He Got Game [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
Denzel Washington、Ray Allen、Milla Jovovich、Rosario Dawson、Hill Harper （Sony）CD
発売日：1998年4月21日(火)
≪関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル≫
- 『ラストゲーム』 (1998)
曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。
- John Henry
- Appalachian Spring: Very Slowly
- Appalachian Spring: Calm And Flowing (Shaker Melody: Simple Gifts)
- Appalachian Spring: Moderato. Coda
- Rodeo (Four Dance Episodes): 'Hoe-Down'
- Lincoln Portrait (without narration)
- Music For The Theatre: Interlude
- Fanfare for the Common Man
- Dance Panels (Ballet In Seven Sections): Pas de Trois: Lento
- Letter From Home
- Music For Movies: Grover's Corner From 'Our Town'
- Billy the Kid (Orchestral Suite): The Open Prairie
- Billy the Kid (Orchestral Suite): The Opera Prairie Again
レビュー (Amazon)
Director Spike Lee states, "When I listen to Aaron Copland's music, I hear America, and basketball is America." That may be far-fetched for those who saw Lee's film, especially when the only other music in the film was that of Public Enemy. On its own, though, this album is a welcome "greatest hits" collection of Copland's Americana. The CD and the movie start off with John Henry, a slow-building, beguiling melody that works effortlessly with Lee's montage of basketball images. More spirited numbers such as "Hoe-Down" from Rodeo and Fanfare for the Common Man are also featured on the soundtrack. Unlike many Copland compilation CDs, this collection features abridged selections, allowing for more variety of source material: symphonies, soundtracks from movies (Of Mice and Men, Our Town), and ballets. Maybe not the CD for the purist, but a welcome first album for those who were introduced to Copland's music by the film. At over 60 minutes, it's a worthwhile investment. --Doug Thomas
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