novel to Film

 

24. Return to New York: Ayn and Frank’s theme

 

25. Atlas Shrugged: “The Feminine Roark”

 

26. America and “The Problem of Universals”

 

27. Non-fiction Marilyn Monroe, Racism, Apollo 11

 

28. Non-fiction Marilyn Monroe, Racism, Apollo 11

 

29. Man at His Best Narration by Sharon Gless
       End Credits
      “Will O’ the Wisp”
       Music by Herbert Kurster

        

Inside liner notes art from the CD: This series of photos was taken while Ayn Rand was studying acting at the Cinema Institute in Leningrad, USSR.

ORIGINAL
MOTION PICTURE SOUNDTRACK

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