Jordi Grau’s first feature film, shot in glorious black and white in 1962, this Spanish-Italian coproduction is in many ways related to Antonioni’s “La Notte”. Both films speak about the impairing ability to communicate as well as the desire and impossibility to establish a relationship, and a party as background scenery. Where Antonioni’s film depicts a luxurious party in Milan, Grau’s version portraits the gathering of several characters with no expectations on the night of the sommer solistice in Barcelona. As was the case for Giorgio Gaslini with “La Notte”, “Il Peccato” marks composer Antonio Perez Olea first film work. Along the same lines, Perez Olea was also faced with the task to write the music while the filming was going on, trying to accommodate unexpected changes in the script.
The music exudes a visible Barcelona style, combining swing, bee-bop, jazz, folk and ballroom dancing, but yet again it isn’t simply source music but a score with a strong and distinctive personality.
After releasing “Historia de una chica sola” and “The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue”, it is a privilege for Quartet Records to release once again the original score to one of Jordi Grau’s film, especially since it’s Maestro Antonio Perez Olea CD debut. He was Jordi Grau’s composer-of-choice on several films and so they both established one of the most cosolidated director-composer relationship in Spain over the 60’s and 70’s. Limited 500 copies. ---レーベルより
トラックリスト
1. Swing de La Paloma (3:34) 2. Quattro Passi In Citta' (2:30) 3. Desiderio (2:02) 4. Via Degli Antiquari (2:12) 5. Calypso Bernardo (2:15) 6. Serenata (0:49) 7. Bodega Bohemia (1:27) 8. Noche de Verano (2:22) 9. Claudia (1:08) 10. La Verbena (1:54) 11. Baile del Farolillo (3:55) 12. Luna Park (1:08) 13. Spanish Boogie (3:21)
「悪魔の墓場」のホルヘ・グロウ監督の1962年度白黒作品。「必殺の歓び」の音楽アントニオ・ペレズ・オリアのスクリーン・デビュー作！限定500枚！スウィング、ビバップ、ジャズ、フォーク、舞踏音楽をバルセロナ・スタイルにした音楽。公開当時リリースされたサウンドトラックLPに収録された楽曲を入念にリマスター。
トラックリストJordi Grau’s first feature film, shot in glorious black and white in 1962, this Spanish-Italian coproduction is in many ways related to Antonioni’s “La Notte”. Both films speak about the impairing ability to communicate as well as the desire and impossibility to establish a relationship, and a party as background scenery. Where Antonioni’s film depicts a luxurious party in Milan, Grau’s version portraits the gathering of several characters with no expectations on the night of the sommer solistice in Barcelona. As was the case for Giorgio Gaslini with “La Notte”, “Il Peccato” marks composer Antonio Perez Olea first film work. Along the same lines, Perez Olea was also faced with the task to write the music while the filming was going on, trying to accommodate unexpected changes in the script.
The music exudes a visible Barcelona style, combining swing, bee-bop, jazz, folk and ballroom dancing, but yet again it isn’t simply source music but a score with a strong and distinctive personality.
After releasing “Historia de una chica sola” and “The Living Dead at the Manchester Morgue”, it is a privilege for Quartet Records to release once again the original score to one of Jordi Grau’s film, especially since it’s Maestro Antonio Perez Olea CD debut. He was Jordi Grau’s composer-of-choice on several films and so they both established one of the most cosolidated director-composer relationship in Spain over the 60’s and 70’s. Limited 500 copies. ---レーベルより
1. Swing de La Paloma (3:34)
2. Quattro Passi In Citta' (2:30)
3. Desiderio (2:02)
4. Via Degli Antiquari (2:12)
5. Calypso Bernardo (2:15)
6. Serenata (0:49)
7. Bodega Bohemia (1:27)
8. Noche de Verano (2:22)
9. Claudia (1:08)
10. La Verbena (1:54)
11. Baile del Farolillo (3:55)
12. Luna Park (1:08)
13. Spanish Boogie (3:21)