Film (movie) Music

[foxandpeng]

Philip Glass
Powaqqatsi
Michael Riesman conducting
Elektra

Yeah, this isn't bad. Hardly classical (despite the discussions in another thread 🤣), but listenable and engaging background music while I work.

[Roy Bland]

Both movie and music great

Luciano Michelini (1945) is an Italian composer, pianist, organist and arranger.
He studied at the Santa Cecilia Conservatory and graduated in piano with Vera Gobbi Belcredi, in composition with Armando Renzi and in orchestral conducting with Franco Ferrara. He has carried out teaching activities, teaching at the Conservatory of Santa Cecilia, at the Pontifical Institute of Sacred Music and at the Tommaso Ludovico Da Victoria School of Music.
As a pianist, arranger and conductor Michelini worked for RCA, Ricordi and Cam. He has collaborated for a long time with Severino Gazzelloni, with whom he has recorded more than forty LPs.

[W.A. Mozart]

...thus making WAM aware of this very thread, although I doubt it'll make him budge from his solipsism (and here we come full circle with our esteemed @AnotherSpin ). 

I already know this discussion and I've even posted some soundtracks here.

I forgot to mention GMG in the list of websites that classify determined soundtracks as classical music.

[W.A. Mozart]

The film "Cold Mountain" (2003) was nominated for the Oscar "Best Original Score" in 2004. The soundtrack has been composed by Gabriel Yared.

The video, which contains a selection of the best parts of the suite, is structured as follows:
00:00 Ada Plays
03:19 Love Theme
07:00 Anthem
10:24 Ada And Inman [final climax]

So beautiful!

[Roasted Swan]

The film "Cold Mountain" (2003) was nominated for the Oscar "Best Original Score" in 2004. The soundtrack has been composed by Gabriel Yared.

The video, which contains a selection of the best parts of the suite, is structured as follows:
00:00 Ada Plays
03:19 Love Theme
07:00 Anthem
10:24 Ada And Inman [final climax]

So beautiful!

I agree - an impressive score - but the parts that linger longest in my memory are the two cues by The Sacred Harp Singers At Liberty Church.  Extraordinary sound, extraordinary fervour.

[W.A. Mozart]

I agree - an impressive score - but the parts that linger longest in my memory are the two cues by The Sacred Harp Singers At Liberty Church.  Extraordinary sound, extraordinary fervour.

I didn't include that song because it's not a part of the original score. It's a traditional song.