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Hockney (Original Motion Picture Score)Opis:Product DescriptionA soundtrack album of rare quality. Inspired by the directness and hugely emotional content of David Hockney's art, John Harle's score to Hockney is equally direct and engaging. From a quirky, almost Jaques Tati-esque banjo theme to the exotica of Los Angeles and the jazz basements of 1960's London, this album never fails to entertain and surprise. After winning both Ivor Novello and Royal Television Society awards in 2013 for 'Best Musical Score' for his music for 'Lucian Freud - Painted Life', composer John Harle has followed up with a feature film release on the life of the iconic and captivating Yorkshire artist David Hockney, directed by Randall Wright. Guitarist John Parricelli, pianist Steve Lodder and percussionist Hugh Wilkinson (all of whom featured in Harle's The Tyburn Tree project with Marc Almond) are fluid and inspired soloists, duetting alongside Harle's own trademark saxophone sound.
Review(5 stars) I loved the film - I am not a wholehearted, come-what-may Hockney fan, except as a wonderful grumpy old man, but it really made me appreciate both his character and his talent, in a way I really didn't expect. I loved the circling structure, and in particular the music. Five stars from me! --The Sunday Times Culture, (Helen Hawkins)John Harle's charming score strikes up deliberate echoes of Jacques Tati. --Sight & SoundThe music really sets the tone of the film. The soundtrack, by acclaimed composer John Harle, only adds to the sense of playful complexity with sweeping strings and his trademark mournful saxophone replacing the standard voiceover. --i-D MagazineAutor:John HarleNośnik:Audio CDPłyt:Język: English: Original LanguageData wydania: 2014-11-24Waga: 0.18 gramWysokość: 0.6 cmSzerokość: 5 cmDługość: 5.6 cmNew Store StockUWAGA: Kupując produkt na tej aukcji zgadzasz się na wydłużony termin realizacji wysyłki (10-14 dni roboczych). Podany towar pochodzi z zagranicznego magazynu, stąd wydłużony czas realizacji który podany jest obok.