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guns for san sebastian
(1968) |
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| tracks |
01. The Overture
02. Prologue / The Chase
03. Church Music / Sneaking Away
04. The Long Trek
05. The Assault
06. The Bandits / Leon Tied / Bleeding Statue
07. Love Theme From Guns for San Sebastian (Kinita's Plea)
08. Restoring the Village
09. Teclo Shamed / Surveying the Fields
10. Building the Dam / Hymn for San Sebastian
11. Leon Fights Teclo
12. The Burning Village
13. Love Theme From Guns for San Sebastian (Leon Tells His
Love)
14. Love Theme From Guns for San Sebastian (Leon Leaves Kinita)
15. Music at the Governor's Dinner
16. Army March / Yaqui Camp
17. The White Stallion
18. The Gift
19. Gift Returned / Leon's Mass / The Attack
20. The Villagers Prepare to Blow Up the Dam
21. Teclo's Death / Victory
22. End Title
Bonus Tracks:
23. The Chase - Alternate
24. Love Theme From Guns for San Sebastian (Leon Tells His
Love) - Album version |
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| further information |
A beautiful colour booklet
Silver Age Classics series
Complete score
Featuring the voice of Edda Dell'Orso |
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| description |
It has taken eight years and over 130 CDs but
FSM finally releases a score by the great Ennio Morricone: Guns
for San Sebastian (1968), commonly known as a western but more
accurately a historical adventure set in Mexico circa 1750.
The film stars Anthony Quinn as an outlaw who is mistaken for
a priest and protects a humble village against a violent tribe
of Indians; Charles Bronson is the antagonist and Anjanette
Comer the love interest.
Filmed in Mexico, the international production is a sunburnt,
action-packed look at a violent time in colonial Latin American
history.
The late 1960s were an especially fertile period for Ennio Morricone,
whose prolific genius has enhanced hundreds of films for over
40 years.
By 1968 Morricone had already scored the groundbreaking Dollars
trilogy for Sergio Leone, establishing the revolutionary style
for the spaghetti westerns, and Guns for San Sebastian preceded
their western masterpiece, Once Upon a Time in the West.
In both films, the operatic grandeur of Morricone's transcendent
themes enhance the spiritual journey of a stranger in a strange
land, orchestrated for choir as well as orchestra; in Guns for
San Sebastian, voices appears for the religion theme (for Quinn's
priest friend) and the love theme, the latter featuring the
voice of Edda Dell'Orso.
Guns for San Sebastian is also an action film and Morricone
responded with violent, percussive music for the Yaquis Indians,
with vocal cries by Gianna Spagnulo (who also performed on Morricone's
Navajo Joe and Moses).
In addition, Morricone wrote heartfelt, deceptively simple melodies
for the peasants whose humanity grounds the story, and unique
cues as needed for scenes of action, suspense and humor.
Guns for San Sebastian has been available on LP and CD over
the years, but always in a brief (33:24) program with deficient
sound quality.
This premiere CD of the complete score (resequenced in film
order) has been remixed and remastered from the original 1/2"
stereo tapes (recorded in Italy) for superior sound quality.
It is the definitive presentation of this classic Morricone
score. |
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| story |
In this French/Italian co-production set
in Mexico in 1746, Alastray (Anthony Quinn), a gunman on the
run from the law, happens upon a Franciscan priest, Father
Joseph (Sam Jaffe), while in flight.
Father Joseph shows mercy on the fugitive and allows Alastray
to stay with him, but when the locals find out that Joseph
is harboring criminals, he's run out of town; Alastray travels
with him, disguised as a monk.
While approaching what appears to be a deserted village, Father
Joseph is killed by a sniper, and Alastray heads into town.
He is met by Teclo (Charles Bronson), a half-breed who calls
the village home.
It seems that a band of savage Yaqui Indians have been terrorizing
the town and have a special hatred for men of faith; they
intend to continue laying waste to the village until the residents
beg for mercy and renounce Christianity.
The Village leaders want to make Alastray their new spiritual
leader, and despite his great reluctance, he agrees, mostly
as a means of maintaining his cover.
But when Alastray tries to organize the building of a much
needed dam, as well as obtaining a stash of weapons so that
the citizens may defend themselves, the Yaquis return in force,
leading to a decisive confrontation.
Guns for San Sebastian also features Anjanette Comer and Silvia
Pinal.
Cast:
Anthony Quinn, Anjanette Comer, Charles Bronson, Sam Jaffe,
Silvia Pinal, Jorge Martínez de Hoyos, Jaime Fernández,
Rosa Furman, Leon Askin
Director:
Henri Verneuil |
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