CelloCinema
Filmmusic by N. Rota, T. Waits, B. Herrmann, A. Piazzolla, C. Gardel, A. Catalani, D. Shostakovich, L. Janácek, D. Dale, C. Chaplin and E. Morricone
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GEN 12220 EAN: 4260036252200
1.9.2012Special offer18.90 € 16.90 €
Whatever the cello project does – Eckart Runge and Jacques Ammon carry us off into faraway worlds, enchanting and delighting us like the magicians of the Big Screen. After having us dance in the spirit of tango and then clink our glasses with Russian vodka, they are definitely delivering major cinema with their new GENUIN CD. From Nino Rota to Bernard Herrmann, from Dmitri Shostakovich to Charlie Chaplin, even black-and-white films become colourful in their interpretation, and Technicolor scores acquire the selectivity of old silent-film roles. So get your ticket, buy some popcorn and take the plunge – into a cinematic paradise...
WQXR - Album of the Week
"...sophisticated and occasionally cheeky arrangements..."
Review on radio WQXR, 6 January 2012
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Tracklist
- Nino Rota
8 1/2 - Tom Waits
Night on Earth - Bernard Herrmann
Psycho - Astor Piazzolla
Henry IV - Carlos Gardel
Tango Bar - Alfredo Catalani
Diva - Astor Piazzolla
Sur - Dmitri Shostakovich
The Counterplan - Dmitri Shostakovich
The Gadfly - Leos Janácek
The Unbearable Lightness of Being - Dick Dale
Pulp Fiction - Charlie Chaplin
Modern Times - Charlie Chaplin
A King in New York - Ennio Morricone
Nuovo Cinema Paradiso
Whatever the cello project does – Eckart Runge and Jacques Ammon carry us off into faraway worlds, enchanting and delighting us like the magicians of the Big Screen. After having us dance in the spirit of tango and then clink our glasses with Russian vodka, they are definitely delivering major cinema with their new GENUIN CD. From Nino Rota to Bernard Herrmann, from Dmitri Shostakovich to Charlie Chaplin, even black-and-white films become colourful in their interpretation, and Technicolor scores acquire the selectivity of old silent-film roles. So get your ticket, buy some popcorn and take the plunge – into a cinematic paradise...
WQXR - Album of the Week
"...sophisticated and occasionally cheeky arrangements..."
Review on radio WQXR, 6 January 2012