Twilight Coven Philippines

For those who are interested in studying how to play the songs in the Twilight movie musical score, TCP Member Echo went in search of local distributors of the official sheet music books, and he succeeded! [Yay, Echo!]

"Twilight:The Score" by Carter Burwell for Piano Solo - Php1,188

"Twilight:The Score" by Carter Burwell for Piano & Guitar Twilight: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack
For Piano-Vocal-Guitar - Php1,288
features sheet music of: Supermassive Black Hole, Decode, Full Moon, Leave Out All The Rest, Spotlight (Twilight Mix), Go All The Way (Into The Twilight), Tremble For My Beloved, I Caught Myself, Eyes On Fire, Never Think, Bella's Lullaby

"Twilight:The Score" by Carter Burwell Easy Piano Version - available upon request


Available at:

Sound Essentials Boutique - Entertainment Mall (across IMAX), SM Mall of Asia

Etude CASA MUSICA - The Promenade, Alabang Town Center

You can see a preview of the books here, along with other item details.

Thanks to Echo for the info.

Access Hollywood spoke to Peter Facinelli at the 11th Annual Costume Designers' Guild Awards, and Dr. Carlisle talked about his preparations for New Moon, which is expected to start shooting next month. Click here to watch the video. Thanks to Rachel of NBC-Access Hollywood for the alert.

MTV was at Toy Fair 2009, and they've put up this video interview with NECA's Director of Product Development, Randy Falk. NECA showcased their Twilight merchandise at the Fair, and revealed that, along with the Edward/Bella Action Figure Set and the Alice Cullen figure, they will be coming out with about 5 more action figures in time for the release of New Moon. Click here for our previous report about the new action figures.

Carter Burwell's work on the musical score for Twilight was nominated for Best Original Score for a Horror/Thriller Film at the International Film Music Critics Awards. Click here for more information.

If you're interested, you can now view the trailer for Twilight that's being shown in Japan for the release of the film over at Everglow.

Lastly, Entertainment Weekly is debunking the recent Internet rumours about Madonna (yes, THE Madonna) joining the cast of New Moon. But since Madonna's manager, Guy Oseary, is a producer for the film, the people involved think it'll be cool if one of her songs will be included in the soundtrack. But that's exactly what the status of the whole thing is -- people think it's gonna be cool. There are no negotiations going on yet.

Question for the day: If Madonna will be in the New Moon soundtrack, which Madonna song do you think should be included and why, or do you think they should write an original song for her to perform specifically for the film? Please do comment. :)

Sorry for the lack of news posts for the past couple of days, we've been busy outside of our work here on the site. So now, let's do some catching up, shall we? :)



The most important news of the past few days? Rob cut his hair. :p [I'm kidding. But he did cut his hair. What do you guys think?]

The Daily Record has a short Q&A with Rob Pattinson here where Rob talks about some pretty disturbing things he does when driving or riding a cab.

Three guesses: Who is included in USA Today's Top 100 People of 2008 list? Check your answers here.

Film.com wants to know: which Chris Weitz would surface to direct New Moon? [Personally, I think it should be a mixture of both.]

BBC Radio 1 has an excellent interview with Rob and Kristen here. Also on the BBC, Kristen and Rob have designed badges for the Switch with Annie and Nick show and you can take a look at their designs here, meanwhile BBC News also takes a look at How Vampires Got All Touchy-Feely.

Ashley Greene spoke to MTV recently about Chris Weitz and the New Moon movie.

The Celebrity Addictionary has added a new word to their list: Pattronize. You can already guess who it's named after. :p

Wouldn't you know it, the Twilight Soundtrack is available in good old vinyl! Check out the photos here on BAE. Now THAT is old school. Edward would approve. :p

Speaking of the Soundtrack... for the music buffs out there, Carter Burwell has announced the release of the "Twilight: The Score" Sheet Music book which can be pre-ordered on Amazon here.

New Moon Telenovela Update: Michael Copon is still rattling on about pursuing the role of Jacob Black.

Caralyn Green of the Philadelphia Weekly is asking "What's wrong with unattainable fantasies anyway?" You know, unattainable fantasies like a certain Edward Cullen, for instance (or in my case, Carlisle Cullen). Although Twilight is not really mentioned it's still a good read. [via Twilight Lexicon]

It's all about ice cream and the Twilight soundtrack this week!

We have already previously reported that Entertainment Weekly has posted a new Behind-the-Scenes video of Catherine Hardwicke in the studio when the movie is being scored.

Meanwhile, composer Carter Burwell has updated his site with more information about the musical score for Twilight. He posted his notes about "Bella's Lullaby" (which actually pre-empted a similar commentary we were going to do for the Soundtrack episode of Danag...), posted some photos from the scoring sessions, and scroll down the page a bit to see what appears to be a new promo shot of Jacob. He also shared some very interesting stories about the scoring process

The page also contains the list of musicians who worked on the musical score as well as some answers to Frequently Asked Questions. It's a very very interesting read. Click here.

Amazon.com now has a listing for "Twilight: The Score", which will contain the original musical score for the movie composed by Carter Burwell. It has a U.S. release date of December 9, 2008. Click here to pre-order.