Casablanca: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Max Steiner

Casablanca: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Max Steiner （Rhino）

CD
発売日：2002年5月27日(月)

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Medley: Main Title/Prologue
Medley (It Had To Be You/Shine)
Knock On Wood
Rick And Renault* (The Very Thought Of You)
Arrival Of Ilsa And Victor At Rick's (Love For Sale)
Play It Sam... Play 'As Time Goes By' (Avalon/As Time Goes By)
Of All The Gin Joints In All The Towns In All The World...
Medley: Paris Montage
Medley: At La Belle Aurore
Ilsa Returns To Rick's
Medley (Die Wacht Am Rhein/La Marseillaise)
Ilsa Demands The Letters
Rick Confronts Ilsa And Laszlo
Airport Finale/Here's Looking At You, Kid
Medley (Shine/It Had To Be You) (Alternate Orchestral Version)
Dat's What Noah Done
Knock On Wood
Medley (Ilsa Returns/As Time Goes By)
Medley (Laszlo/As Time Goes By)
As Time Goes By

レビュー (Amazon)
This album is part of the series devoted to classic film music recorded by Charles Gerhardt in the 1970s and early 80s. Most albums featured particular composers but several concentrated on music written for the great Hollywood stars. There are albums for Errol Flynn, Bette Davis and this musical tribute to Humphrey Bogart, centred on a suite of Max Steiner's endlessly evocative music from Casablanca. Gerhardt brilliantly distils the essence of the classic wartime romance, capturing the most famous, timeless moments, before presenting music from a further 11 of the star's films. In fact the album is almost as much a homage to Steiner as Bogart, for he scored seven of the 12 featured films, and makes a particularly powerful impression with suites from Key Largo and The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. The much under-rated composer Frederick Hollaender is represented by Sabrina, followed by Victor Young's memorably moving love theme from The Left Hand of God and Miklos Rozsa's fiery "Main Title" from Sahara. Finally, there are two films scored by Franz Waxman: To Have and Have Not leads to a superbly crafted suite of his intensely dramatic music for The Two Mrs. Carrolls. With excellent sound, fine performances and informative notes, the album is ideal for anyone with a love of the classic sound of Hollywood.--Gary S. Dalkin