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11-08-2015, 03:23 AM
JAZZ EN EL CINE NEGRO ESPA�OL, 1958-1964 (JAZZ IN SPANISH NOIR CINEMA, 1958-1964)
Now, first things first. Here�s the link:
https://mega.nz/#!XZQ02J5K!IvgcWfrgd5Rk3vr19FQ4MHAAOGEwBvjEN6tL2rckD2M
Tracks
1. UN VASO DE WHISKY (Jos� Sol�) (Alto sax: Enrique Llobet; piano and whistling: Jos� Sol�)
2. A SANGRE FR�A aka TRAMPA AL AMANECER (Jos� Sol�) (Trumpet: Joaqu�n Paps)
3. ALTAS VARIEDADES (Jos� Sol�)
4. 091, POLIC�A AL HABLA (Augusto Alguer�)
5. JUVENTUD A LA INTEMPERIE (Enrique Escobar) (�Manhattan Blues� sung by Gloria Stewart)
6. LOS CUERVOS (Jos� Sol�)
7. REGRESA UN DESCONOCIDO (Jos� Sol�) (Alto sax: Ricard Roda)
8. NO DISPARES CONTRA M� (Jos� Sol�) (Alto sax: Ricard Roda; trumpet: Enrique Pericot)
9. ENSAYO GENERAL PARA LA MUERTE (Jos� Sol�)
10. A TIRO LIMPIO (Enrique Mart�nez Tud�) (Trumpet: Joaqu�n Paps)
11. EL SALARIO DEL CRIMEN (Jos� Sol�) (Alto sax: Vlady Bas)
Released in 2007, this is an anthology of jazz-flavoured themes for Spanish crime films made between 1958 and 1964, usually by Barcelona-based filmmakers such as Julio Coll, Francesc Rovira-Beleta, Juan Bosch, Ignacio F. Iquino and Jos� Mar�a Nunes, as well as some Madrid figures, namely Julio Buchs and Jos� Mar�a Forqu�. They were all shot in black and white and many of them were conceived as vehicles for the actor Arturo Fern�ndez.
The music is sometimes combined with dialogue and sound effects. All of the composers represented here were Catalan, but not necessarily active in Catalonia. The most represented figure here is Jos� Sol� (1930-2009) who would usually compose the whole score himself, although sometimes share the credit with the esteemed Xavier Monsalvatge, the latter of whom would be in charge of the non-jazz music. Other composers present here are Augusto Alguer� (1934-2011), best known as a songwriter and pop arranger; Federico Mart�nez Tud� (1907-1975), and Enrique Escobar (1921-2004) who served as accountant and house composer for Ignacio F. Iquino�s IFI company from 1961 onwards.
The legend on the back cover reads:
�Towards the end of the fifties, Spanish cinema began a process of modernisation in order to be more in accordance with the trends that were dominant in Europe. This change was felt in both the scripts and the music scores, which included jazz for the first time. The music on this CD can be heard along with fragments of the original dialogue, which tinges the scores with an element of tension and mystery. Elsewhere, we have decided to leave the music speak for itself. Either way, listeners will be able to remember and listen to the jazz music that marked the beginnings of Spanish crime cinema.�
I�m sorry but I still don�t know how to upload images here. For images of the disc, see:
For posters of the films themselves, see:
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Now, first things first. Here�s the link:
https://mega.nz/#!XZQ02J5K!IvgcWfrgd5Rk3vr19FQ4MHAAOGEwBvjEN6tL2rckD2M
Tracks
1. UN VASO DE WHISKY (Jos� Sol�) (Alto sax: Enrique Llobet; piano and whistling: Jos� Sol�)
2. A SANGRE FR�A aka TRAMPA AL AMANECER (Jos� Sol�) (Trumpet: Joaqu�n Paps)
3. ALTAS VARIEDADES (Jos� Sol�)
4. 091, POLIC�A AL HABLA (Augusto Alguer�)
5. JUVENTUD A LA INTEMPERIE (Enrique Escobar) (�Manhattan Blues� sung by Gloria Stewart)
6. LOS CUERVOS (Jos� Sol�)
7. REGRESA UN DESCONOCIDO (Jos� Sol�) (Alto sax: Ricard Roda)
8. NO DISPARES CONTRA M� (Jos� Sol�) (Alto sax: Ricard Roda; trumpet: Enrique Pericot)
9. ENSAYO GENERAL PARA LA MUERTE (Jos� Sol�)
10. A TIRO LIMPIO (Enrique Mart�nez Tud�) (Trumpet: Joaqu�n Paps)
11. EL SALARIO DEL CRIMEN (Jos� Sol�) (Alto sax: Vlady Bas)
Released in 2007, this is an anthology of jazz-flavoured themes for Spanish crime films made between 1958 and 1964, usually by Barcelona-based filmmakers such as Julio Coll, Francesc Rovira-Beleta, Juan Bosch, Ignacio F. Iquino and Jos� Mar�a Nunes, as well as some Madrid figures, namely Julio Buchs and Jos� Mar�a Forqu�. They were all shot in black and white and many of them were conceived as vehicles for the actor Arturo Fern�ndez.
The music is sometimes combined with dialogue and sound effects. All of the composers represented here were Catalan, but not necessarily active in Catalonia. The most represented figure here is Jos� Sol� (1930-2009) who would usually compose the whole score himself, although sometimes share the credit with the esteemed Xavier Monsalvatge, the latter of whom would be in charge of the non-jazz music. Other composers present here are Augusto Alguer� (1934-2011), best known as a songwriter and pop arranger; Federico Mart�nez Tud� (1907-1975), and Enrique Escobar (1921-2004) who served as accountant and house composer for Ignacio F. Iquino�s IFI company from 1961 onwards.
The legend on the back cover reads:
�Towards the end of the fifties, Spanish cinema began a process of modernisation in order to be more in accordance with the trends that were dominant in Europe. This change was felt in both the scripts and the music scores, which included jazz for the first time. The music on this CD can be heard along with fragments of the original dialogue, which tinges the scores with an element of tension and mystery. Elsewhere, we have decided to leave the music speak for itself. Either way, listeners will be able to remember and listen to the jazz music that marked the beginnings of Spanish crime cinema.�
I�m sorry but I still don�t know how to upload images here. For images of the disc, see:
For posters of the films themselves, see:
---------- Post added at 03:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:56 AM ----------
Posted this in the wrong area and I don't know how to delete it. Can the administrator do so, please?
