- Tiba Solo/Into/Comedy Tonight
- Search For Mare's Sweat
- Lovely
- Tintinabula's Dance
- Vibrata's Dance
- Roman Emissary
- Everybody Ought To Have A Maid
- Riot At The Funeral
- Domina Returns (Fanfare)/Into/My Bride
- Erronious Returns
- Orgy Music
- Lovely (Reprise)
- In The Arena
- The Dirge
- The Rescue Of Philia/Into/The Chase
- Comedy Tonight And Playout
発売日:1998年7月14日(火)
レーベル:Rykodisc
レビュー (Amazon)After enjoying long runs on both Broadway and in London,
A Funny Thing made it to the screen in 1966. And with Richard (
Help!,
The Knack) Lester behind the camera it was inevitable that the show's farcical elements would be broadened to encompass lampoons of not just film musicals but also the Roman epics that were running out of steam by then. As only five songs from Stephen Sondheim's droll score were retained for the film, it is unlikely the soundtrack album will hold much appeal for devotees of the original show. Nevertheless, the two best numbers, "Comedy tonight" and the very funny "Everybody ought to have a maid", are put over with style by an accomplished band of jesters that includes Zero Mostel and Jack Gilford from the Broadway production, plus Michael Hordern and Phil Silvers. Film music fans will also enjoy Ken Thorne's Oscar-winning, pseudo-epic incidental score, complete with fanfares, marches and exotic dances all decked out in swinging 1960s orchestrations. The stereo is very 1960s too, with voices and orchestra emerging from alternate speakers, but this should not detract too much from the pleasures of this entertaining hybrid. --
Robert Seeley