Brassed Off!: Original Soundtrack From The Miramax Motion Picture [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Trevor Jones （RCA Victor）


CD
発売日：1997年5月20日(火)


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  1. Death Or Glory
  2. A Sad Old Day
  3. Floral Dance
  4. Aforementioned Essential Items
  5. En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor
  6. Years Of Coal
  7. March Of The Cobblers
  8. There's More Important Things In Life
  9. Cross Of Honor
  10. Jerusalem
  11. Florentiner March
  12. Danny Boy
  13. We'll Find A Way
  14. Clog Dance
  15. Colonel Bogey
  16. All Things Bright And Beautiful
  17. William Tell Overture
  18. Honest Decent Human Beings
  19. Pomp And Circumstance
レビュー (Amazon)
Mark Herman's tragi-comedy set among the fictional coal-mining community of Grimley revolves around the exploits of the local colliery's brass band and its struggle to survive imminent pit closure. Among the film's virtues are a bitter-sweet (with an emphasis on "bitter") script, strong performances all round--including Pete Postlethwaite, Tara Fitzgerald and Ewan McGregor--and a superb soundtrack. Grimley's real-life counterpart is the Penine town of Grimethorpe, and, entirely uncoincidentally, the Grimethorpe Colliery Band were chosen to perform the music. Having themselves survived pit closure to become one of the top brass bands in Britain, the Grimethorpe band know all about playing from the heart. But the script's subject-matter aside, the album is actually an uplifting, entertaining selection of classic "lollipops", including the Floral Dance, Colonel Bogey, and a meltingly good arrangement of Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez ("That's Orange Juice to you", says Postlethwaite in the movie) for solo flugelhorn. Trevor Jones contributes an attractive and pleasingly low-key score, but it's the band tracks that are the real selling-point here, making Brassed Off an ideal introduction to popular brass band music. --Mark Walker
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