- Minor Swing
- Main Titles
- The Story of Grandmere
- Vianne Sets Up Shop
- Three Woman
- Vianne Confronts the Comte
- Other Possibilities
- Guillaume's Confession
- Passage of Time
- Boycott Immorality
- Party Preparations
- Chocolate Sauce
- Fire
- Vianne Gazes at the River
- Mayan Bowl Breaks
- Taste of Chocolate
- Ashes to the Wind/Roux Returns
- Caravan
発売日:2001年1月18日(木)
レーベル:Sony
レビュー (Amazon)Director Lasse Hallstrom's recipe for
Chocolat is bittersweet, a tale of human hope and frailty imbued with no small amount of symbolism. It's a story that requires a deft, sensitive musical touch, and Hallstrom has wisely turned again to English composer Rachel Portman for the honors. As she did on
The Legend of Bagger Vance and her previous, Academy Award-nominated collaboration with Hallstrom,
The Cider House Rules, Portman walks the fine line between preciousness and delicacy with grace and dignity. The gypsy flavor of Django Reinhardt's and Stephane Grappelli's "Minor Swing" sets the story's place and time, while Portman's gentle pastoral melodies outline its emotional core, with a few gratifying excursions into more Euro-ethnic music to keep it well-seasoned. The result is another quiet, powerful Portman masterpiece.
--Jerry McCulley