At the Giant Snake scene. There is a song playing. A violin passage.
I search this song. But i dont now its name. Does anybody help me about this song.

its cantiga 166 from the cantigas de santa maria

Great knowledge Cromulus, Indeed !

thank you very much

Cantiga 166 is also known as "Como Poden" (or "Como Poden Per Sas Culpas").

More info:

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Alfonso el Sabio (the Wise) was king of Castille and Leon during the 13th century. Despite his failings as a king, Alfonso ensured lasting recognition for his collection of "Cantigas de Santa Maria." The text of these works deals largely with miracles of the Virgin, but their sacred themes are often clothed in secular humour. In "Santa Maria Amar", Mary offers protection to a pregnant abbess, whilst in "Como poden per sas culpas" she heals a cripple, whose joyful dance is depicted rhythmically in the music.

Here is a "recent" interpretation of this canticle, just to compare it with the Poledouris version from Conan:

http://albacarma.free.fr/images/como%20poden.mp3

You are the best Flaming Turd.
That's what i look for. Millions of thanks.

Here you'll hear a sample of the original cantiga (166) and find the original lyrics.

http://brassy.club.fr/PartMed/Cantigas/CSMIDI.html

and here, with voice, percussion and hurdy gurdy (push the angel below). There's also in french an illustrated story of that song.

http://marcel.arnoux.free.fr/CANTIGA%20166.html


It's amazing, this cantiga (even so dedicated to the Virgin) wasn't "too christian" for Milius....

The song can be heard hear on this youtube video(also see some of the Moorish strongholds of Spain):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSDpQ-wG1Jw

On the classic radio station here in New York, this song is often played, its quite nice.

Yep, exactly, when you think about it, what could be more pagan and barbaric than naked girls and dark cults with an old christian hymn in musical background !

Think they were sacrificing virgins rather than screwing them(like the Orgy chamber), but who knows.

Basil, I think liked the song and used it, perhaps maybe because it was popular locally. Cobb I read used local signs and intermixed them within the architecture and stuff. Gregorian chants seemed to have inspired Basil too obviously.

The video is working for me.

It's working for me too, but I just don't recognize the "Cantiga 166" when hearing it...

Hum, I was about to say "lucky guy you are" (with the radio), but in fact I don't recognize it too...

Its partve it, and can be heard in certain cues and melodies from Basil's version as well, while Priestess' are doing some kinda chanting.

Sorry, but neither do I! What are you on, Cromulus ? And can we have some ?

This piece of music is one of my absolute favourites in the whole film - and of course ISN'T on my damn CD... Thank you for finding it!

Everyone, just go here:

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You might need to download a torrent software (I got utorrent, which is free), to convert to MP3...but it's worth it. This is the complete soundtrack of the movie -- including the TEmple of Set music. All of it in sterling sound. It's a shame that track was never officially released, but at least this way you can hear all of the CtB music in good sound -- there are notes about the project on the above link, but to summarize, the unreleased stuff was taken directly from the DVD and manipulated via music software for CD-quality sound, removing all of the dialog/sound effects which cloud the music in the movie itself. This music is mixed together with the actual soundtrack CD release from '92 for the "ultimate" ctb soundtrack. Enjoy!