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We are UNDER 100 LEFT!!!
FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Music Composed by Victor Young
Victor Young’s score for For Whom The Bell Tolls is simply one of the greatest he ever wrote. We are so excited to be presenting this score for the first time in almost 25 years and sounding better than ever! Victor Young began his film career in 1935. His scores include Around The World In 80 Days, The Quiet Man, Shane and Scaramouche. His songs include When I Fall In Love, Stella By Starlight, Golden Earrings and Love Letters. If you don’t know this score, just give these samples a listen.
Based on the best-selling controversial novel by Pulitzer and Nobel Prize-winning author Ernest Hemingway, For Whom the Bell Tolls graces the screen with legendary stars Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman. The story follows expatriate American demolition expert Robert Jordan (Cooper) who aides anti-fascist freedom fighters of Spain. Assisting him is a band of warriors including the strong-willed Pilar (Katina Paxinou in an Oscar winning performance), the dangerously undependable Pablo (Akim Tamiroff) and the lovely, innocent Maria (Bergman). As danger mounts, Robert and Maria develop a closeness that blossoms into one of the screen's greatest love stories. Epic in scope yet intimate in feeling, For Whom the Bell Tolls remains a shining example of Hollywood moviemaking at its finest.
CDs in stock and begin shipping this week
Limited Edition of 1000 copies
Price: $17.98
Catalog #: VCL 1114 1153
1. Main Title / Roberto and Kashkin Blow Up A Train / Kashkin Falls (3:46)
2. Roberto And Anselmo Climb To The Cave / Pablo: “In These Mountains, I Command!” /
Rafael, The Gypsy / Pablo’s Jealousy / Roberto And Maria:
“This Is A Very Strange Woman, Roberto. She Is Of No One!” (5:41)
3. Pilar: “She Has A Tongue … It Bites Like A Bullwhip!” / Pilar Sees Death In Roberto’s Palm (4:27)
4. Politics In The Cave / Roberto Explains His Cause /
Maria Warns Roberto About Pablo: “If He Pretends To Be Friendly, It Means He Has Made A Decision.” (3:19)
5. Maria’s Confession / Roberto’s Kiss / Maria: “I Don’t Know How To Kiss, Or I’d Kiss You.
Always I Wonder … Where Do The Noses Go?” (3:12)
6. Maria: “In The Evenings, We’ll Make Love.” (3:01)
7. El Sordo Retreats / Pilar: “What Use is Courage If You Have No Head? El Sordo Has Both. He’ll Understand.” (2:25)
8. Maria And Roberto — Their Night Alone: “All The Things You Have Told Me Tonight.
It’s As If You’ve Already Taken Me To America.” (3:48)
9. The Sun Rises / Maria Alone / The Bridge Is Blown (4:17)
10. Roberto Returns To Maria / Roberto, Alone, Awaits Death /
Roberto Sends Maria Away With Pilar: “We’ll Go To America Another Time.” / End Title (5:54)
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This sounds remarkable.
It's a gorgeous score and soon it will be mine.
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So, despite the fancy artwork, this is essentially the same WB lp that Ray Heindorf recorded in the 1950's?
And here I was thinking these were the music tracks.
I began to suspect something, when I noticed this has no Overture, Entr'acte, or Exit tracks, all of which are part of the film in its roadshow version, which is available on DVD, with those cues intact.
Oh well.
Nice packaging, though.
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Ordered!
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I already have this so no upgrade- gorgeous score that I never play.
If you have it go listen to it!!
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The cover does state "Original Motion Picture Soundtrack". But this is an error isn't it?
YES,Sir
That's quite a bad slip actually. When I first saw the announcement I saw "Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" and decided immediately to buy it. Only subsequently did I look at the back and see it's the same re-recording I have already and NOT the soundtrack.
Well, the sound quality of the clips have made me decide to order it anyway (I already know it's a very fine performance), but there might be some people who, seeing the cover, order immediately and only afterwards realize it isn't the soundtrack.
In all fairness, the original Warner LP says Original Motion Picture Score:
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