The longest, and most beautiful, rendition of the main theme comes in the penultimate track. This time, we don't simply get the soprano and the orchestra, we get a female choir as well. The eleventh and final track features a reprise of the superb clarinet theme from earlier in the score. You know, it may very well be Morricone's finest score. It's one of those scores that makes you sit back in your chair and thank God for Ennio Morricone.
Every instrumental part is there for a reason, every single one contributing to the glorious whole.
The themes are quite simply gorgeous. It is nothing short of criminal that this was rejected. And old toast, at that. If you get an opportunity to hear it, do whatever you can to make sure that you do. You will not regret it.