The Adventurer

Title: The Adventurer (Silent film soundtrack)
Composer: Greg Smith
Performer: Greg Smith
Instrumentation: Piano
Product medium: MP3 download
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    – The Adventurer PDF score

BACKGROUND:
FILM:
    Written by: Vincent Bryan, Charlie Chaplin & Maverick Terrell
    Starring: Charlie Chaplin, Edna Purviance, Eric Campbell
    Director: Charlie Chaplin
    Year of release: 1917

TRACK LISTING AND SAMPLES:

Track Title Length Sample
1. The fugitive 4:29
2. A morning dip 3:09
3. Rescued 2:36
4. A tired guest – first acquaintances 2:55
5. Meet the father – Party time 2:50
6. Close call 2:29
7. The ball 4:46


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