Philippe Sarde - Romy Schneider un portrait musical - VINYL LP

Taken from the archives of the famous composer Philippe Sarde, the soundtrack of 'Sortie de Secours' (Emergency exit) was almost impossible to find for more than 50 years!To the delight of collectors and music lovers, here it is again available in it's original LP . A unique album that already foreshadows all the eclecticism of the musician of 'La Grande Bouffe' and 'La Guerre du feu' (Quest for Fire). A mixture of jazz, blues, musette and choral atonality, 'Sortie de Secours' has also and above all a beautiful melancholic theme, which takes us back to the world of Films Noir dear to Jean-Pierre Melville. In order to preserve all the dynamics of the recording, no compression or amplification was applied during the musical editing process. In short, an audiophile vinyl not to be missed!Moreover, the film was produced in 1970 by Alain Delon, the unforgettable icon of the 'Samouraï' (The Godson). This limited and numbered edition has been carefully mastered from a high-definition transfer of the original magnetic tapes.

Ali Arango, First Prize winner of the 2018 Tarrega International Guitar Competition, Benicassim, has selected the repertoire for this recital in tribute to his years in Cuba where he learned many of these works. He has chosen Tarrega's brilliant Gran jota, Barrios Mangore's masterpiece, La cathedral and the powerful Sonata No. 1 by his fellow Cuban, the contemporary master Leo Brouwer with whose music Arango is strongly associated. Also included is the guitarist's own Triptico para guitarra, a large-scale work that embraces sarabande-like motifs, polyphony and Afro-Cuban influences.

Five years after InchMort d'un Pourri,Inch Philippe Sarde reunites with Alain Delon for this adaptation of a violent crime novel by Jean-Patrick Manchette. While InchLe ChocInch offers a somewhat watered-down version of the original novel, the composer chooses to elevate the film. InchMy ambition was simple to inject some uniqueness into this somewhat bland story,Inch explains Sarde. InchI brought together top-tier soloists for an extraordinary score, striking a balance between rock, jazz fusion, and romanticism. I wanted a burst of energy and modernity. For me, 'Le Choc' is a direct extension of the bold fusions found in 'César et Rosalie' or 'Coup de Torchon.' A jazz-rock rhythm section, the musicians from Weather Report, the London Symphony Orchestra, and the great Wayne Shorter, whom I asked to recreate the sound of the bombarde on the soprano saxophone.Inch For director Robin Davis, this magnificent score was a real lifeline InchThrough the music, Philippe recreated a story alongside my own; he brought *Le Choc* back to what it could have been, what it should have been. And I love the invisible connection to Lautner. After Stan Getz and *Mort d'un Pourri*, it's still Delon-Sarde but with a new saxophonist, an African American, Wayne Shorter.Inch Pressed for the first time from a high-definition transfer of the magnetic tapes, this new album was mastered without any compression, preserving the full dynamic range of the recording made at Abbey Road.