Grand Prix (1966 Film) / Ryan's Daughter (1970 Film) [Import] [PR]
Maurice Jarre （Chapter III Records）CD
発売日：2000年10月10日(火)
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曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。
- Grand Prix: Overture
- Grand Prix: Scott And Pat-Sarti & Louise
- Grand Prix: Theme
- Grand Prix: Sarti's Love Theme (Bossa Nova)
- Grand Prix: The Zansvoort Race (Scott's Comeback)
- Grand Prix: The Clermont Race
- Grand Prix: Scott's Theme (Bossa Nova)
- Grand Prix: Sarti's Love Theme
- Grand Prix: In The Garden
- Grand Prix: The Lonely Racetrack (Finale)
- Ryan's Daughter: Main Title
- Ryan's Daughter: The Major
- Ryan's Daughter: You Don't Want Me Then
- Ryan's Daughter: Michael's Theme
- Ryan's Daughter: Ride Through The Woods
- Ryan's Daughter: Obsession
- Ryan's Daughter: Overture
- Ryan's Daughter: The Shakes
- Ryan's Daughter: Rosy On The Beach
- Ryan's Daughter: Song Of The Irish Rebels
- Ryan's Daughter: Rosy & The Schoolmaster
- Ryan's Daughter: Michael Shows Randolph
- Ryan's Daughter: Rosy's Theme
レビュー (Amazon)
Thanks largely to his work with director David Lean, composer Maurice Jarre's career was at a peak during the mid-1960s. This collection presents ample evidence that his creative talents ably rose to the occasion as well. If John Frankenheimer's Cinerama Formula One racing epic Grand Prix was a sometimes schizophrenic mix of romantic trysts and innovative cinematic racing excitement, Jarre managed to produce the thematic musical glue that holds it all together, from a boisterous, action-evoking main theme to several romantic motifs, rendered in styles from Baroque to bossa nova, strident marching band to orchestral fury. His music for David Lean's underappreciated Ryan's Daughter stands in stark contrast. Atmospherically evocative and sometimes possessed of an almost Morricone-esque playfulness, it's a surprising departure from the melodic populism of such earlier Lean collaborations as Lawrence of Arabia and Dr. Zhivago. This "twofer" release may take a few packaging shortcuts, but it's a welcome addition for any Jarre admirer. --Jerry McCulley
