ralph fiennes - Classical

Browse by Tags

The English Patient Soundtrack - Ending Theme: Lebanese composer Gabriel Yared's score is brim full with wistful romantic love melodies which seem to have a life of their own, spanning time across the film's flashbacks. Against the musical accompaniment, some of these scenes have a serene beauty oblivious to the war being waged elsewhere. Set during the Second World War, this epic romance tells the story of a mysterious Englishman found badly burned in the Sahara. His nurse transports him across Europe taking him to a deserted Monastery...
Posted 12 January 2009 09:46 AM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: italy, score, soundtrack, ralph fiennes, kirstin scott thomas, epic romance, anthony minghella, willem defoe, juliette binoche, nurse, sahara, ending theme, lebanese composer, wistful, the english patient, gabriel yared, romantic melodies, monastery, second world war

Schindler's List Music Video (John Williams) Pt. 1: Winning Williams his fifth oscar, this haunting and brilliant soundtrack is dominated by his Jewish inspired melodies. Composer: Schindler's List is another great example of John Williams ability to set a film in the most perfectly sympathetic landscape, producing, yet again, music that stands up on it's own when the film is taken away. The film: The war finds businessman Oskar Schindler joining the Nazi party to make a profit. His dedication to the cause and his generous bribes see him rewarded...
Posted 06 January 2009 05:26 PM by charlotte | with no comments
Filed under: soundtrack, oskar schindler, john williams, nazi party, jewish melodies, ben kingsley, sympathetis landscape, krakow, steven spielberg, liam neeson, schindlers list, ralph fiennes, fifth oscar