Fellini Masterpieces / Various: Fellini Masterpieces / Various
Fellini Masterpieces / Various
SKU: 39170811
Fellini Masterpieces / Various: Fellini Masterpieces / Various
Fellini Masterpieces / Various
SKU: 39170811
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Title: Fellini Masterpieces / Various
Artist: Fellini Masterpieces / Various
Label: El Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929334700
Genre: Soundtrack
Biographer Richard Dyer asserted that Nino Rota's work with Fellini was among the most celebrated of all director-composer collaborations; spoken of alongside Eisenstein and Prokofiev, Hitchcock and Herrmann, Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone, Spielberg and Williams. Nino Rota's Fellini scores define his style, conjuring, from the very first note of each film, the very image of the director and the bizarre and fantastic characters of his world. After a post-war apprenticeship wring screenplays for Roberto Rossellini, Fellini graduated to direction, at first collaborating with Alberto Lattuada on Variety Lights before embarking on The White Sheik, his first solo production. I Vitelloni followed, a witty portrayal of the life of a group of individuals in a small provincial town on the Romagna coast; a scene providing echoes of Fellini's own background. Now his domestic breakthrough came with La Strada, which received an enthusiastic reception, both critical and commercial, with memorable performances from the leading players, Anthony Quinn and Giulietta Masina. In Il Bidone, Fellini's swindlers are the vitelloni of petty crime, overgrown adolescents who can only dream of bringing off the really big "job". Nights of Cabiria followed, the travails of a kind of fairy-tale prostitute. More triumph for Giulietta Masina; a hit that completed Fellini's first creative phase. In 1960, Fellini achieved international fame with the extraordinary La Dolce Vita, which struck the heart of the establishment. The film's evocation of 1950s Italian decadence offending church and state who were shocked by the vitality and intensity of Fellini's vision. The film made a star of Anita Ekberg and coined the term "paparazzo" (a certain type of bothersome photographer) that is still in use today. A "powerfully creative meditation on the inability to create", Otto E Mezzo finds cinema being used to interpret cinema, as a famous film director (a perfectly nuanced performance by Marcello Mastroianni) fights to make sense of the delirium of actors, producers, intellectuals, technicians that whirl around him. Eight and a Half is the modernist masterpiece of one of the great innovators of film style. It is regarded by many to be Fellini's greatest achievement. This presentation comprises the complete original film soundtracks of La Strada, Nights of Cabiria, La Dolce Vita and Otto E Mezzo, a suite of music from I Vitelloni and the main themes from Variety Lights, The White Sheik and Il Bidone, complemented by diegetic and non-diegetic selections from I Vitelloni, La Dolce Vita, Otto E Mezzo, the hallucinogenic Toby Dammit, Amarcord, And The Ship Sails On and Intervisa; the music of Ottorino Respighi that inspired Nino Rota's famous title music for La Dolce Vita and the Baroque work by Arcangelo Corelli that Fellini had played on set during the filming of La Strada to inspire cast and crew.
Tracks:
1.1 Luci Del Varietà (Felice Lattuada)
1.2 Lo Sceicco Bianco (Nino Rota)
1.3 I Vitelloni - Suite (Nino Rota)
1.4 Franz Schubert Ave Maria (Franco Corelli)
1.5 Tema Della Strada
1.6 Mi Ha Anche Dato 10.000 Lire
1.7 E Arrivato Zampanò!
1.8 Gelsomina
1.9 La Trattoria
1.10 Solitudine Di Gelsomina
1.11 Il Pranzo Di Nozze
1.12 Il Bambino Malato
1.13 Zampanò E la Vedova
1.14 Io Me Ne Vado!
1.15 I Tre Suonatori - la Processione
1.16 Il Matto Sul Filo
1.17 Il Circo Giraffa
1.18 Gelsomina E Il Matto
1.19 Addio Del Matto
1.20 Il Viaggio Continua
1.21 Partenza Dal Convento
1.22 Zampanò Abbandona Gelsomina
1.23 Zampanò Sulla Spiaggia - Finale
1.24 Arcangelo Corelli Sonata Op.5, No.12 "La Folia" (Arthur Grumiaux)
1.25 (Theme on Set)
1.26 Il Bidone (Nino Rota)
1.27 Le Notti Di Cabiria
1.28 Aspettando Giorgio
1.29 Donne Di Vita (Mambo Di Cabiria)
1.30 Via Verneto - Il Divo
1.31 Cabiria E Il Divo (Mambo Di Cabiria)
1.32 E Se Anche Lo Racconto Chi CI Crede?
1.33 Spiando Dal Bagno
1.34 Il Pellegrinaggio
2.1 Pic-Nic Al Divino Amore
2.2 L'illusionista
2.3 Cabiria E Il Ragioniere - FRÀ Giovanni - Sulla Strada
2.4 Fra 15 Giorni CI Sposiamo
2.5 Il Trasloco
2.6 "Lla RÌ Lli RÀ" - la Trattoria
2.7 Ma la Vita Continua - Finale
2.8 Titoli Di Testa Canzonetta - Notturno - Cadillac
2.9 La Dolce Vita Arivederci Roma - Carcalla's / la Bersagliera
2.10 La Dolce Vita in Via Veneto
2.11 Patricia Caneonetta - Entrada Dei Gladiatori - Parlami Di Me (Valzer)
2.12 Lola (Yes Sir, That's My Baby) Parlami Di Me (Valzer) - Stormy
2.13 Weather
2.14 Via Veneto E I Nobili
2.15 Blues la Dolce Vita Dei Nobili
2.16 Notturno O Mattutino
2.17 La Dolce Vita la Bella Malinconica
2.18 La Dolce Vita Nella Villa Di Fregene Can Can - Jingle Bells - Blues - la Dolce Vita - Why Wait
2.19 La Dolce Vita Finale
2.20 Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata ; Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565 (Helmut Walcha)
2.21 Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata ; Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565 (Helmut Walcha)
2.22 Ottorino Respighi
2.23 Pines of Rome: Pines Near a
2.24 Catacomb (Fritz Reiner / Chicago
2.25 Symphony Orchestra) (Inspiration to Rota for la Dolce Vita: Titoli Di Testa)
3.1 La Passerella Di Otto E Mezzo
3.2 Cimitero - Gigolettes "La Danza Delle Libellule" - Cadillac - Carlotta's Gallop
3.3 E Poi (Valzer)
3.4 L'illusionista
3.5 Concertino Alle Terme Overture from the Barber of Seville / Dance of the Mirlitons (Dance of the Reed Flutes)
3.6 Nell "Ufficio Di Produzione Di Otto E Mezzo"
3.7 Ricordo D'infanzia - Discesa Ai Fanghi
3.8 Fiesta Rhumba (Saraghina's Dance)
3.9 Guido E Luisa - Nostalgico Swing
3.10 Carlotta's Gallop
3.11 L'harem
3.12 Rivolta Nell'harem la Cavalcata Delle Walkirie - la Ballerina Pensionata (Ca C'est Paris) - la Conferenza Stampa Del Regista
3.13 La Passerella D'addio
3.14 Frédéric Chopin Nocturne Op. 9, No. 2 in E Flat Major (Arthur Rubinstein)
3.15 Ray Charles Ruby (It's You)
3.16 André Previn Stormy Weather
3.17 Giuseppe Verdi la Donna È Mobile from Rigoletto (Giuseppe Di Stefano)
3.18 Giuseppe Verdi Oh Patria Mia from Aida (Zinka Milanov)
3.19 Claude Debussy Claire de Lune (Rudolf Firkusny)
3.20 Franz Schubert Moments Musicaux No. 3 in F Minor, D 780 (Edwin Fischer)
3.21 Albert Ketelbey in a Persian Market (Robert Sharples / New Symphony Orchestra)
Artist: Fellini Masterpieces / Various
Label: El Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929334700
Genre: Soundtrack
Biographer Richard Dyer asserted that Nino Rota's work with Fellini was among the most celebrated of all director-composer collaborations; spoken of alongside Eisenstein and Prokofiev, Hitchcock and Herrmann, Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone, Spielberg and Williams. Nino Rota's Fellini scores define his style, conjuring, from the very first note of each film, the very image of the director and the bizarre and fantastic characters of his world. After a post-war apprenticeship wring screenplays for Roberto Rossellini, Fellini graduated to direction, at first collaborating with Alberto Lattuada on Variety Lights before embarking on The White Sheik, his first solo production. I Vitelloni followed, a witty portrayal of the life of a group of individuals in a small provincial town on the Romagna coast; a scene providing echoes of Fellini's own background. Now his domestic breakthrough came with La Strada, which received an enthusiastic reception, both critical and commercial, with memorable performances from the leading players, Anthony Quinn and Giulietta Masina. In Il Bidone, Fellini's swindlers are the vitelloni of petty crime, overgrown adolescents who can only dream of bringing off the really big "job". Nights of Cabiria followed, the travails of a kind of fairy-tale prostitute. More triumph for Giulietta Masina; a hit that completed Fellini's first creative phase. In 1960, Fellini achieved international fame with the extraordinary La Dolce Vita, which struck the heart of the establishment. The film's evocation of 1950s Italian decadence offending church and state who were shocked by the vitality and intensity of Fellini's vision. The film made a star of Anita Ekberg and coined the term "paparazzo" (a certain type of bothersome photographer) that is still in use today. A "powerfully creative meditation on the inability to create", Otto E Mezzo finds cinema being used to interpret cinema, as a famous film director (a perfectly nuanced performance by Marcello Mastroianni) fights to make sense of the delirium of actors, producers, intellectuals, technicians that whirl around him. Eight and a Half is the modernist masterpiece of one of the great innovators of film style. It is regarded by many to be Fellini's greatest achievement. This presentation comprises the complete original film soundtracks of La Strada, Nights of Cabiria, La Dolce Vita and Otto E Mezzo, a suite of music from I Vitelloni and the main themes from Variety Lights, The White Sheik and Il Bidone, complemented by diegetic and non-diegetic selections from I Vitelloni, La Dolce Vita, Otto E Mezzo, the hallucinogenic Toby Dammit, Amarcord, And The Ship Sails On and Intervisa; the music of Ottorino Respighi that inspired Nino Rota's famous title music for La Dolce Vita and the Baroque work by Arcangelo Corelli that Fellini had played on set during the filming of La Strada to inspire cast and crew.
Tracks:
1.1 Luci Del Varietà (Felice Lattuada)
1.2 Lo Sceicco Bianco (Nino Rota)
1.3 I Vitelloni - Suite (Nino Rota)
1.4 Franz Schubert Ave Maria (Franco Corelli)
1.5 Tema Della Strada
1.6 Mi Ha Anche Dato 10.000 Lire
1.7 E Arrivato Zampanò!
1.8 Gelsomina
1.9 La Trattoria
1.10 Solitudine Di Gelsomina
1.11 Il Pranzo Di Nozze
1.12 Il Bambino Malato
1.13 Zampanò E la Vedova
1.14 Io Me Ne Vado!
1.15 I Tre Suonatori - la Processione
1.16 Il Matto Sul Filo
1.17 Il Circo Giraffa
1.18 Gelsomina E Il Matto
1.19 Addio Del Matto
1.20 Il Viaggio Continua
1.21 Partenza Dal Convento
1.22 Zampanò Abbandona Gelsomina
1.23 Zampanò Sulla Spiaggia - Finale
1.24 Arcangelo Corelli Sonata Op.5, No.12 "La Folia" (Arthur Grumiaux)
1.25 (Theme on Set)
1.26 Il Bidone (Nino Rota)
1.27 Le Notti Di Cabiria
1.28 Aspettando Giorgio
1.29 Donne Di Vita (Mambo Di Cabiria)
1.30 Via Verneto - Il Divo
1.31 Cabiria E Il Divo (Mambo Di Cabiria)
1.32 E Se Anche Lo Racconto Chi CI Crede?
1.33 Spiando Dal Bagno
1.34 Il Pellegrinaggio
2.1 Pic-Nic Al Divino Amore
2.2 L'illusionista
2.3 Cabiria E Il Ragioniere - FRÀ Giovanni - Sulla Strada
2.4 Fra 15 Giorni CI Sposiamo
2.5 Il Trasloco
2.6 "Lla RÌ Lli RÀ" - la Trattoria
2.7 Ma la Vita Continua - Finale
2.8 Titoli Di Testa Canzonetta - Notturno - Cadillac
2.9 La Dolce Vita Arivederci Roma - Carcalla's / la Bersagliera
2.10 La Dolce Vita in Via Veneto
2.11 Patricia Caneonetta - Entrada Dei Gladiatori - Parlami Di Me (Valzer)
2.12 Lola (Yes Sir, That's My Baby) Parlami Di Me (Valzer) - Stormy
2.13 Weather
2.14 Via Veneto E I Nobili
2.15 Blues la Dolce Vita Dei Nobili
2.16 Notturno O Mattutino
2.17 La Dolce Vita la Bella Malinconica
2.18 La Dolce Vita Nella Villa Di Fregene Can Can - Jingle Bells - Blues - la Dolce Vita - Why Wait
2.19 La Dolce Vita Finale
2.20 Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata ; Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565 (Helmut Walcha)
2.21 Johann Sebastian Bach Toccata ; Fugue in D Minor, BWV 565 (Helmut Walcha)
2.22 Ottorino Respighi
2.23 Pines of Rome: Pines Near a
2.24 Catacomb (Fritz Reiner / Chicago
2.25 Symphony Orchestra) (Inspiration to Rota for la Dolce Vita: Titoli Di Testa)
3.1 La Passerella Di Otto E Mezzo
3.2 Cimitero - Gigolettes "La Danza Delle Libellule" - Cadillac - Carlotta's Gallop
3.3 E Poi (Valzer)
3.4 L'illusionista
3.5 Concertino Alle Terme Overture from the Barber of Seville / Dance of the Mirlitons (Dance of the Reed Flutes)
3.6 Nell "Ufficio Di Produzione Di Otto E Mezzo"
3.7 Ricordo D'infanzia - Discesa Ai Fanghi
3.8 Fiesta Rhumba (Saraghina's Dance)
3.9 Guido E Luisa - Nostalgico Swing
3.10 Carlotta's Gallop
3.11 L'harem
3.12 Rivolta Nell'harem la Cavalcata Delle Walkirie - la Ballerina Pensionata (Ca C'est Paris) - la Conferenza Stampa Del Regista
3.13 La Passerella D'addio
3.14 Frédéric Chopin Nocturne Op. 9, No. 2 in E Flat Major (Arthur Rubinstein)
3.15 Ray Charles Ruby (It's You)
3.16 André Previn Stormy Weather
3.17 Giuseppe Verdi la Donna È Mobile from Rigoletto (Giuseppe Di Stefano)
3.18 Giuseppe Verdi Oh Patria Mia from Aida (Zinka Milanov)
3.19 Claude Debussy Claire de Lune (Rudolf Firkusny)
3.20 Franz Schubert Moments Musicaux No. 3 in F Minor, D 780 (Edwin Fischer)
3.21 Albert Ketelbey in a Persian Market (Robert Sharples / New Symphony Orchestra)
