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Re: Wow! Taking a break, Dmitry?

64.20.14.46

Posted by Dmitry on July 28, 2000 at 09:47:14

In Reply to: Wow! Taking a break, Dmitry? posted by Victor Khomenko on July 28, 2000 at 08:39:51:

I'm actually enjoying a 4 day vacation, listening to "Rhythm is my business", "Coltrane Sound" and "Hub Tones" and drinking Baltica # 7.
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*La Septième Cible aka The Seventh Target

Remember the movie, but not music. What was it?

If you remember the movie, then you must remember the symphonic score integrated in this film. If I recall correctly it was Saint-Saens amongst others.
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*The Trial

Is that the 93 Kafka one? Haven't seen it. Good?

The one I know is Orson Welles' film with Anthony Perkins. Aside from the classical music score there's quite interesting and dynamic score with Martial Solal Trio's playing Jean Ledrut's music.
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*Seventeen Moments of Spring

Now I KNOW you are kidding.

Nope, I dig the Tariverdiev's score, have the complete cd. Jazzy bass lines reminscent of Mingus' "The Haitian Fight Song" of all things.
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*Intermezzo

There are several. Which one?

The original Swedish film as well as the American remake are both adequate.

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*Le Grand Blond Avec un Chosseur Noir aka The Tall Blond Man with One Black Shoe(the original French film, not the remake)

Are you kidding me? A MUSIC movie? It is one of the best comedies ever, but MUSIC?

Well, it was a funny film about a classical musician. The sequel was weak, but the 1st one is pure gold.

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