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Nuovo Cinema Paradiso
Ennio Morricone · 1988 · Track 11
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Duración1:55
ÁlbumNuovo Cinema Paradiso
Año1988
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The story behind
The piece *Quattro interludi* by Ennio Morricone is a sonic window into nostalgia and memory. Its brevity, barely 1:58 in duration, condenses a melancholic atmosphere that evokes images of past times. It is not a complex melody, but rather a succession of notes that, with touching simplicity, manage to paint an emotional landscape. The structure is direct, almost like a musical sigh, inviting reflection on memory and the stages of life that are left behind.
This composition is part of the soundtrack of the film *Nuovo Cinema Paradiso*, a 1988 film directed by Giuseppe Tornatore. Morricone's music accompanies the story of Salvatore, a filmmaker who returns to his hometown after the news of the death of Alfredo, the projectionist who was his guide. The collaboration between Morricone and Tornatore was the first between them. The production of the soundtrack was handled by Enrico De Melis. The composer Ennio Morricone, born in Rome in 1928, is known for his extensive work in cinema, having scored over 500 films and series.