I didn't see the trailer, but I think it could also be the opening music for the movie, so if that's the case, it is Green Day's Holiday even though it didn't get to the vocal part.
The trailer music is 'Legends' by Mychael Danna, and was written specifically for the soundtrack of the movie. A variation of this music was used in the movie and also released on a limited edition album of the musical score. http://buysoundtrax.stores.Yahoo.net/suuporscalby.html Unfortunately neither the movie version, nor the version on the limited edition CD are as good as the version in the trailer, various instrument changes change the delicate balance and beauty of the original.
This trailer music talks about the video games "Merchant Prince" and the Black Death, but mostly tells about the Black Death.
The song that is used for the second part of the trailer is "Immediate Music" by the band Worlds Apart. (Loto Sakurambo)
The music is actually the second movement Allegretto from Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 in A Major.
The opening music for the movie The Dark Corner - 1946 is:Give Me the Simple LifeMusic by Rude Bloom
If its the Series 3 Trailer, its Cat Stevens singing Can't keep it in
There Isn't A Trailer You Probably Saw A Fan Made Trailer
the music for the 2nd or 3rd trailer is down the rabbit hole. by Murray gold.
Do you know what it sounded like? The UK trailer had two pieces of music, the first was a production music piano piece, similar to Philip Glass tracks, the second was Tom Waits' I'm Still Here.
Moon and moon by Bat for lashes
Methodic Doubt & Kopius Few - Half The Man
The first trailer came out in the 2009 MTV Music Awards. other then that, I don't know
It was original music writen by the Posthaste music library company
Allegretto from Beethoven's Symphony No.7. Is what was played in the trailer.
This trailer music talks about the video games "Merchant Prince" and the Black Death, but mostly tells about the Black Death.
'surface of the sun' and ' come and get them'
the intro music comes from a porno movie from pornhub.com.
Elmer's Scalp Messgae by Videohelper Music Library