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MADRE TERESA (2004) |
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Catalogue
nr.: CARSM124-2
Label: Carosello Records
Format: Regular release
Length: 53:00 |
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1. Main Titles (2:58)
2. Albania
(1:12)
3. Teaching Children (0:55)
4. Leaving The
Convent (1:17)
5. The Station (4:12)
6. Poison
(1:51)
7. The Forest (2:42)
8. Virginia Follows
(1:19)
9. Rome Approves (1:28)
10. Dying Man
(2:45)
11. New Orphanage (1:10)
12. Pancakes
(0:50)
13. Goddess of Mercy (1:07)
14. Pencil In The
Hand of God (2:31) |
15. Night One (1:55)
16. Feeding A Leper
(1:32)
17. Photo (2:09)
18. Bulldozer (2:31)
19.
Opening Titles (1:17)
20. Logan Trouble (0:43)
21. Take
It (2:24)
22. Nadi Falls (4:37)
23. Madre Teresa
In Hospital (2:23)
24. Father van Exen Dies (2:11)
25.
Back In Calcutta (0:59)
26. Rome - Anywhere In The World
(0:52)
27. End Titles (2:52)
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Music Composed and Conducted by Guy
Farley
Orchestra Recorded at Sony Studios,
London
Recorded by Mike
Ross-Trevor
Assistant Engineer Dave
Clark
Ethnic Music Recorded by Ben Georgiades
and Ricky Graham at Sphere
Studios, London
Assistant Engineer Alex 'Natty'
Modiano
Music Associate Adrian
Thomas
Orchestrations by Christopher Slaski
and Guy Farley
Orchestral Assistants
Carlo Martelli and Andrew
Cottee
Music Score Preparation Angus
Meryon
Music Librarian and Ethnic Preparation
Veronika Rentsch
Musicians Contracted by
COOL Music, Ltd.
Orchestral Leader and Principal
Violin Janice Graham
Solo Cello
Jonathan Williams
Piano John
Alley
Score Mixed by Ben Georgiades at
Sphere Studios, London
Assistant Engineer
Richard Edgeler
Music Produced by Guy
Farley and Adrian Thomas
Indian
Musicians
Santoor Kiranpal
Singh
Sarangi Kamal Sabri
Sitar
Viram Jasani
Dilruba Davinda
Singh
Indian Violin and Voice
Chandru
Ethnic Percussion Paul
Clarvis
Indian Flutes Helen
Keen
Tambora and Monochord Sonia
Clarvis
Commentary
: In 2003 Guy Farley wrote one of his best
scores for italian TV movie about the life of Madre Teresa
(portrayed by Olivia Hussey). His score combines western orchestra
with indian instruments providing interesting basement for mostly
romantic score that would make John Barry proud. The score offers
numerous themes that are usually presented through various wind
instruments like western and ethnic flute or some occasional
moments of pure orchestral beauty. One of the main themes (heard
through out the album beginning with The Station piece) later become
Suzy's Theme in Cashback. Madre
Teresa was the last score recorded by renowned
engineer Mike Ross-Trevor at Whitfield Street Studios in London
before this stage was closed. Unfortunately the album, released by
Carosello Records in Italy, is long out of print and literaly
impossible to find.
Plot Summary: Mother Teresa - the movie: the
inspirational portrayal of Mother Teresa, a simple nun who became
one of the most significant personalities of the 20th Century. Armed
with a faith that could move mountains, Mother Teresa followed her
calling to help the poor, the lepers, the dying and the abandoned
children in the slums of Calcutta, challenging many authorities -
including the church - along the
way.
