Cult series, thrilling music and unforgettable ballad sung by Edmund Fetting. The soundtrack from the first series of the series "Czterej pancerni i pies" for the first time on the album!
Music for the Konrad Na??cki series is the work of Adam Walaci?ski, one of the most versatile film music composers who appeared in Poland in the second half of the 20th century. For a television series full of adventures and emotions, he prepared an extremely vivid orchestral story, filled to the brim with joy, anxiety and a whole range of indirect emotions. The original motifs used in the first eight episodes of the series are complemented by the famous "Ballad of the Panzer" by Edmund Fetting and both series versions of Wojciech Kilar's "I Call You" (known as "The Radio Telegraphist's Song").
The entire material was remastered from the original tapes from the archives of the Audiovisual Technology Center in Wroc?aw, heir to the output of Wytwornia Filmow Fabularnych. The album will be complemented by a booklet with a sketch about the recordings, a detailed description of the use of individual themes in the series as well as original photos and memorabilia.
The album begins a long-term cooperation between CeTA and GAD Records in the field of saving and publishing a rich collection of sound, including unpublished film music by Andrzej Korzy?ski, Piotr Hertl, W?odzimierz Nahorny, Jerzy Derfl and Wojciech Kilar.
1966年から1970年に制作されたポーランドの白黒テレビシリーズで3シーズン放送された「4人の戦車兵と犬」（日本語訳）のオリジナル・サウンドトラックが初リリース。音楽は「白昼の市街戦／暴力への回答」(1958)の アダム・ワラシンスキー。
トラックリストCult series, thrilling music and unforgettable ballad sung by Edmund Fetting. The soundtrack from the first series of the series "Czterej pancerni i pies" for the first time on the album!
Music for the Konrad Na??cki series is the work of Adam Walaci?ski, one of the most versatile film music composers who appeared in Poland in the second half of the 20th century. For a television series full of adventures and emotions, he prepared an extremely vivid orchestral story, filled to the brim with joy, anxiety and a whole range of indirect emotions. The original motifs used in the first eight episodes of the series are complemented by the famous "Ballad of the Panzer" by Edmund Fetting and both series versions of Wojciech Kilar's "I Call You" (known as "The Radio Telegraphist's Song").
The entire material was remastered from the original tapes from the archives of the Audiovisual Technology Center in Wroc?aw, heir to the output of Wytwornia Filmow Fabularnych. The album will be complemented by a booklet with a sketch about the recordings, a detailed description of the use of individual themes in the series as well as original photos and memorabilia.
The album begins a long-term cooperation between CeTA and GAD Records in the field of saving and publishing a rich collection of sound, including unpublished film music by Andrzej Korzy?ski, Piotr Hertl, W?odzimierz Nahorny, Jerzy Derfl and Wojciech Kilar.
1. Ballada o pancernych (Deszcze niespokojne) - ?piewa Edmund Fetting
2. Za?oga I
3. Za?oga II
4. Za?oga III
5. Rado?? i gorycz I
6. Rado?? i gorycz II
7. Rado?? i gorycz III
8. Fina? A
9. Gdzie my, tam granica I
10. Gdzie my, tam granica II
11. Psi pazur I
12. Psi pazur II
13. Psi pazur III
14. Psi pazur IV
15. Psi pazur V
16. Fina? B
17. ?Rudy”, miod i krzy?e I
18. ?Rudy”, miod i krzy?e II
19. ?Rudy”, miod i krzy?e III
20. ?Rudy”, miod i krzy?e IV
21. Most I
22. Most II
23. Fina? C
24. Rozstajne drogi I
25. Wo?am ciebie (Piosenka radiotelegrafistki) - ?piewa Hanna Skar?anka
26. Rozstajne drogi II
27. Brzeg morza I
28. Ballada o pancernych (Deszcze niespokojne) - ?piewa Edmund Fetting
Nagrania dodatkowe / Bonus tracks:
29. Most II (wersja pierwsza)
30. Ballada o pancernych (podk?ad)
31. Wo?am ciebie (Piosenka radiotelegrafistki) - ?piewa Krystyna Miko?ajewska