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Ennio Morricone è giustamente considerato il più grande compositore cinematografico vivente del mondo, una leggenda il cui lavoro ha raggiunto ben al di là del deserto-paesaggi bruciati di Almeria (qualche dollaro in più) e le acque tumultuose di Iguazu Falls (The Mission).
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0:00 / 2:44:50. A 50 Movie Masterpieces tribute to one of the greatest composers of all time. From the first legendary Spaghetti Western themes to timeless and breathtaking ...
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Ennio Morricone OMRI (Italian: [ˈɛnnjo morriˈkoːne]; 10 November 1928 – 6 July 2020) was an Italian composer, orchestrator, conductor, trumpeter, and pianist who wrote music in a wide range of styles.
- The Ecstasy of Gold
- Mina – Se Telefonando
- The Group – The Feed-Back
- Joan Baez – Here’s to You
- Bambole
- Days of Heaven
- Cockeye’S Song
- Gabriel’s Oboe
- Malèna
- L’Ultima Diligenza Per Red Rock
The main theme from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly may be the best-known moment from Morricone’s spaghetti western scores – a 1968 cover by Hugo Montenegro was a transatlantic Top 10 hit – but the greatest moment is the same film’s The Ecstasy of Gold, three and a half impossibly stirring minutes of swelling orchestration, relentless galloping drum...
The most celebrated of Morricone’s diversions into pop music, at least in Italy, Se Telefonando is a perfect example of what Anglophone pop audiences missed by snootily ignoring anything not sung in English: a fantastic, epic ballad fit to take on anything that came from Bacharach and David’s pens in the same era, complete with very Morricone-esque...
Morricone’s musical roots were in the uncompromising 20th century classical compositions of Stockhausen, Berio and Boulez. You could hear their influence in the way his spaghetti western scores mixed “real” sounds – whip cracks, grunts, animals howling – with music, but it was with experimental composers collective Gruppo di Improvvisazione Nuova C...
To say Morricone came at pop music from an unusual angle is an understatement: for all its legendary status in Italy, the composition of Se Telefonando was influenced by serialism, while Here’s to You, released as a single in between Baez’s covers of The Band’s The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down and The Beatles’s Let It Be, concerned itself with t...
Some of Morricone’s giallothriller scores looked to his avant-garde classical work in order to up the fear factor – the unsettling atonal free improv of Gli Occhi Freddi Della Paura was performed by Il Gruppo – and sometimes he went in entirely the opposite direction, crafting impossibly beautiful music at odds with the film’s tenor. Sometimes he d...
Had it not been for Giorgio Moroder’s brilliant repurposing of his trademark sound for Midnight Express, Morricone’s score for Days of Heaven might have won an Oscar. Certainly, it was an integral part of the critical – if not commercial – success of Terrence Mallick’s enigmatic period drama: inspired in part by Saint-Saëns’ Le Carnaval des Animaux...
The music Morricone came up with for his final collaboration with Sergio Leone, Once Upon a Time in America, was so emotive – and indeed completed so far ahead of the film itself – that the director took to playing it on set in order to conjure up a suitable atmosphere. It’s hard to pick a single moment from the score, but the theme Morricone devis...
Speaking to the Guardian in 2001, Morricone suggested that he should have won an Oscar for his score for The Mission, pointing out that Round Midnight, the film that beat him to the award, did not feature original music. Perhaps the fact that The Mission was later voted as the greatest film score of all timeby a panel of composers ameliorated his d...
Throughout his career, Morricone developed a habit of producing scores noticeably better than the films they soundtracked: rotten Italian comedies of the 60s were gifted fabulous, experimental scores; the deranged Satanic prog rock of Magic and Ecstasy is pretty much the only thing to commend the otherwise catastrophic Exorcist II: The Heretic. The...
Morricone’s penultimate score, for The Hateful Eight, returned him to westerns – by way of Quentin Tarantino, with whom he enjoyed a turbulent relationship – and wound up re-using work from the 70s and 80s, plundering the soundtracks of horror movies The Thing and Exorcist II for suitably dark material. But Morricone’s original work for the film, w...
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Discover The World of Ennio Morricone by Ennio Morricone released in 2007. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
The Very Best of Ennio Morricone The Greatest Hits Playlist. Musica e Oltre Srl. 50 videos 541,345 views Last updated on Jun 10, 2020. Play all. 1. The Ecstasy of Gold - Ennio Morricone (...
Nella sua lunga carriera di compositore di musica per il cinema, Ennio Morricone ha vinto numerosi premi e riconoscimenti, tra cui ricordiamo il Leone d’oro e l’Oscar alla carriera, 8 Nastri D’argento, 5 BAFTA, 5 candidature agli Oscar, 7 David Di Donatello, 3 Golden Globes, 1 Grammy e 1 European Film Award.
