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| tracks |
| 01. Annibale seq. 01 - Titoli
02. Annibale seq. 02
03. Annibale seq. 03
04. Annibale seq. 04
05. Annibale seq. 05
06. Annibale seq. 06
07. Annibale seq. 07
08. Annibale seq. 08
09. Annibale seq. 09
10. Annibale seq. 10
11. Annibale seq. 11
12. Annibale seq. 12
13. Annibale seq. 13
14. Annibale seq. 14
15. Annibale seq. 15
16. Annibale seq. 16
17. Annibale seq. 17
18. Annibale seq. 18
19. Annibale seq. 19
20. Annibale seq. 20
21. Annibale seq. 21
22. Annibale seq. 22
23. Annibale seq. 23
24. Annibale seq. 24
25. Annibale seq. 25
26. Annibale seq. 26
27. Annibale seq. 27
28. Annibale seq. 28
29. Annibale seq. 29
30. Annibale seq. 30
31. Annibale seq. 31
32. Annibale seq. 32 - Finale
Bonus tracks, alternate and unused tracks
33. Annibale seq. 33
34. Annibale seq. 34
35. Annibale seq. 35
36. Annibale seq. 36 |
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| further information |
8 full colour pages de-luxe booklet
Absolutely first time on CD |
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| description |
Digitmovies proudly presents the tenth volume
of the series dedicated the Italian Peplum genre with this release,
for the absolutely first time on CD, of the complete original
motion picture soundtrack by Carlo Rustichelli for the 1959
movie Annibale.
The leading actors were the American actor Victor Mature, Rita
Gam, Gabriele Ferzetti and the very young Carlo Pedersoli (aka
Bud Spencer) and Mario Girotti (aka Terence Hill) in one of
their early screen appearances.
There has always been great confusion about who directed which
scenes, because the American B movie cult director Edgar G.
Ulmer was responsible for the US version of the film, whereas
the Italian veteran Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia got the director
credit for the Italian (and European) version of this epic about
the famous Carthagian general.
The score was written by the noted Carlo Rustichelli, one of
the most important names of Italian Film Music.
This CD project has been made possible thanks to the help of
our friends at Beat Records who have authorized the release
of the important Nazionalmusic catalogue.
Unfortunately, the original master tapes have gone lost for
many years, as the recording sessions took place almost half
a century ago.
Although we could find alternate master tapes for this CD, the
sound is quite deteriorated even though several tracks have
a quite acceptable sound quality.
Carlo Rustichelli has written a passionate and full-blooded
orchestral OST based on the Hannibal theme, an epic and adventurous
march that is introduced in the Main Titles (Tr. 1) and frequently
reprised in the score in Tr. 2 (slow and measured) for the scene
of Hannibal's army which crosses the icy mountains of the Alps
riding on their elephants.
We get a variation with male choir in Tr. 4, and there is further
development of the theme in Tr. 9, Tr. 11, Tr. 15 (slow with
string tremoli) Tr. 25, Tr. 26, Tr. 29 and in the Finale (Tr.
32) after the love theme introduction.
Carlo Rustichelli alternates battle themes powerfully performed
by brass and percussions in Tr. 5 and in Tr. 8 (with furious
French horn glissandi), Tr. 12, Tr. 14, a magnificent and outstanding
Rozsa-like march (that in the music cues sheet is announced
as Roman March, Tr. 22) Tr. 23, Tr. 24, Tr. 27, religious flavoured
music (Tr. 7), suspense music (Tr. 31) to a recurrent delicate
and pastoral love theme for Hannibal (Mature) and Sylvia (Gam)
in Tr. 10, Tr. 13, Tr. 16, Tr. 17 (introduced by a heroic performance
of the orchestra), Tr. 18, Tr. 19, Tr. 20, Tr. 21, Tr. 28, Tr.
30.
Our CD also contains as bonus tracks unused alternate takes:
An alternate version of the Main Titles with typical Western
rhythms almost in the style of Elmer Bernstein (tr. 33), the
main theme performed as a little march with the interpolation
of the American cavalry march The Girl I Left Behind Me, probably
as a tribute to the Hollywood star, the great Victor Mature
(tr. 34), a ballet version of the love theme (Tr. 35) - these
tracks had possibly been recorded and conceived for an EP record
that never saw the light in those days - and an outtakes suite
featuring battle music (Tr. 36).
Another must rescue of the Italian Golden Age, but also a tribute
to the great Maestro Carlo Rustichelli who was proud of this
score which he personally considered as one of his best.
He had always loved to see this score released, because in 1959
he had a large orchestra at his disposal and with Franco Ferrara
also - in his own words - one of the best conductors in the
world.
Now finally this gap can be filled with our CD. |
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| story |
Yet another in a spate of historical costume
dramas by Italian filmmakers, Hannibal tells the story of
the famous general's battles and his ill-advised march across
the snowy Alps.
To make life that much more interesting, violence, gore, sex,
love, and personal issues are thrown in for good measure.
The great general is played by Victor Mature and his main
love interest Sylvia by Rita Gam.
As Hannibal's successes in battle increase, it seems like
he is fated for ultimate victory, but his own failings are
his undoing in the end.
Unevenly paced and unconvincing in parts, this offering by
director Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia (best-known for the "Toto"
series of comedies) is geared more for audiences out for spectacle
and entranced by history, no matter how it is interpreted.
Cast:
Rik Battaglia, Gabriele Ferzetti, Rita Gam, Victor Mature,
Milly Vitale, Andrea Aurelia, Franco Silva, Mirko Ellis, Carlo
Pedersoli (aka Bud Spencer), Mario Girotti (aka Terence Hill)
Directors:
Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia
Edgar G. Ulmer |
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