Lust Caution (Score) [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
Vincent Segal、Traffic Quintet、Alexandre Desplat、Alexander Desplat、Studio orchestra、Alain Planes （Decca）CD
発売日：2007年9月25日(火)
≪関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル≫
- アレクサンドル・デスプラ
- 『ラスト、コーション』 (2007)
曲目リスト ※試聴はAmazonでどうぞ。
- Lust, Caution
- Dinner Waltz
- Falling Rain
- Intermezzo In A Major Op.118 No.2
- Streets Of Shanghai
- Playacting
- Tsim Sha Tsui Stroll
- Exodus
- Moonlight Drive
- Shanghai 1942
- The End Of Innocence
- Sacrifice
- Remember Everything
- Check Point
- The Secret
- Nanjing Road
- On the Street
- The Angel
- The South Quarry
- An Empty Bed
- Dinner Waltz
- Wong Chia Chi's Theme
- Seduction
- Desire
レビュー (Amazon)
For Lust, Caution, director Ang Lee called on the wonderful Alexandre Desplat. The French composer is quite in demand, and for good reason: His music eschews the bloated trends of current Hollywood, going instead for very melodic lines tastefully set against relatively pared-down orchestrations; there's a big orchestra here, but it's used sparingly and you never feel as if you're being dictated what to feel--Desplat is old-school in all the right ways. For this movie set in 1940s Shanghai, he has come up with two of his loveliest themes yet: the lilting "Dinner Waltz" and especially the heartwrenchingly romantic "Falling Rain." No wonder the one non-Desplat piece is Brahms' "Intermezzo in A Major, Op. 118 No. 2"--this is obviously the kind of melancholy mood Desplat had in mind for his own music. A few guests add interesting but never intrusive twists: Vincent Segal (of the duo Bumcello) appears on electric cello and the Traffic Quintet (for which Desplat's arranged themes from classic French soundtracks) performs a reprise of "Dinner Waltz;" Ang Lee himself plays the piano on "Nanjing Road." This is a lovely soundtrack that should make a lot of year's end lists. --Elisabeth Vincentelli
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