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| | Tuck Everlasting |
 | | However, the Tucks harbour a secret - one hundred years previously, they unknowingly drank from a fountain of youth and attained immortality, leaving them blessed (or cursed?) to remain at their current ages until the end of time. |
 | | Basically, there are two types of music in Tuck Everlasting: low-key, pastoral, almost flighty passages for a small and deliberate orchestral complement, which occasionally rises to great thematic crescendos; and fast, lively, homespun country whirls featuring fiddles, guitars, ethnic flutes, and all manner of effervescent and exciting percussion. |
 | | The main theme, indicative of the growing relationship between Winnie and Tuck, is a gentle and romantic full-orchestral effort, and is relayed several times throughout the course of the score. |
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