Film Music Masterworks - Ennio Morricone

This album, Film Music Masterworks - Ennio Morricone, released in 2006, brings us a selection of the compositions that Ennio Morricone created for cinema. Born in Rome in 1928 and passed away in the same city in 2020, Morricone was a master in creating soundtracks, leaving his mark on over 470 films and television series. His work spanned a vast range of genres, establishing him as an influential figure in film music. The album features themes that have become part of the collective imagination, many of them associated with Western cinema. Pieces like The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Duck You Sucker, or Harmonica Man are a clear example of his ability to evoke atmospheres and emotions.

Year: 2006
Songs: 14
Duration: 42 min 11 seg

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12 song|s

Song list

# Title Available ⏱

On Earth as It Is in Heaven

Harmonica Man

3:53 02

The Untouchables

2:22 03

Main Theme

3:30 05

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

2:51 06

Duck You Sucker

4:09 07

Jill's Theme

Intermediate

The Five Man Army

Deborah's Theme

Chi Mai

Regan's Theme

Love Theme

Genres

Classical avant-garde cinematic classical Jazz modern classical

Details

Year: 2006
Songs: 14
Duration: 42 min 11 seg

About the album

Film Music Masterworks - Ennio Morricone, according to DoReSol

Morricone also collaborated with directors like Sergio Leone, creating music for the famous Dollars Trilogy, and worked on Hollywood productions from the seventies onwards. Before achieving international fame with his film scores, Morricone was a key arranger at RCA Italiana. In that stage, he helped define the sound of Italian popular music in the sixties, working on hits by artists like Edoardo Vianello and Gianni Morandi. His prolific career, which began with composing classical music in 1946, demonstrates a versatility that allowed him to explore from contemporary music to the melodies that accompany the great stories of cinema.

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