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- Date Released: January 1, 2002
- Genre: Classical
- Style: Classical, Film Soundtracks
- Label: Naxos
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They Say...
Naxos' Classics at the Movies series is really only tangentially linked to the film music it presents, since the majority of each release is actually traditional classical pieces that happened to be used by certain films. For its War installment, the label has chosen music from Chopin, Mozart, and Strauss, from films like G.I. Jane, The Peacemaker, and The Devil's Own. While these films' weight in the entire history of war movies is debatable, the compositions included are performed with appropriate grace and professionalism by an assortment of symphony orchestras, soloists, and choirs. And while it's certainly one of the most recognizable classical pieces on its own, the inclusion of Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" here is predictable, yet mandatory, since it's part of the defining image of Apocalypse Now, a war epic if there ever was one. (Or, it's at least more of a war epic than The Peacemaker.)
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Ride of the Valkyries from Die Walkure: Ride Of The Valkries (Apocalypse Now) |
5:28 |
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Adagio and Fugue : Adagio And Fugue (G.I. Jane) |
8:11 |
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O mio babbino caro from Gianni Schicchi: O mio babbino caro (G.I. Jane) |
2:24 |
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Adagio for Strings: Adagio For Strings (Platoon)
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7:54 |
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Funeral March from Piano Sonata No. 2: Funeral March (Paradise Road)
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9:18 |
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Cavatina: Cavatina (The Deer Hunter)
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3:36 |
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In paradisum from Requiem: In paradisum (The Thin Red Line) |
3:23 |
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Voices of Spring: Voices Of Spring (The Devil's Own) |
6:12 |
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Nocturne No. 15: Nocturne No. 15 (The Peacemaker)
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4:50 |
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Ave verum corpus: Ave verum corpus (The Peacemaker)
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2:54 |
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Adagio for Organ and Strings: Adagio For Organ And Strings (Gallipoli) |
11:31 |
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11 Total Tracks, 65:41 Total Length
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Credits
- Idil Biret - Piano // Gary Chapman - Cover Photo // Lars Johansson - Series Editor // Ron Hoares - Design // Norbert Kraft - Guitar
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Composers
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart // Gabriel Faure // Giacomo Puccini // Samuel Barber // Richard Wagner // Tomaso Giovanni Albinoni // Frederic Chopin // Johann Strauss II // Stanley Myers -
Performers
Idil Biret played Piano // Luba Orgonasova played Soprano (Vocal) // Norbert Kraft played Guitar -
Other Details
- Choirs:
- Oxford Schola Cantorum //
- Kosice Teachers' Choir
- Ensembles:
- Camerata Cassovia //
- Eder Quartet
- Conductors:
- Ondrej Lenard //
- Jeremy Summerly //
- Richard Edlinger //
- Uwe Mund //
- Will Humburg //
- Johannes Wildner
- Orchestras:
- Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra //
- Capella Istropolitana //
- Oxford Camerata //
- Strauss Festival Orchestra
- Instruments:
- Guitar //
- Piano //
- Soprano (Vocal)
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