Ken Thorne - Arabian Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2026) [Hi-Res]
![Ken Thorne - Arabian Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2026) [Hi-Res]](https://img.israbox.com/img/2026-10/27/iz1xzqwgbt7q1ku0le89udxb5.jpg)
BAND/ARTIST: Ken Thorne
- Title: Arabian Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Dragons Domain Recording
- Genre: Soundtracks
- Quality: FLAC 24/44100; 16/44100
- Total Time: 00:45:24
- Total Size: 312; 535 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
The soundtrack to the 1979 fantasy adventure film Arabian Adventure, directed by Kevin Connor, was composed by the English composer Ken Thorne (1924–2014) and released by Dragon’s Domain Records as the original motion picture soundtrack.
The film’s plot is as follows. Alquazar, Caliph of Jadur (Christopher Lee), has sold his soul for power, usurping the throne from the rightful ruler, and keeps the city in fear: at night his thugs punish anyone who breaks curfew. A young beggar boy named Majeed with a monkey and a mysterious handsome stranger are thrown into the dungeon, escape together, and the stranger fights his way into the throne room. He introduces himself as Prince Hasan, impresses Princess Zuleira, and asks for her hand. The Caliph sets a condition: bring back a magical rose from a distant, perilous land.
Thorne’s score is built on a lush orchestral palette: bold brass, warm strings, and an ethereal choir. It includes a tender romantic theme for the princess and fierce, percussion-driven music for the flying carpet battle.
Thorne began as a big band pianist in the 1940s and studied composition at Cambridge. He entered film through a 1948 musical and established himself there in the early 1960s. Director Richard Lester made him his regular composer. For Lester, Thorne wrote the instrumental underscore for HELP!, starring The Beatles, won an Oscar for adapting the music for A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and reworked themes by John Williams for Superman II and Superman III. In total he composed, orchestrated or conducted more than a hundred films.
Thorne worked with Kevin Connor for many years, on projects including The House Where Evil Dwells, The Return of Sherlock Holmes, Great Expectations, Return to Lonesome Dove, The Elizabeth Taylor Story, Mary, Mother of Jesus and Marco Polo. The release was mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland, and the liner notes were written by David Hirsch.
Tracklist:
01-01 Ken Thorne - Dawn (Main Title) [2:19]
01-02 Ken Thorne - The Princess [0:48]
01-03 Ken Thorne - The Marketplace [0:50]
01-04 Ken Thorne - A Plea For Help [1:54]
01-05 Ken Thorne - First Chase [4:16]
01-06 Ken Thorne - The Visions / The Quest [3:07]
01-07 Ken Thorne - The Last Hope [2:26]
01-08 Ken Thorne - Flying Carpet Take Off [1:55]
01-09 Ken Thorne - Palace Guards in Pursuit [2:28]
01-10 Ken Thorne - Black Magic [2:22]
01-11 Ken Thorne - The Cave [1:13]
01-12 Ken Thorne - The Guardian [2:10]
01-13 Ken Thorne - Lurking & Sneaking [2:30]
01-14 Ken Thorne - Escape / True Love [3:13]
01-15 Ken Thorne - The Rebellion Begins [3:32]
01-16 Ken Thorne - Flying Carpet Dogfight [2:37]
01-17 Ken Thorne - Final Battle / Victory & End Title [7:44]
The film’s plot is as follows. Alquazar, Caliph of Jadur (Christopher Lee), has sold his soul for power, usurping the throne from the rightful ruler, and keeps the city in fear: at night his thugs punish anyone who breaks curfew. A young beggar boy named Majeed with a monkey and a mysterious handsome stranger are thrown into the dungeon, escape together, and the stranger fights his way into the throne room. He introduces himself as Prince Hasan, impresses Princess Zuleira, and asks for her hand. The Caliph sets a condition: bring back a magical rose from a distant, perilous land.
Thorne’s score is built on a lush orchestral palette: bold brass, warm strings, and an ethereal choir. It includes a tender romantic theme for the princess and fierce, percussion-driven music for the flying carpet battle.
Thorne began as a big band pianist in the 1940s and studied composition at Cambridge. He entered film through a 1948 musical and established himself there in the early 1960s. Director Richard Lester made him his regular composer. For Lester, Thorne wrote the instrumental underscore for HELP!, starring The Beatles, won an Oscar for adapting the music for A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, and reworked themes by John Williams for Superman II and Superman III. In total he composed, orchestrated or conducted more than a hundred films.
Thorne worked with Kevin Connor for many years, on projects including The House Where Evil Dwells, The Return of Sherlock Holmes, Great Expectations, Return to Lonesome Dove, The Elizabeth Taylor Story, Mary, Mother of Jesus and Marco Polo. The release was mastered by James Nelson at Digital Outland, and the liner notes were written by David Hirsch.
Tracklist:
01-01 Ken Thorne - Dawn (Main Title) [2:19]
01-02 Ken Thorne - The Princess [0:48]
01-03 Ken Thorne - The Marketplace [0:50]
01-04 Ken Thorne - A Plea For Help [1:54]
01-05 Ken Thorne - First Chase [4:16]
01-06 Ken Thorne - The Visions / The Quest [3:07]
01-07 Ken Thorne - The Last Hope [2:26]
01-08 Ken Thorne - Flying Carpet Take Off [1:55]
01-09 Ken Thorne - Palace Guards in Pursuit [2:28]
01-10 Ken Thorne - Black Magic [2:22]
01-11 Ken Thorne - The Cave [1:13]
01-12 Ken Thorne - The Guardian [2:10]
01-13 Ken Thorne - Lurking & Sneaking [2:30]
01-14 Ken Thorne - Escape / True Love [3:13]
01-15 Ken Thorne - The Rebellion Begins [3:32]
01-16 Ken Thorne - Flying Carpet Dogfight [2:37]
01-17 Ken Thorne - Final Battle / Victory & End Title [7:44]
| Soundtracks | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
As a ISRA.CLOUD's PREMIUM member you will have the following benefits:
- Unlimited high speed downloads
- Download directly without waiting time
- Unlimited parallel downloads
- Support for download accelerators
- No advertising
- Resume broken downloads