Nevertheless, the composer still asserts the series' distinctive sound with suave yet dangerous textures and even a chromatic chord progression. Exposed in the "Main Menu" theme, Lennertz presents the theme on a solo flute that evokes memories of Vesper with its pensive yet sorrowful nature. Learning from the mistakes of past series' composers, Lennertz also created an original theme for the title to uniquely define the title. For example, its appearances during the most heroic segments of the otherwise tense action cue "Skyfleet" or at key moments during the romantic orchestration "Toward Montenegro" is crucial for depicting Craig's Bond during the game. In contrast to the likes of Tomorrow Never Dies and Nightfire, most of the theme's references are subtle and meaningful ones within already established piecces. One is the film series' iconic main theme, which opens the soundtrack in a straight rendition and receives many arrangements thereafter. The soundtrack for James Bond 007: Quantum of Solace revolves around two major themes.
Having impressed with his score for James Bond 007: From Russia to Love, Christopher Lennertz returned for this title to offer a cutting-edge score recording with orchestral performers. The game actually recounted the storylines of both of Daniel Craig's Bond films, Casino Royale and Quantum of Solace, within intense first-person shooter gameplay courtesy of Activision's developers.
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Having taken over the James Bond license from Electronic Arts, Activision released James Bond 007: Quantum of Solace across multiple platforms to great commercial successful in 2009.
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