File:Jameshorneravatarclip.ogg
Fair use rationale for Avatar (2009 film)
[edit]- Used to illustrate Horner's unique style of sound by mixing tribal and traditional elements for the film's score, which is discussed within the article. Also, an Academy Award-nominated score as discussed in the article, which Horner is quoted as saying was the hardest job he has ever undertaken.
- The clip is deliberately kept short (30 seconds out of the 5:24-length track) and is of reduced quality compared to the original. No free content could be found conveying the same information. Copyright holder is 20th Century Fox.
Licensing:
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