Diva – Vladimir Cosma (1981) (18-track French edition – 320)



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ribonucleic
01-11-2013, 07:44 PM

The 1981 Jean-Jacques Beineix film Diva is a dizzying cornucopia of delights, with a strong sense of urban cool and a cast of characters whose alternating detachments and obsessions hint at the legacy of pain and loneliness that helped form them. Its score, composed by Vladimir Cosma, is inseparable from the film, which, after all, is about music itself, and the ways that it links to desire and longing. From the beautiful arias of Wilhemina Wiggins Fernandez (who plays an opera singer in the film) to the eerie, achingly beautiful instrumental pieces composed by Cosma to set the mood for images of rain-slicked streets, Taiwanese music pirates, teenaged Vietnamese thieves, jaded middle-aged art sages, motorbikes and car chases, the score for Diva remains one of Cosma’s masterpieces, a perfect companion to a film that became an international underground hit. … Cosma’s score seems steeped in gritty ’80s punk mojo, while remaining completely stylish and refined. – AllMusic

01. Aria from "La Wally" [(A. Catalani – arrangement: V. Cosma) sung by Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez] (03:33)
02. Sentimental Walk [Piano solo: V. Cosma] (02:40)
03. Dead End (03:06)
04. Gorodish (03:03)
05. Zen and the Art of Buttering Breead (02:04)
06. Ave Maria [(C. Gaunad) sung by Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez] (01:38)
07. Aria from "La Wally" [(A. Catalani – arrangement: V. Cosma) cello solo: Hubert Varron; piano: Raymond Allessandrini] (instrumental version) (03:07)
08. Sentimental Walk [Piano solo: V. Cosma] (03:36)
09. Ground Swell (04:23)
10. Metro Police (02:36)
11. The Abandoned Factory (03:12)
12. The Priest and the West Indian (01:31)
13. The Tilery Beneath the Rain [sung by Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez; piano: V. Cosma] (01:29)
14. Prelude to the Suite in D Minor BWV 1005 [(J.S. Bach) Cello solo: H. Varron] (01:11)
15. A Bath by the Sea (02:21)
16. I Don’t Like Elevators (02:29)
17. Aria from "La Wally" (reprise) [(A. Catalani – arrangement V. Cosma) Piano solo: R. Allessandrini] (02:58)
18. A Dog for Mr. Michael (02:50)

This is neither the 12-track original US version nor the 19-track "20th anniversary" limited edition US version – both of which appear to be out of print. It is a 1985 French edition from Milan Records. It differs from the "20th anniversary" edition in the order of its later tracks and by its omission the end titles version of "La Wally". [Though perhaps the listener will have enjoyed a sufficiency of the opera by that point.]

The soundtrack’s eclecticism can make it difficult to listen to straight through. But this is worth getting for the unforgettable "Sentimental Walk" cue alone.

Please PM for link.


Petros
01-11-2013, 10:46 PM
Thank you very much for this extraordinary soundtrack.
All your up-loads are very interesting, my friend.

laohu
05-16-2013, 10:17 PM
thanks ribonucleic for sending the link

basic-instinct
05-16-2013, 11:50 PM
thank you so much

thustlebird
05-17-2013, 06:54 PM
Thanks in advance!

nikitos
05-18-2013, 09:57 AM
Thanks 🙂

javigoca
09-26-2013, 11:02 PM
Thanks for this! Great composer

zardoz22
11-10-2013, 02:16 PM
nice share, pm sent 🙂

willardquine
11-10-2013, 02:58 PM
Please, give me the link ! Good job and keep sharing !

Tyler Bourbon
04-08-2014, 10:15 PM
Link received. Simply awesome, thanks a bunch for the share.
This is rare to find and the music is so goddamn brilliant.

tapoktro
05-10-2014, 12:22 PM
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Diva (1981) (1993) Soundtrack Score
Composed by: Vladimir Cosma

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Tracklist:
1. "La Wally" (03:33) (A. Catalani – argt. V. Cosma) chant� par Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez
2. Promenade Sentimentale (02:40) Piano solo: V. Cosma
3. Voie sans issue (03:06)
4. Gorodish (03:03)
5. Le zen dans l’art de la tartine (02:04)
6. Ave Maria (01:38) (C. Gaunad) chant� par Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez
7. "La Wally" (version instrumentale) (03:07) (A. Catalani – argt. V. Cosma) Violoncelle solo: Hubert Varron; piano: Raymond Allessandrini
8. Promenade Sentimentale (03:36) Piano solo: V. Cosma
9. Lame de Fond (04:23)
10. M�tro Police (02:36)
11. L’Usine d�saffect�e (03:12)
12. Le cur� et l’antillais (01:31)
13. Tuileries sous la pluie (01:29) chant� par Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez; piano: V. Cosma
14. Pr�lude de la suite en r� mineur BWV 1005 (01:11) (J.S. Bach) Violoncelle solo: H. Varron
15. La baignoire et la mer (02:21)
16. J’aime pas les ascenseurs (02:29)
17. "La Wally" (02:58) (A. Catalani – argt. V. Cosma) Piano solo: R. Allessandrini
18. Le chien de Mr Michel (02:50)


phil69
05-11-2014, 12:00 PM
oh yes link please…as you say the soundtrack is not very coherent but the piano tracks are unforgettable

ozting
06-11-2014, 11:04 AM
link please.good music.thank you! [email protected]

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