Olga_Anne, that scene was not a flashback, it was a dream sequence. There is a difference. Dreams never happened, whereas flashbacks suggest that they did.
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www.filmtracks.com, 4029 votes give Anastasia's soundtrack 5 stars, 1297 give it 4, 926 give it 3, 538 give it 2, and 382 give it 1.
Also, in filmtracks 50 most popular reviews, Anastasia is #31, and the previous year it was #25.
http://filmtracks.com/titles/anastasia.htmlThe above link takes you to filmtracks' review of the soundtrack.
http://www.filmtracks.com/cool.shtmlThat link will show you filmtracks 50 most popular reviews, as well as the top scores of the year according to fans. Gabriel Yared's rejected score for Troy is Best Album of the Year, John Williams is as usual Composer of the Year, and Best Score as Heard in a 2004 film went to The Passion by John Debney.
For the record I agree with these choices! Though I didn't know you could vote for rejected scores, so my vote went to The Village for Album of the Year.