by Jason AnkenyMark Isham's heartfelt original score for the romantic drama At First Sight draws heavily on the composer's jazz background, buoyed by his lithe piano solos and intimate, atmospheric arrangements. Isham's poignant melodies are rooted in the kind of cocktail-lounge jazz sensibilities synonymous with romance and sophistication -- swooning strings lend additional muscle to the music's emotional pull, and as far as this kind of shamelessness goes, At First Sight is quite appealing. Milan's official soundtrack release appends a handful of jazz perennials, including Louis Armstrong's "A Kiss to Build a Dream On" and Ella Fitzgerald's "They Can't Take That Away from Me."