A remarkable man who gave us some magnificent, inspiring music.
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07/06/2020 7:15:46 AM PDT by
Bonemaker
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To: Bonemaker
At 91, a hip fracture is pretty much a death sentence. RIP.
2 posted on
07/06/2020 7:17:07 AM PDT by
dfwgator
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To: Bonemaker
The Danish National Symphony has the very best renditions of Morricone’s work especially “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”. Its readily available on You Tube.
4 posted on
07/06/2020 7:20:12 AM PDT by
allendale
To: Bonemaker
His work on The Mission was astonishingly good.
RIP.
L
5 posted on
07/06/2020 7:20:46 AM PDT by
Lurker
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To: Bonemaker
Cinema Paradisio and The Mission were my favorite soundtracks.
6 posted on
07/06/2020 7:21:02 AM PDT by
Sirius Lee
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To: Bonemaker
Great composer. Who would have thought electric guitars and westerns would go so well together? Some of the great sequences in the Sergio Leone westerns were shot like music videos to showcase Morricone's music. I can watch Tuco running though the graveyard and the final face-off in The Good, the Bad & The Ugly over and over.
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07/06/2020 7:26:24 AM PDT by
Sans-Culotte
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To: Bonemaker
Sergio Leone + Ennio Morricone...spaghetti western icons.
RIP
10 posted on
07/06/2020 7:27:39 AM PDT by
RckyRaCoCo
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11 posted on
07/06/2020 7:30:12 AM PDT by
Sans-Culotte
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To: Bonemaker
Yo Yo Ma has a great album of Morricone music. His cello works extremely well with the compositions.
RIP
To: Bonemaker
Oscar winner Ennio Morricone, composer of “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”...
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Has a song ever been so influential to a movie?
The Ecstasy Of Gold.
Want to see a man truly enjoying his work?
Note the cello player on the right @ 2:16.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKFpaCMRWgU&list=RDUx0vyv7dEGk&index=2
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07/06/2020 7:47:48 AM PDT by
bramps
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18 posted on
07/06/2020 7:48:42 AM PDT by
Joe 6-pack
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19 posted on
07/06/2020 7:53:27 AM PDT by
kdr3
To: Bonemaker
Great composer. They could have picked a much better movie to associate his name with. Hateful Eight was satanic.
To: Bonemaker
Brilliant composer who captured the essence of the movies on which he worked - and often elevated them.
RIP.
22 posted on
07/06/2020 7:58:37 AM PDT by
karnage
To: Bonemaker
I hate it when these news headlines reduces a lifetime of achievements down to a recent hit or piece. Ennio is a giant among all time and has so many great musical pieces that he should be headline as a great that died
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24 posted on
07/06/2020 8:17:48 AM PDT by
angmo
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To: Bonemaker
The man with the harmonica by Morricone is pretty good.
25 posted on
07/06/2020 8:31:46 AM PDT by
9422WMR
To: Bonemaker
Between him, Elmer Bernstein and Lalo Schifrin, you have more than half the movies in my collection.
27 posted on
07/06/2020 9:54:06 AM PDT by
real saxophonist
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To: Bonemaker
Also composed the memorable score for John Carpenter’s 1982 version of “The Thing”. Haunting....
29 posted on
07/06/2020 10:41:19 AM PDT by
Redcat
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30 posted on
07/06/2020 10:45:30 AM PDT by
Albion Wilde
("When you open your heart to patriotism, there is no room for prejudice." --Donald Trump)
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