Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky"s The Brothers Karamazov has long been considered one of the world"s greatest works of literature. In 1958, M-G-M and director Richard Brooks mounted an impressive film version of the story of hedonistic Fyodor Karamazov (Lee J. Cobb) and his four sons: dashing but corrupt military officer Dmitri (Yul Brynner); atheistic journalist Ivan (Richard Basehart); pious monk Alexey (William Shatner); and epileptic bastard son Smerdyakov (Albert Salmi). Maria Schell co-starred as the pivotal "femme fatale," Grushenka, while Claire Bloom played Katya, a beautiful socialite. The Brothers Karamazov Music Composed by Bronislau Kaper, Conducted by John Green 1. Main Title 2:05 2. Alexey/Katya 3:52 3. Snow/Do You? 1:42 4. Ilusha/Oh Father 2:32 5. Skating Rink Sequence/To Mokroye 3:49 6. Sapling/Ready/Fortune Teller 2:00 7. Night Watch 2:02 8. Whispers 2:27 9. Where Is She?/But Why?/It"s Late/The Stable 4:23 10. A Dream/You"re Here 2:58 11. Of Course/The Cellar/We Go/The Wall 5:23 12. Parricide/Are You Hurt?/Pawnshop 3:31 13. Mokroye 2:56 14. No!/I Did Not/Let Him Deny 2:37 15. Prison/Visit/Brandy 2:30 16. Zero/The Body/Guilty 2:48 17. The End 2:46 Total Time: 50:58 Bonus Tracks 18. Two Guitars 3:02 19. Bear Dance 3:25 20. Accordion Part 1, 2 and 3 3:41 21. Tavern Cymbalom 1:19 22. Enohodietz 4:05 23. Russian Hymn 1:38 24. Gyspy Waltz 1:51 25. Gypsy Music (Bouran) 0:15 26. Russian Funeral 6:21 27. Nocturne, Op. 15 No. 2 (Chopin) 0:47 28. Yul Sings 1:25 Total Time: 28:12 Total Disc Time: 79:10