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| tracks |
| 01. Cannibal (Vocal, versione lunga)
02. Song Of Life (Versione organo)
03. Senza Possibilita' D'Uscita
04. Dove Sei, Dove Siete Voi
05. Scherzo Rondo'
06. Song Of Life
07. Ricerca Del Fratello
08. Marcia Dei Can Can
09. Song Of Life (Vocal, versione lunga)
10. Dove Sei, Dove Siete Voi (Versione organo)
11. Scherzo Rondo' # 2
12. Song Of Life (Versione piano elettrico)
13. Marcia Dei Can Can # 2
14. Cannibal (Shake)
15. Song Of Life (Versione strumenti)
16. Dove Sei, Dove Siete Voi (Versione oboe)
17. Song Of Life (Versione organo) # 2
18. Cannibal (Versione chitarra) |
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| further information |
| 8 pages color booklet |
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| description |
Digitmovies is proud to present for the first
time the complete score by Ennio Morricone for the 1969 movie
I Cannibali directed by Liliana Cavani and starring Britt Ekland,
Pierre Clementi, Tomas Milian.
I Cannibali, the second collaboration between director Cavani
and composer Morricone after Galileo.
At the time of this film's release, only a 45 RPM single was
released containing the shortened versions of the two title
songs Cannibal and Song of life performed by Don Powell and
the Cantori Moderni di Alessandroni.
One year later the Song of life was also included on a rare
promotional EP.
In 1982 Cerberus Records (USA) released a double feature LP
containing as Side B the unedited versions of the songs and
6 instrumental selections from Morricone's score.
The same selections and the single version songs were first
released on CD in 1992 as a part of CAM's much appreciated Soundtrack
Encyclopedia.
Thanks to the always precious help of friends at CAM, the complete
mono session master tapes have been discovered recently, that
made us possible to release the complete score with film versions
and interesting unused takes.
The music of Ennio Morricone provides a perfect background for
the strong realism of the images.
The composer has created a series of fascinating instrumental
variations based on the two main theme songs Cannibal and Song
of life that brilliantly gives to the listener the right music
mood influenced by the weird plot:
the Cannibal theme is reprised with atonal strings and reverberated
electric guitar (Tr. 3) with a Beat groove organ (Tr. 7).
The motif is also reprised in Dove Sei, Dove Siete Voi with
choir (tr. 4) with organ (Tr. 10) with oboe (Tr. 16) then in
a wild shake (Tr. 14) and in a terrific (Unused) version with
guitar (Tr. 18).
The Song Of Life theme is presented with liturgical organ, giving
a delicate sense of sacred and profane (tr. 2) with choir (Tr.
6) and with electric piano (Tr. 12).
Ennio Morricone provided another other cool theme called Scherzo
Rondo (Tr. 5 and Tr. 11), a weird theme with classic style piano
a la H2S accompanied by rhythmic alternated to Latin Shake music
with choir.
Another great Italian Silver Age score rescued and preserved
in its complete form in a de-luxe presentation. |
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| story |
This story of youthful rebellion is taken
from the ancient Greek classic Antigone.
The setting is modern times and Britt Eklund plays Antigone
in a fictitious land where reality is suspended.
Haimon (Tomas Milian) goes against the wishes of his father
and the prime minister by wanting to become an animal.
Tiresias (Pierre Clementi) plays a Christ-like figure.
The only resemblance between this version and the ancient
tragedy is that the three principle characters are slated
for an uncertain future among the living.
The film was shown at the 1970 New York Film Festival.
Cast:
Pierre Clementi, Britt Ekland, Tomas Milian, Francesco Leonetti,
Delia Boccardo, Marino Mase', Cora Mazzoni, Francesco Arminio,
Alessandro Cane, Giampiero Frondini
Director:
Liliana Cavani |
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