- My Best Wishes
- The Legend Of Bagger Vance
- Savannah Needs A Hero
- Bagger Offers To Caddy For Junuh
- Bagger & Hardy Measure The Course At Night
- The Day Of The Match Dawns
- Birdie
- Junuh Sees The Field
- Hole In One
- Junuh Comes Out Of The Woods
- Bagger Leaves
- Old Hardy Joins Bagger By The Sea
- Bluin' The Blues
- Mood Indigo
発売日:2000年11月7日(火)
レーベル:Chapter III Records
レビュー (Amazon)Robert Redford's fable of a cynical, young, white war veteran (Matt Damon) learning the perfect golf swing--and the meanings of life--from a mysterious black caddy (Will Smith) is typically rich in subtexts, from racial discrimination to armchair existential philosophy. As she did for the period drama
The Cider House Rules, English composer Rachel Portman imbues
Vance with an American sense of time and place. Bookended by the bluesy jazz of Fats Waller, Mugsy Spanier, and Duke Ellington, Portman's elegant orchestral score is rich in powerful brass and string-driven melody and emotional nuances. Portman once again displays a strong affinity for the plaintive resolve and emotionally longing colors of Aaron Copland's most familiar works, and there are moments here that subtly evoke passages of that composer's
Lincoln Portrait. It's a fine irony of modern film that one of Copland's spiritual heirs and most effective practitioners of his essentially male American musical ethos is a soft-spoken Englishwoman.
--Jerry McCulley