Cinema is the first and the last dream.
If the image is the skeleton of the movie,
Then the music gives the soul of the film.
Warm winter sunshine
5 touching film music
Warm your heart
01
Morricone's Once Upon a Time in America
Your waist is like an ear of wheat, surrounded by lilies and your breath, like a sweet apple
"Deborah Theme" is not only the most popular piece of the movie "Once Upon a Time in America", but also one of the most famous soundtracks in contemporary film history. The piece has the typical style of the Academy Award-winning Lifetime Achievement Award-winning Morricone when he composed lyrical music for a grand epic film: vast and long. Even if love and dreams are all broken, this song is like the mother's long-lost warm embrace to give us the deepest comfort.
02
Morricone & Sons,"Cinema Paradiso"
No matter how long you go outside, you must remember to come back because the most authentic you are always here
Many people do not know that the extremely touching "love theme" in the soundtrack of Morricone's other famous movie "Cinema Paradiso" is actually from his son's hand. The soundtrack of Cinema Paradiso was composed by the music master Morricone and his son, with a total of 18 dominating music. Morricone tweaked the theme slightly, and used different instruments to match the development of the plot. The film's final kiss scene clip is accompanied by a wave of "love themes" that are higher than a wave, and one of the most moving moments in film history is created.
In the tear-jerking blockbuster Cinema Paradiso, the music begins with a beautiful piano solo, followed by the iconic string concert. The violin and clarinet take turns playing the first theme, exuding a strong atmosphere of nostalgia, full of lingering memories and sorrows. Enio Morricone returned to basics, using a slow melody on the piano throughout, which complemented the calm narrative style of the film itself.
03
Hans Zimmer in Pearl Harbor
When I pick up a pen and write a letter
Or when watching the sunset
I think of you
The action-oriented film Michel Bay film Pearl Harbor is still controversial, but no one denies that Hans Zimmer gave the film an excellent soundtrack. In addition to the widely borrowed song "Tennessee", this lesser-known "I Kissed Him" is even more refined and rich in emotional expression. It sounds like the most beautiful love in people's hearts, quiet and gentle, but it is extremely sincere and touching.
Set before and after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor during World War II, the film tells the story of a couple of lovers who make sacrifices for love and their country during the war. Hans Zimmer was nominated for the Golden Globe Of the Year soundtrack for the film Pearl Harbor. The film takes the classical romantic temperament as the core, and slowly brings out the tragic and melodious classical strings from the tender piano tone like water.
04
Sakamoto Koichi, The Late Emperor
The ups and downs of the moment look back on the past
Most Chinese film and music fans first learned the name of the famous Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto because they watched the classic film "The Last Emperor". The Last Emperor was a work by Ryuichi Sakamoto, which reached the pinnacle of his career and established him international standing, and the film interlude is regarded as one of the best film scores in the past two decades. Ryuichi Sakamoto uses magnificent orchestral music and variations with Chinese characteristics to set off Puyi's tragic life and fate that cannot be decided.
05
Hisaishi Jean "Into the Mortician"
I became more and more convinced that death was a door
Hisaishi, the most well-known Japanese film composer in China, used the cello as the core of the soundtrack for the Oscar-winning film The Mortician. The dignified and mellow texture of the cello and the original profession of the hero Daigo, the simple and friendly personality and the light warm tones emitted throughout the film have reached a harmonious unity from the surface and the inside, from the inside out. The film touched everyone who saw it, and the theme song called "Memories" also warmed everyone who heard it.
06
James Horner, Titanic
Promise me: No matter what life is like
Never give up
Titanic is the soundtrack film that really made James Horner famous. It won the 70th Academy Award for Best Original Song and the Best Soundtrack Award in the Drama Category. Unfortunately, Horner, a lifelong lover of flying, died on June 22, 2015, when he crashed in a plane crash and died on the spot, at the age of 61.
At one time, how many people shed tears of sadness for the love between Jack and Ruth in "Titanic". The theme song "My Heart Is Eternal", sung by Canadian diva Celine Dion, is probably the most classic movie theme song in the world.
"My Heart Is Eternal" belongs to the popular music style, with strong national flavor of Irish tin whistles and bagpipes are melodious and poignant. The melody of the song, from the initial gentleness to the excitement, to the lingering climax, to the final tragic end of the intestines, is a condensed version of the entire film.