From Russia with Love [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
John Barry （Capitol）CD
発売日：1991年7月1日(月)
≪関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル≫
- ジョン・バリー
- 『007/ロシアより愛をこめて』 (1963)
曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。
- Opening Titles/James Bond is Back/From Russia...
- Tania Meets Klebb
- Meeting In St. Sophia
- The Golden Horn
- Girl Trouble
- Bond Meets Tania
- 007
- Gypsy Camp
- Death Of Grant
- From Russia With Love
- Spectre Island
- Guitar Lament
- Man Overboard/Smersh In Action
- James Bond With Bongos
- Stalking
- Leila Dances
- Death Of Kerin
- 007 Takes The Lektor
レビュー (Amazon)
From Russia with Love was a linchpin event for maestro film composer John Barry. After his first Bond score, Dr. No, yielded a stunning main theme but little else of substance, Barry went great guns for Russia, composing a richly stylised soundtrack packed with adventurous melodic lines and taut, inventive arrangements. Though Barry didn't actually write the main Bond theme (that credit goes to old-guard conductor Monty Norman), he takes that familiar tune in some fascinating directions here, applying unorthodox instrumentation and elements of indigenous Russian music. Barry has never been as suspenseful a composer as, say, Bernard Hermann, but he excels with some downright chilly passages on Russia. The score solidified his role as an essential element of the Bond mystique. It also marked the beginning of an intensely prolific period for Barry, a period that would earn him the distinction as one of the 20th century's greatest film composers. From his Bond-film work to The Ipcress File to Midnight Cowboy (and many sublime points between), Barry's mid- to late-1960s canon is without peer. Russia was his springboard. --Matt Hanks
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