A Summer Story |
Music by Georges Delerue
Vydavatel: Virgin Records
Katalog: CDV-2562
Rok: 1988
Délka: 36´48
Stav: OOP
Cena: +/- 40 USD (ebay, *.4. 2003)
01. Love in the Loft (1´49) 02. Summer Poem (1´37) 03. We Meet Megan (0´59) 04. Sheep Shearing (1´19) 05. Ashton Arrives (3´20) 06. Waiting for Megan (1´56) 07. Falling in Love (1´29) 08. Coming to Town (0´32) 09. Abandoned (4´54) 10. Flashback and Rescue (2´09) |
11. The Gentle Maiden (instrumental) (1´47) 12. Return to the Hill (3´26) 13. At the Beach (0´34) 14. Megan Leaves Forever (1´44) 15. Missed the Train (1´18) 16. Megan at Work (0´49) 17. Night Meeting (1´27) 18. Megan in the Field (1´16) 19. Thinking of Ashton (0´33) 20. Ashton´s Son (Theme From Summer Story) (3´23) |
Hudba:
Liner Notes (by
Edward V. Camarillo and Bumble Ward):
The Story
Set in 1902, "A Summer Story" is the tale of a Londoner (JAMES
WILBY) who, while on a walking holiday in Devon, meets and falls in love with a
young farm girl (IMOGEN STUBBS). Their tragic romance is played out against the
spectacular backdrop of Dartmoor with its bare rock faces and heathered moor
juxtaposed against the lush green farmlands with their mals. The realities of
the time impigne upon the idyllic summer. This is England Before the Great War -
still a society of strict class structure - and because of these pressures, the
young man finds that he must make a decision the may deny him the greatest love
of his life.
A timeless story of love and a powerful parable on the importance of decisions,
"A Summer Story" tells how our choices can forever alter the course of
our lives.
The Composer
Georges Delerue comes to "A Summer Story" with a wealth of film
experience. Born in Roubaix, France in 1925, Delerue began his musical career at
fourteen. Following extensive studies at the Paris Conservatoire, he found work
writing for stage and radio productions. He soon graduated from radio to film,
composing music for documentaries and shorts. In the late fifties, with the rise
of the French "new wave," Delerue moved to the forefront of French
film composers, working with such film great as Alain Resnais, Jean-Luc Goddard
and, most notably, Francois Truffaut that Delerue wrote some of his most
memorable scores, including "Jules et Jim," "The Soft Skin,"
"Shoot the Piano Player" and "Day and Night."
In the sixties and seventies Delerue established himself as an international
film composer, working on the films in various countries, including the United
States. An Academy Award winner for "A Little Romance," he was also
nominated for his work on "The Day of the Dolphin," "Anne of
Thousand Days," "Julia" and "Agnes of God."
In an age of full-blown, overpowering film scores, Delerue´s music speaks with
a gentler voice, conveying with warmth and wonder the magic of life, the gentle
strength of love and the consuming power of passion. It is these qualities that
enhance and contribute so greatly to the success of "A Summer Story."
A note from the Director
The first thrill was hearing that Georges really like my film "C´est
mon film," he said. I had, of course, been a passionate admirer of his
music since "Jules et Jim."
Working together was pure pleasure. His taste is exquisitive and his emotional
response both rich and poetic-one of the great romanties.
- Piers Haggard
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