Slated for release on june 7 to mark 40 years since rota s death in april 1979, the album contains music from classic federico fellini films that capture the spirit of italian cinema in the 1950s and. This is regarded as fellini s last great work, which is a polite way of saying it was the last time anyone indulged him with the resources. Federico fellini in amarcord 1973 amarcord 1973 magali noel in amarcord 1973. We have another 14 lyrics of songs by nino rota, that you are able to see on the right or clicking on the artists name. Amarcord, expanded, nino rota, cd, quartet records, soundtrack.
Amazing reinterpretation of nino rota fellini s movies soundtracks. Agatha christies death on the nile original motion picture soundtrack, 3. Tr24of nino rota the fellini album filarmonica della. Was born into a musical family in, and studied at the conservatory there under. While fellini s depiction of the provincial world under fascism provides a complex political and cultural interpretation of the period, his portrayal of the everyday lives of.
Gus van sant used some of rota s music in his 2007 film paranoid park. Ribald, sweet, and sentimental, amarcord is a largerthanlife journey through a seaside village and its colorful citizens. Like other great film composers, nino rota found ways of creating new hybrid sounds by borrowing stylistic and instrumental devices from a variety of existing genres. Travelogue, memoir, and outrageous cinematic spectacle converge in this kaleidoscopic valentine to the eternal city, composed by one of its most iconic inhabitants. Apple super bowl commercial, directed by ridley scott.
If ever there was a movie made entirely out of nostalgia and joy, by a filmmaker at the heedless height of his powers, that movie is federico fellinis amarcord. He is particularly remembered for his work on film scores, especially series and a number of films. All of the fellini visual trademarks are here, including the halffinished scaffold that mediates between heaven and earth, and the grotesque faces of the extras, and the parades and processions, and always the nino rota music and his arrangements of standards, especially stormy weather. Federico fellini s warmly nostalgic memory piece examines daily life in the italian village of rimini during the reign of mussolini, and won the 1974 academy award as best foreign film. Leisurely one moment and breathless the next, this urban fantasia by federico fellini interweaves recollections of the directors young adulthood in the era of mussolini with an impressionistic portrait of contemporary rome. Gus van sant used some of rotas music in his 2007 film paranoid park.
It concentrates on the passing of a year in the life of the townfolk, observing the seasonal transitions and narrating numerous anecdotes about its inhabitants. The fellini album the film music of nino rota presto. Amarcord 1973 federico fellini legendado pt br youtube. The title means i remember in the dialect of rimini, the seaside town of his youth, but these are memories of memories, transformed by affection and fantasy and much improved in the telling. The academy awardwinning amarcord remains one of cinemas enduring.
Mp3 is a digital audio format without digital rights management drm technology. My favorite image in the film gradiscas local beautician walk accompanied by rota s music. One of scenes was absolutely stunning the carnival the music, the dancing, the cameras rapid but fluid movements simply breathtaking. Amarcord, fellini danzando nella nebbia dancing in the mist. Entitled 8 12 for the number of films fellini had made by that time seven. Wikiradio 111 patrizia pistagnesi amarcord mp3 ita. Amarcord 2 hours and 03 minutes movie 1974 one year in a small northern italian coastal town in the late 1930s is presented. Latinautor peermusic, latinautor, and 6 music rights societies. Film music site amarcord soundtrack nino rota cams. Amarcord original motion picture soundtrack nino rota. Licensed to youtube by merlin sugar srl on behalf of sugar s.
The album is a tribute to composer nino rota and contains adaptations of his compositions for federico fellini films. Slated for release on june 7 to mark 40 years since rotas death in april 1979, the album contains music from classic federico fellini films that capture the spirit of italian cinema in the 1950s and. Anglophone listeners may associate film composer nino rota primarily with the first two godfather films, but film buffs and italians know that his longest and most fruitful association was the one he had with director federico fellini. This carnivalesque portrait of provincial italy during the fascist period, the most personal film by federico fellini, satirizes the directors youth and turns daily life into a circus of social rituals, adolescent desires, male fantasies, and political subterfuge, all set to nino rota s classic, nostalgiatinged score. I think of i vitelloni as more realistic and sober amarcord in bw. His 1977 opera the italian straw hat, an adaptation of the play by eugene labiche was presented by the santa fe opera. Together with the filarmonica della scala, riccardo chailly explores the iconic film scores of nino rota in a new collection, the fellini album. The comingofage narrative links back to i vitelloni 1953, one of fellinis earliest successes, but amarcord is typical of his later style in its carnivalesque show of oddities and wonders none more enchanting than the sequence in which the townsfolk take boats out to witness a gigantic liner passing by in the moonlight. Pranala luar inggris amarcord di imdb inggris amarcord di allmovie inggris amarcord di box office mojo inggris amarcord di rotten tomatoes.
Fellinis loving, nostalgic look at his hometown is tinged with a rosecolored, largerthanlife aspect that rota. Here bill frisell, sharon freeman, deborah harry, wynton marsalis, and carla bley, among others, take on the haunting circus atmosphere of nino rotas scores for the films of federico fellini. Amarcord wikipedia bahasa indonesia, ensiklopedia bebas. While fellinis depiction of the provincial world under fascism provides a complex political and cultural interpretation of the period, his portrayal of the everyday lives of. The colors were bright, the nino rota score was enchanting, and the film was so gorgeous. Fellini shoots in color, and makes special use of the reds and whites of. Amarcord 1974 di federico fellini fefe programma radiofonico sullarte di federico fellini di tatti sanguineti amarcord tema musicale del film di nino rota eseguito dagli avion travel. Amarcord nino rota returns and its well worth the wait a justreissued album, from 1981, features diverse musicians playing songs that nino rota composed for federico fellini movies.
Original motion picture soundtrack for the movie amarcord composed by nino rota, released by cams soundtrack encyclopedia in 2003. Hal willners amarcord nino rota a reference to music producer willners 1981 tribute album, amarcord nino rota i remember nino rota will feature music written for fellini. After his death rotas music was the subject of the 1981 tribute album amarcord nino rota. The episodic story focuses on a mischievous boy named titta who, in typical fellini fashion, lusts after bigbreasted women, tries to woo the towns most beautiful girl and find his place in fascist italyall accompanied by an infectious nino rota score. It was the first of producer hal willners tribute albums, and featured thenlittleknown musicians such as wynton marsalis and bill frisell.
The original sountrack from federico fellini s prova dorchestra, composed by nino rota. Nino rota, federico fellini, and the making of an italian cinematic folk opera, amarcord. Because our mp3s have no drm, you can play it on any device that supports mp3, even on your ipod. In order to see the lyrics of nino rota amarcord it is necessary to have java script enabled browser. For amarcord 1973, which won fellini a fourth oscar for best foreign film. The films greatest asset is its ability to be sweet without being cloying, due in great part to danilo donatis surrealistic art direction and to the frequently bawdy injections of sex and politics by. Though he did some work writing symphonies and operas, this italian is probably best known for his scores for the first two godfather movies and for his longtime collaboration. To je poluautobiografska prica o starenju, koja spaja ostrinu s besramnom komedijom. The film centers on titta biondi bruno zanin, a young man with a definite resemblance to the director played by an amateur actor who had been a fisherman before. Nino rota december 3, 1911, milan april 10, 1979, rome was a worldrenowned italian composer and academic who is best known for his film scores, notably for the films of federico fellini and luchino visconti. Concerto per archi antiche danze ed arie per liuto serenade for strings adagio, 9. For more shows visit other side of the tracks on frsc.
He is particularly remembered for his work on film scores, especially the godfather series and a number of films by federico fellini. His work on the godfather part ii won best original score of 1974. The arrangements are essential, never overcrowded, giving a sense of balance at every second listening, and this is the best service they could ever have made to this music, each single instrument is. The humor was in the usual fellini style, of course. Born in milan in 1911 into a family of musicians, nino rota was first a student of orefice and pizzetti. I love amarcord always have perhaps, fellini played all the right notes for me or more likely, nino rota wrote his best musical score for the film which could be the best score ever. Federico fellini il 9 aprile 1975 vince il suo quarto oscar con il film amarcord. Italian music nino rota amarcord le manine di primavera accordion akkordeon accordeon duration. Amarcord cert 15 steve rose friday 17 september 2004.
It began in 1952 with the white sheik and continued for more than 25 years, through orchestra rehearsal, made shortly before rota s. Just as hitchcock had his herrmann, and spielberg has his williams, the great italian director federico fellini s composer of choice writing music for over twothirds of his films was nino rota, an incredibly prolific author of more than 150 film scores in total arguably the bestknown of which was for francis ford coppolas the godfather, alongside numerous concertos. Amarcord pripovijeda pricu o razuzdanoj skupini likova u riminiju, fellinijevom rodnom mjestu. In this era, mussolinis dictatorship enjoyed its greatest popular support.
Italian for i remember, federico fellini s amarcord 1973 is the directors thinly veiled remembrance of his own childhood growing up in the small, insular village of rimini, a resort town on the adriatic. The academy awardwinning amarcord remains one of cinemas. This carnivalesque portrait of provincial italy during the fascist period, the most personal film from federico fellini, satirizes the directors youth and turns daily life into a circus of social rituals, adolescent desires, male fantasies, and political subterfuge, all set to nina rota s classic, nostalgiatinged score. Federico fellinis semiautobiographical amarcord rolls along like a caravan of humorous vignettes on existence under fascism in the small village of borgo san giuliano in the 1930s. For amarcord 1973, which won fellini a fourth oscar for best foreign film, he recreated wartime rimini in romes cinecitta studios for a nostalgic remembrance of adolescence under fascism, which restored the eccentricity of his early life that had been omitted from i vitelloni. Killer arrangements of nino roys brilliant melodic lines. Nino rota december 3, 1911 april 10, 1979 was an academy award winning italian composer. Amarcord presents a scathing satirical critique of italian provincial life during the 1930s, the height of the fascist period 192243.
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