Title:The Unpublished Film Music Of Georges Delerue Vol.2
Artist:Georges Delerue
Year:2005
Label: Disques Cinemusique
Format:MP3
Bit Rate:320Kbps
Size:106MB
Tracks:13

Track Listing:


1. Love Theme (03:40)
WOMEN IN LOVE (1969) track 1
2. La Valse du Pr�sident (03:00)
THE DAY OF THE JACKAL (1973) track 2
3. Suite 1 (03:41)
4. Suite 2 (03:55)
5. The Great Waltz (03:52)
LOVE COMES QUIETLY (1973) tracks 3-5
6. Exercices in Escapism (03:34)
7. A Sentimental Artist (03:17)
8. Run For Your Life (02:20)
9. End Titles (04:16)
THE ESCAPE ARTIST (1982) tracks 6-9
10. Main Title (02:35)
11. Suite (05:00)
STONE PILLOW (1985) tracks 10-11
12. Suite (04:53)
13. End Title (03:07)
AMERICAN FRIENDS (1991) tracks 12-13

Total Duration: 00:47:10


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Oooh! Yummy, tasty Delerue scores I haven't heard before! I didn't realize they went oon past the first disc of this series. Thanks for the pleasant surprise.

Indeed great scores from the Wildwood Park vaults.
My ears will be happy!

Thank you, WildwoodPark, for this rare one. I've spent some time to get a copy at reasonable price and finally located one. Before receiving my copy, glad to hear what you shared!

I want to ask you about those Delerue CDs arranged by Robert Lafond. Are they palyed by real orchestra? Or Synthesizer? or mixed by two? I had the other disc, re-recorded "Interlude & Rapture". It only mentioned it's arranged by this guy, no credit for orchestra. Some tracks sounds like synthesizer, but I can't be 100% sure.

Thanks!!

Welcome.

39 Downloads as of this writing.

~1/10 downloaders would reply the thread.

Many thanks again for providing us with this excellent Delerue release - greatly appreciated!

Greatly appreciate, thanks.

Wow - thanks.

thank you for this WildwoodPark~~

Thank you very much, Wildwood! This is amazing!

~1/10 downloaders would reply the thread.

If that many..lol

Thank you so much, great composer!

Welcome Nachito.

I think that you have it, but I have this:

The London Sessions Vol. 1 (1990, 320)
The London Sessions - Vol. 2 (1990, 320)
The London Sessions - Vol. 3 [Something Wicked This Way Comes] (1991, 320)
Le Cinema de Georges Delerue [6CD] (2008, 320)

You need anyone???

Thanks Nachito for the offer I will let you know.

Fantastico aporte lo mandare a la fila para descargar

Thanks!!

Another great album!

Another great album!

I agree it's a very nice listen indeed.

110 Downloads and still an active link.

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Oh I just noted
Vol 1 and 2 have being posted by koala 123



Thread 113719

I have posted "The great composer 2 CD set" that came from the "London Sessions" as well as three tracks weren't included.

Thread 113719

All I hope is Nachito could post the artwork of London session vol.1

Thanks!

thanks a million!!!

Thanks! Great upload as always! :)

Thanks very much, but what is the deal with the pops? Is it a bad rip or was the original like that?

Thanks very much, but what is the deal with the pops? Is it a bad rip or was the original like that?

I added the "pops" so that you would not be fooled into thinking that the instruments that are being used in these re-recordings were in fact Digital and not the real thing.

I added the "pops" so that you would not be fooled into thinking that the instruments that are being used in these re-recordings were in fact Digital and not the real thing.

wildwoodpark, I dont' feel it is necessary to do so:-) To me, it's like recorded through radio or thransfered from LP or cassette.

To El Cid and others:

These re-recorded Delerue CDs (as well as others, i.e. a Jarre CD) by Robert Lafond were actually played by real musicians on real instruments. But the orchestral effect were synthesized/synchronized through computer program by Robert Lafond. The only reason apart from innovation is the budget, this good Canadian label however could not afford to use real orchestra. They even find some excuse like "Delerue's orchestra is often overused as Hollywood provided him whatever condition he wanted".

I do prefer a real group of musicians, regardless the size, with a conductor, to create music. If I had money, I would invest this way.

Will give a listen thanks

Many thanks, once again!

thank you

thank

A nice idea, WildwoodPark, but it consist of electronic keyboard arrangement played by canadian composer and arranger Robert Lafond. A pity...
I wished to hear these melodies played by acoustic orchestra...

Thank you for sharing, friend.

Anyone got a re-up? Please and thank you :)

PM for new link.

Thanks, once more, for the help.

Thank you!

thanks so much for the link, can't wait to listen to it