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Yes i thought the background elements were a bit Burglars -ish. They may be another theme or two which is similar, but im shit at recalling themes n identifying them off the top of my head.
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There were very few he didnt from 65 to 75.
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Nope. Waiting to put an order together, somewhere.
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We're they perhaps pre existing, from another film, say?
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Nov 2, 2022 - 4:54 PM
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mikael488
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Micke, I'm sorry that you didn't find the organ version of the main title on this expanded CD. As a whole, I like this score very much but I think this new CD would have deserved to be resequenced entirely. Indeed, the original CD wasn't done in a satisfying manner with too many atmospheric tracks gathered in its second part.
Hi Laurent, I'm happy to hear from you 
Yes, it's a great pity that the organ version of the main theme didn't make it onto the CD, and the same goes for the solo organ version of "Sguardo". It would be interesting to know why none of the tracks with organ was present on the mastertape, I find it rather strange.
I agree with you that they should have resequenced the CD entirely when they had the chance.
Btw, I just noticed that the French language print uses different music for some scenes, this scene for example:
https://youtu.be/fVROQKkLeRU?t=5318
That a cappella choir music sounds very familiar, doesn't it?...hint, hint!
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Nov 4, 2022 - 5:21 AM
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mikael488
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Thanks Micke for your comments and also for sending me a copy of this outstanding score many years ago. As for the passage featuring this a cappella choir that you pointed out in the French version, I'm afraid I don't recognize it at all. Is it taken from another Nicolai score ? By the way, it's stunning that the music can be different in some parts depending on the country of release of the movie. Was it often the case in those days ?
Laurent, I had totally forgotten I had sent you a copy of this score, it must have been a very long time ago. As for the a cappella choir piece; yes I was pretty sure it came from another Nicolai (or even Morricone!) work but I'm not so sure anymore - I simply cannot place it. I'm absolutely sure that I've heard it before but the question is where? the piece might very well originate from another Italian composer though, such as Savina, Rustichelli, Lavagnino, Ortolani, Cipriani etc. Maybe someone else here can identify the music, Stefan perhaps?
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