So the end result is this: the entire soundtrack album is now a part of the game as unlockable bonus content.”. Pretty soon after that, the game’s producer, Cordy Rierson, told me that she loved the soundtrack I’d sent, and that she intended to incorporate the entire album directly into the game itself. She conceived the idea of presenting the music as a continuous sonic thread, with many in-game tracks melting in and out of each other in a way that would be at least somewhat more evocative of how the music sounds in the actual game… I mailed (the finished soundtrack CD) to Collective Studios and the publisher, 2K Games.
Discussing the production of the soundtrack CD for The Da Vinci Code game, Phillips’ told interviewer Louis Bedigian of, “When we were putting together the soundtrack CD for “The Da Vinci Code” game, my music producer Winnie Waldron was determined to make the experience of listening to the soundtrack more reminiscent of the musical experience in the game itself. The tracks included in The Da Vinci Code videogame soundtrack were especially produced for the album, each track incorporating several pieces of music from the game. Her music and vocals provided vision and helped shape what is going to be a true one of a kind gaming experience.”. The press release included the following information: “Selected by the development team at Collective Studios for her imaginative and innovative approach to choral composition, Winifred was given extensive creative control to produce an original sound for the game inspired by Dan Brown’s novel… Cordy Rierson, producer of The Da Vinci Code game at Collective Studios, said, “When we heard Winifred’s music, we knew she was the one to bring the video game alive with inspiring and innovative sound. Winifred Phillips’ involvement as the composer for The Da Vinci Code videogame was announced by the game’s publisher 2K Games in a press release on May 16th, 2006. The soundtrack of The Da Vinci Code videogame includes the following tracks. Music from the soundtrack album is also available as unlockable bonus content in the game itself. Accessed July 22, 2008.] As of July 2008 The Da Vinci Code videogame soundtrack has not received a commercial release, although a medley of tracks from the score is available for online streaming via the composer's website. Choir and solo vocals were performed by Winifred Phillips. The original music for the video game was produced by Winnie Waldron. The original musical soundtrack of The Da Vinci Code video game was composed by Winifred Phillips.
The Da Vinci Code (video game soundtrack)
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