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CHAN 9771
The Film Music of Nino Rota (on Piano)
The Film Music of Nino Rota
The Classical Shop
release date: November 1999
Originally recorded in 1999
Artists:
Massimo Palumbo
piano
Venue:
Genoa, Italy
Producer:
Gian Andrea Lodovici
Engineer:
Rino Trasi
Record Label
Chandos Movies
Genre:
Orchestral & Concertos
Film & TV Music
Total Time - 58:51
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The Film Music of Nino Rota (on Piano)
NINO ROTA
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The Godfather
6:29
1
Love's Theme
2:54
2
Waltz
1:41
3
Michael's Theme
1:54
The Glass Mountain
7:59
4
Theme
4:14
5
Slow Waltz
3:45
Fanciulle di lusso
7:46
Luxury Girls
6
Verso il collegio
3:25
Towards the college
7
Lezioni al collegio
1:30
Lessons in the college
8
La mattina dopo
0:55
The next morning
9
Lezioni di ballo
0:52
Dance lessons
10
La Tirolese
1:03
The Tyrolean
11
Death on the Nile
3:12
12
Romeo and Juliet
3:33
Fantasmi a Roma
7:38
Ghosts in Rome
13
Incontro di fantasmi
2:13
Ghosts' meeting
14
Vita notturna
2:50
Nocturnal
15
Il vecchio palazzo
1:03
The old palace
The old police
16
Il cavaliere fantasma e le baambinaie
1:33
The ghost-knight and the nurses
17
Obsession
5:57
18
Otto e mezzo
2:19
Valzer lento
Slow waltz
19
Il Gattopardo
3:46
The leopard
Giulietta degli spiriti
4:47
Juliet of the spirits
20
Rugiada sui ranocchi
2:24
Dew on the frogs
21
Teatrino delle suore
2:23
Nuns' theatre
The Taming of the Shrew
4:06
22
Marca Columbia
0:15
Brand Columbia
23
Dolce Italia
2:06
Sweet Italy
24
Amore in Padova
1:45
Love in Padua
Quel bandito sono io
Her favourite husband
25
Neapolitan Samba
1:19
Following the success of his last disc of Rota’s Piano Concertos with Chandos, Massimo Palumbo returns with a disc or Rota’s Films Music.
This disc features a unique and fascinating selection of music Nino Rota wrote for twelve films, including probably his most famous score for The Godfather, performed here on the piano as originally conceived.
The rarely works are all played on the piano in the composer’s original or transcribed versions.
Massimo Palumbo was born in Milan in 1965. he studied piano from the age of five with Albert Mozzati, later enrolling at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory in Milan. In 1983 he won the UNICEF International Competition and made his TV debut playing Brahms’s Two Rhapsodies. He is frequently invited to play at important venues and festivals throughout Europe, and has toured Brazil, the USA and Japan.
This recording of the film music of Nino Rota contains transcriptions for the piano made by the composer, as played to friends. Not only does it include the great international successes such as The Godfather, Romeo and Juliet, Otto e mezzo, Giulietta degli spiriti, The Taming of the Shrew and Il Gattopardo (The Leopard), but it also includes unpublished soundtracks, in particular those written for films mistakenly considered ‘minor’ such as Fanciulle di lusso (Luxury Girls), Fantasmi a Roma (Ghosts in Rome) and Quel bandit sono io (Her Favourite husband).
Also included are the musical masterpieces he wrote for British films, The Legend of the Glass Mountain and Obsession. Rota had a special fondness for these, and it was largely through them that he achieved international star status in the forties, well before his outstandingly successful collaboration with Fellini. Such was the success of the score for The Glass Mountain that it was broadcast in its entirety at scheduled times, with the famous love scene as recorded here played on the piano by Nino Rota himself. To Rota it was the theme that was dearest to him of all.
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