Le Professionnel - Complete Score - Limited 500 - OOP - Ennio Morricone
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LE PROFESSIONNEL
EXPANDED MOTION PICTURE SCORE
MUSIC BY ENNIO MORRICONE
LIMITED 500 COPIES
SOLD OUT
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LE PROFESSIONNEL1. Le vent, le cri (premier thème) (5:20)
2. Bach (première variation) (1:20)
3. Le vent, le cri (première variation) (0:26)
4. Le vent, le cri (générique) (1:48)
5. Décision finale (1:24)
6. Le vent, le cri (deuxième variation) (2:37)
7. Le vent, le cri (troisième variation) (2:14)
8. Le vent, le cri (quatrième variation) (1:46)
9. D'Afrique (première version) (2:12)
10. Le retour (sur le nom de Bach) (5:28)
11. Le vent, le cri (cinquième variation) (1:48)
12. Bach (deuxième variation) (1:30)
13. Le vent, le cri (sixième variation) (1:16)
14. Le retour (Bach - troisième variation)(0:53)
15. Le vent, le cri (septième variation) (2:25)
16. Le vent, le cri (changement d'octave) (0:52)
17. D'Afrique (deuxième variation) (2:09)
18. Le vent, le cri (neuvième variation) (2:40)
19. Le retour (Bach - quatrième variation) (1:01)
20. Le vent, le cri (dixième variation) (2:26)
21. Le retour (Bach - cinquième variation) (0:42)
22. Le vent, le cri (onzième variation) (0:39)
23. Le vent, le cri (douzième variation) (1:19)
24. Le vent, le cri (treizième variation) (2:42)
25. Chi mai (3:27)
Total Time • 51:26
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For a long time, Le Professionnel has been notable for being one of the best-known Morricone scores even though very little of the composer’s music actually written for the film survived in the final cut. Instead of using the cues Morricone actually penned, director Georges Lautner and more importantly star Jean-Paul Belmondo decided to use a recording of "Chi Mai" a very famous Morricone composition that has been used and recorded in a number of different projects. The first appearance of the famous "Chi Mai" melody was in Maddalena (1971) and was later recorded as a pop song (in several languages) and a so-called disco instrumental was done in 1978. It was this recording that was used in Le Professionnel and is known as the theme from the film (even though it wasn’t specifically written for it).As per usual, Morricone recorded longer, album only variations of his two primary motives: "Le vent, le cri" and his so called "Bach" motive whose album version was named "Le retour". The first theme represents Beaumont’s character, while the second one was designed as a sort of vengeance motive. The variations made for the film were featured on CDs as well, but due to the random nature of the naming and the random placement of the cues in the film, there’s a whole lot of music you never get to hear within the movie.
For those who missed the previous GDM edition, Music Box Records makes this new remastered definitive edition available once again. The limited edition of 500 copies comes with an 8-page booklet with French and English commentary by Laurent Perret. SOLD OUT!
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