Malena (2000 Film) [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Ennio Morricone （Virgin Records Us）


CD
発売日：2001年2月6日(火)


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  1. Inchini Ipocriti E Disperazione
  2. Malena
  3. Passeggiata In Paese
  4. Visioni
  5. Nella Casa...
  6. Malena (End Titles)
  7. Linciaggio
  8. Orgia
  9. Il Ritorno
  10. Bisbigli Della Gente
  11. Ma L'amore No
  12. Casino-Bolero
  13. Alto Casino
  14. Visioni (Fantasie D'amore)
  15. Cinema D'altri Tempi
  16. Ipocrisie
  17. Pensieri Di Sesso
  18. Momenti Difficili
レビュー (Amazon)
It's rare when a composer forges an artistic bond with a director that encompasses several films over the years, and rarer still when a musician has that relationship with two different filmmakers. Ennio Morricone's collaboration with the late director Sergio Leone on a series of so-called spaghetti Westerns has assumed almost mythic proportions. But, beginning with Cinema Paradiso, the Roman scoring maestro has also fashioned a latter-day bond with director Giuseppe Tornatore that has produced music of a wholly different color, character, and emotional resonance. Malena takes its place as one of their finest achievements. The composer has called the film one of his toughest assignments: music that must underscore both comedy and pathos, romance and tragedy--often in the same musical passage. The main theme here is vintage Morricone, filled with memorably melodic grace and simple dignity. The score evokes the story's setting (wartime Sicily) and its troubling meditation on the lasting effects of prejudice, sexism, and jealousy with a deceptive effortlessness that's also a Morricone trademark. Distinctly European and elegantly subtle, Malena also marks the composer's 40th anniversary in film scoring. --Jerry McCulley
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