CD: Айги Алексей "Bandes Originales des Films"
Издательство: Music Box Records, 2014 Вес: 90 г.
Je Pense À Vous 1. Générique De Fin 2. La Nuit 3. Générique Début Le Grand Alibi 4. Générique Début 5. Soupçons 6. Révélations 7. Le Lieu Du Crime 8. Dénouement 9. Générique De Fin Cherchez Hortense 10. Zoritsa Et Damien 11. Damien Va Voir Son Père 12. La Tristesse De Damien 13. Zoritsa Part 14. Générique De Fin L'École Du Pouvoir 15. La Liaison 16. L'Engagement 17. Les Désillusions Meurtre À Pacot 18. Meurtre À Pacot (Suite) Moloch Tropical 19. Moloch Tropical (Thème) Rondo 20. Au Silence 21. Rondo 22. Mémoires D'Enfance Le Petit Poucet 23. La Chair Fraîche 24. La Forêt 25. L'Ogre Je Ne Dis Pas Non 26. Le Retour D'Adèle 27. Ispug 28. Générique Alexeï Aïgui was born in Moscow in 1971. After thorough studies of violin and composition and collaboration experience with alternative rock bands and free jazz musicians, Aïgui finally formed in 1994 his own ensemble – 4'33'', named after famous musical composition of avant-garde musician John Cage. His ensemble is a popular band on Moscow's contemporary music scene and is distinguished by its interesting method and extraordinary sound. Combination of rock music, jazz and classical music elements make his music so memorable and beloved! Alexeï Aïgui is one of the most popular Russian composers and became widely known due to soundtrack for hieratic movie directed by Valery Todorovsky The Country of Deaf (1998), for which he was awarded by the Golden Aries and was nominated for the Nika Award for best composer. Aïgui is also known for his collaborations with foreign artists, and he has performed and recorded with German composers Dietmar Bonnen and Manfred Niehaus and French multi-ist Pierre Bastien. He now divides his time between Moscow and Paris. He has also scored a couple of dozen movies and television series, from art house films such as Mikhail Kalatozishvili’s Dikoye Pole (Wild Field, 2008) and Andrey Proshkin's Orda (The Horde, 2012) to the popular television series Kamenskaya (2002), and collected several awards for film music. Aïgui's other film soundtracks include music for silent films, Fritz Lang's 1927 classic, Metropolis and Ernst Lubitch's The Doll (1919). For some years, he has been regularly working with French directors Pascal Bonitzer and Raoul Peck. This compilation shows the talent of Alexeï Aïgui as a film music composer due to his eclectic choices in cinema and television: drama comedy (Cherchez Hortense, Je pense à vous, Je ne dis pas non), mystery movie (Le Grand Alibi), political drama (L'École du pouvoir), huis-clos (Moloch tropical), drama (Meurtre à Pacot), fantasy (Le Petit Poucet / Little Thumb) or historical drama (Rondo). Авторы:
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