Cinema Paradiso and the long hot summer
Matthew Sweet packs his bags in search of the films that bring back memories of summer - with music from the hot sun of Roman Holiday and Jean de Florette, the childhood adventures of Swallows and Amazons and UP and the nostalgia of Cinema Paradiso.
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Music Played
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John Blakeley
The Endless Summer "Theme"
Composer: Gaston Georis. Ensemble: The Sandals.- Capitol Records.
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Georges Auric
Roman Holiday "Main Title"
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Disques Cinemusique.
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Ennio Morricone
Cinema Paradiso "Main Theme"
Performer: Studio Orchestra.- DRG Records.
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Ennio Morricone
Cinema Paradiso "Love Theme 2nd Version"
Performer: Studio Orchestra.- DRG Records.
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Giuseppe Verdi
Jean De Florette "Jean De Florette"
Composer: Jean-Claude Petit. Performer: Studio Orchestra.- Milan.
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Giuseppe Verdi
Jean De Florette "La secheresse"
Composer: Jean-Claude Petit. Performer: Studio Orchestra.- Milan.
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Stephen Warbeck
Captain Corelli's Mandolin "Pelagia's Song"
Conductor: Nick Ingman. Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Decca Music Group Ltd..
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Georges Auric
Roman Holiday "Main Title"
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Disques Cinemusique.
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Ben E. King
Stand By Me "Stand By Me"
Conductor: Stan Applebaum.- Atlantic Records.
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Ilan Eshkeri
Swallows And Amazons "Theme"
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Globe Productions.
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Georges Delerue
Jules et Jim "Vacances"
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Milan.
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Bobby Krlic
Midsommar "The Blessing"
Ensemble: Orchestrate.- Milan.
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Oliver Coates
Aftersun "Memory Opening"
Performer: Oliver Coates.- INVADA Records.
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Oliver Coates
Aftersun "One Without"
Performer: Oliver Coates.- INVADA Records.
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Franz Waxman
Rear Window "Suite"
Orchestra: Danish National Symphony Orchestra. Conductor: John Mauceri.- Toccata Classics.
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Michael Giacchino
Up "Married Life"
Orchestra: Studio Orchestra.- Walt Disney Records.
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