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il
terrore dei barbari
1959 |
| composer:
carlo innocenzi
label: digitmovies
AKA: Goliath And The Barbarians, la Terreur des barbares
total duration: 00.46.38
soundtrack style: adventure fantasy peplum
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| tracks |
| 01. Il Terrore Dei Barbari
02. Attacco Al Villaggio
03. Cavalcata
04. Sciabole (balletto)
05. Attacco Notturno
06. Il Vendicatore Mascherato
07. Landa
08. La Furia Di Emiliano
09. Nella Foresta
10. Temporale
11. Sentimento Che Nasce
12. Liberazione Di Emiliano
13. Musica All'Accampamento
14. "Hai Sbagliato La Mira"
15. Dichiarazione D'Amore
16. Disperazione Di Landa
17. Malinconia
18. Musica All'Accampamento (# 2)
19. Danza Del Fuoco
20. Il Piano Di Emiliano
21. Imboscata
22. Battaglia
23. Per La Sacra Corona (finale)
24. Per La Sacra Corona (finale alternativo) |
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| further information |
| 8 page colour booklet |
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| description |
Digitmovies presents the ninth volume of the
series dedicated the soundtracks of the Italian Peplum genre:
for the first absolute time the complete OST by Carlo Innocenzi
written for the movie Il terrore dei barbari (aka Goliath and
the barbarians) directed in 1959 by Carlo Campogalliani and
starring Steve Reeves as Emiliano, cuban actress/dancer Chelo
Alonso as Landa, Andrea Checchi as Delfo, Landa's father and
Arturo Dominici as Svevo (the following year, both these actors
worked in the cult movie La maschera del demonio (Aka Black
Sunday) of Mario Bava.
The movies tells about the invasion of Italy from Alboino and
his army, faced by the muscleman Emiliano (Reeves).
Among bloody battles there is also space for love due the fact
that Emiliano falls in love with Landa (Alonso), daughter of
Delfo (Checchi) the duke governor of the country who'll lose
his life to make the mighty young man free... Of this OST at
that time no one note was released, but in Usa the American
version distributed by Roger Corman's AIP changed the music
and prolific Les Baxter was engaged to write an alternate score.
In those days the score of M° Baxter appeared on a stereophonic
album titled Barbarian (American International LP 1001) and
later re-issued by Varese Sarabande Records nel 1979 (VC 81078).
The music score by Baxter was conducted by noted Muir Mathieson,
while the Italian score was conducted by unforgettable Franco
Ferrara.
This CD is possible again thanks the big help of C.A.M. in whose
historic vaults the original mono master tapes are survived
until today.
Carlo Innocenzi has written a symphonic score introduced by
the Main Theme, an epic march where brass and percussions play
the marked motif, Tr. 1, reprised in Tr. 12, followed by dramatic
and violent themes as underscore to the battles between the
invaders and the italian defender (Tr. 2, Tr. 3, Tr. 5, Tr.
6, Tr. 8, Tr. 22).
M° Innocenzi has written a sweet and exotic love theme for
Emiliano and Landa, with an oriental flavour, introduced in
Tr. 7 and reprised in Tr. 9, Tr. 11, Tr. 15, Tr. 16.
This OST contains also source music for the camp (Tr. 13, Tr.
18) and two memorable orchestral ballets for the sequence of
Landa dancing (Tr. 4, Tr. 19).
The author closes the score with Finale where for the last time
in a glorious way the March and Love theme are reprised (Tr.
23).
As bonus track we include the alternate version of Finale without
the introduction of the march.
Another Must music rescue of the Italian Golden Age. |
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| story |
Buffed bodybuilder Steve Reeves, in his first
sword-and-sandal epic since Hercules, stars as Emiliano, who
seeks revenge when his village is destroyed and his father
killed by marauding barbarians.
Taking the name Goliath, Emiliano straps on an animal mask
and fur-covered loincloth for his raids on the enemy camps,
as well as romancing the chieftain's daughter (Chelo Alonso).
More brutal than most similar films, this exciting adventure
from veteran director Carlo Campogalliani also features Livia
Lorenzon and a brief appearances by King Kong star Bruce Cabot.
Cast:
Steve Reeves, Chelo Alonso, Giulia Rubini, Luciano Marin,
Andrea Checchi, Bruce Cabot, Livio Lorenzon, Arturo Dominici,
Fabrizio Capucci, Gino Scotti
Director:
Carlo Campogalliani |
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