Michel Legrand & Barbra Streisand – Yentl (1983)

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01. Where Is It Written?
02. Papa, Can You Hear Me?
03. This Is One Of Those Moments
04. No Wonder
05. The Way He Makes Me Feel
06. No Wonder (Part Two)
07. Tomorrow Night
08. Will Someone Ever Look At Me That Way?
09. No Matter What Happens
10. No Wonder (Reprise)
11. A Piece Of Sky
12. The Way He Makes Me Feel (Studio Version)
13. No Matter What Happens (Studio Version)

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~ iTunes Album Review
Billed as both a Barbra Streisand album and as an original motion picture soundtrack, Yentl contains the songs, sung by Streisand and written by Michel Legrand and Alan and Marilyn Bergman, that the character played by Streisand sings as internal monologues in the film, sometimes with spoken dialogue interspersed. (The album is filled out by "studio versions" of two of the songs, "The Way He Makes Me Feel" and "No Matter What Happens," played on contemporary electronic instruments, rather than in the orchestral settings used for the rest of the songs.) With such a thematic base, the music has an unusual consistency, and written specifically for Streisand, it makes use of her emotional expressiveness, phrasing, and timing as a singer. But it was also written as a complement to the film and on its own comes across as a group of isolated musical plot highlights rather than as a coherent song cycle. (Yentl won an Academy Award for Best Original Song Score.)