舞動 (電影中的小號曲) 羅曼．雷路 小號 / 羅曼．雷路六重奏

舞動(電影中的小號曲) - 教父/荒野大鏢客/唐人街/柳媚花嬌/大路/日以作夜/月河) / 羅曼．雷路 小號 / 羅曼．雷路六重奏

作曲家: Nino Rota / Ennio Morricone / Jerry Goldsmith / Michel Legrand / Baptiste Trotignon / Henry Mancini / Miles Davis
演出者: Romain Leleu 
指揮家: Marcus Bosch
樂團: Stuttgarter Philharmoniker / Romain Leleu Sextet

The trumpet at the movies

Move – the name of this album – is also the title of a concerto written by Baptiste Trotignon and here receiving its recording premiere; the work pays tribute to major composers of film music, whose iconic scores form the backdrop in this “audiofilm” starring the trumpet of Romain Leleu. Taking us on a cinematic journey with stops to admire Rota’s The Godfather and Ennio Morricone’s Wild West, Rochefort and Chinatown, Elevator to the Gallows and Dingo (both films with a direct connection to Miles Davis), the young French trumpet player skilfully navigates between a jazz line-up and full orchestra, in the company of stellar associates. Roll film!

曲目:

Nino Rota (1911-1979)
1. The Godfather Trilogy 10’26
Michel Legrand (1932-2019)
2. Les Demoiselles de Rochefort / Chanson des Jumelles 4’16
Miles Davis (1926-1991)
3. Ascenseur pour l’echafaud 5’51
Georges Delerue (1925-1992)
4. La Nuit americaine / Grand Choral 2’09
Ennio Morricone (1928-2020)
5. Per un pugno di dollari / Titoli 3’28
Ibrahim Maalouf (b. 1980)
6. Dans les forets de Siberie / Baikal 3’12
Jerry Goldsmith (1929-2004)
7. Chinatown Suite 6’12
Irving Berlin (1888-1989)
8. Top Hat / Cheek to Cheek 4’09
Michel Legrand (1932-2019)
9. Dingo / The Dream 4’19
Baptiste Trotignon (b. 1974)
Move (Concerto for trumpet and orchestra)
World premiere recording
10. Move (Concerto for trumpet and orchestra), I. Allegro marcato 7’57
11. Move (Concerto for trumpet and orchestra), II. Adagio meditativo 7’29
12. Move (Concerto for trumpet and orchestra), III. Moderato con eleganza 8’07
Henry Mancini (1924-1994)
13. Breakfast at Tiffany’s / Moon River  3’42
Nino Rota (1911-1979)
14. La Strada  4’57
Michel Colombier (1939-2004)

15. Emmanuel  3’35

af.ter the Adagio from Alessandro Marcello’s Oboe Concerto in D minor