Cold Mountain- Idumea

This is the nineteenth and final song from the soundtrack from the movie Cold Mountain, 2003. Traditional song written by Charles Westley 1707, Amizi Chapin 1812 and arranged by Tim Eriksen. Performed by Sacred Harp Singers At Liberty Church.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Cold
• Mountain
• Soundtrack
• Bluegrass
• Traditional
• Tim
• Eriksen
• Sacred
• Harp
• Singers
• At
• Liberty
• Church
• Idumea

[JoeZeon100]

I got goosebumps when they had this as the background music for the Battle of the Crater. Really symbolized alot.

[Macdolphins93]

And am I born to die? To lay this body down! And must my trembling spirit fly Into a world unknown? A land of deepest shade, Unpierced by human thought The dreary regions of the dead, Where all things are forgot. Soon as from earth I go What will become of me? Eternal happiness or woe, Must then my portion be! Waked by the trumpet sound, I from my grave shall rise; And see the Judge with glory crowned, And see the flaming skies!

[mh605]

@NJRocks281 True, but not only preserved but added to. And then it moved north again, and songs are still being written, so now it is from the north AND south.

[SocsRevolution13]

This song makes me want to fight for something. I don't even know what. Haunting.

[pushiwallboy]

Goosebumps indeed - shivers too

[njdevil281]

@tluin The movies obsess over the Irish, in reality, they played just one small part.

[Lenuvira]

Listen to the Millikin Choir singing it, absolutely haunting and beautiful, more refined than this but equally great.

[billywitchdoctor100]

so in the movie, the music during the battle of the crater is orchestrated near the end of the battle. does anyone know where to find that version?

[lukasznapior]

it kicks me out also give me some kind of power to stand against this fuck'n shit of our planet

[FelixFelisis]

It sounds like they're saying LOL at the beginning.