French Connection II - Score

Score

The music was composed and conducted by Don Ellis, who was returning from the original film. The score itself is a very challenging modernistic composition with many jazz elements. A soundtrack CD was released by the Film Score Monthly in 2005 and paired with the music from the first film.

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