Take a reverse musical/cinematic journey of 50 years (theres 3 YouTube links below -- should kill about 20 minutes) … Starring the great Maestro, Ennio Morricone; the elegant soprano, Susanna Rigacci; the beloved, late actor Eli Wallach; and another actor who plays a much lesser role in this whole matter (you’ll recognize him in the last 3rd video). First, watch VIDEO 1 - https://youtube/watch?v=EUNVBGHiBY0 *** Ennio Morricone in Vienna as he conducts one of his most classic musical works accompanied by one of the most captivating women on earth, Susanna Rigacci – watch as the wind blows beautifully on her at 1:38 of the video – just magical! (I watch that video several times a week for many reasons). Not quite cool enough? … watch VIDEO 2 - https://youtube/watch?v=Z57hyZmbE8A *** as Metallica busts it out in Copenhagen! Finally, watch Morricone’s music put to the cinema VIDEO 3 - youtube/watch?v=2PwpOmjAu1M *** its Eli Wallach’s famous, ecstatic foray through the graveyard his believing it’s only a matter of minutes before he finds the grave that holds thousands of dollars in gold as Ennio Morricone’s classic work in 1966, “The Ecstasy of Gold”, beautifully synergizes Wallach’s screen performance and presents my question: Is it more the power of cinema or more the power of music that truly influences the soul? NOTE: Thank you to my Maestro for steering me toward the work of Ennio Morricone .. and subsequently, that of Susanna Rigacci (one extremely ALLURING woman).
Posted on: Sat, 11 Oct 2014 02:37:36 +0000
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