Twenty years ago, when Craig Armstrong sat down in his Glasgow studio to compose the cues for Richard Curtis" latest romcom, he had no idea the film would become one of the world"s most beloved cult classics - and his score would be a central part of the film"s enduring appeal. Starring an ensemble cast, including Alan Rickman, Bill Nighy, Emma Thompson, Hugh Grant and Colin Firth, the intertwining romances of Love Actually were beautifully punctuated and accented by Armstrong"s original score when it was released in 2003. Now, the award-winning musician has returned to his original compositions for an exciting new project, released by independent Glasgow-based record label, CMA Records. The Scottish composers new album, Love Actually - The Love Themes For Orchestra, comprises 15 songs from the film"s original score, all beautifully adapted, extended and reworked to celebrate not only the film"s 20th anniversary, but fulfil Armstrong"s long-held ambition to create fuller versions of his now classic compositions. Due to the very nature of film editing, Armstrong"s cues were often cut down to shorter versions within the film"s scenes, but revisiting the score has allowed the Grammy winner to write fuller versions, which have been performed by the Budapest Art Orchestra, conducted by Peter Pejtsik, for the album.