I like that song too. Here are some others: Grande Silenzio, Invito All Amore, Il Mercenario, Muerte Donde Vas, L'Estasi Dell'Oro, Triello (Titoli Finali), Per Qualche Dollaro In Più, Per Un Pugno Di Dollari,
All these examples from italowestern films (Great Silence, For A Few Dollars More, Fistfull Of Dollars, The Good, The Bad The Ugly, Great Silence, Mercenario, 5 Man Army...) .
Well, we first SEE the great Sergio Leone at 4:19, leaning over Morricone's piano ~ but about 6:20... how wonderful to hear his deep, commanding voice.
Hollywood didn't want any link with Judaism and gangsterism -- mobsters had to be shown as Roman Catholics, which some of them were. For years, he was unable to get his gangster epic off the ground, until eventually Israeli arms dealer Arnon Milchan put up the money.
If there hadn't been such a delay we might have got Leone's war epic LENINGRAD
@mergejr Hello there! You may indeed ~ I'm privileged to be able to tell you: that is "Deborah's Theme'; written in advance of Leone filming (to Morricone's music) "Once Upon a Time in America".
(Very underrated director Giuseppe Tornatore works with ENNIO AMADEUS MORRICONE in a like manner)
Here's the polished post-production piece: /watch?v=_3UTb34_3JQ
Many years later legendary Lyricists Marilyn & Alan Bergman would add English words:
"The best film music is music you can hear. Music you can't hear, no matter how good, is bad film music."
Ain't it the truth!
Jaikodragon 5 months ago
Thanks alot for uploading this! =) Sad thing I couldn't see the first part due to copyright laws in my country ;(
Trollhelltown 1 year ago
just one word describes Ennio Morricone's music: EPIC !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cosmic86x 1 year ago
It was Leone who used the technique of playing the music aloud when filming.Actors harmonized their perfomances with the music.
AldoVinnie 2 years ago
all anybody from my generation cares about is that guitar sound, how to make it..how to play it etc.
powergirl901 2 years ago
my favorite song by ennio five man army
salvy1984 2 years ago
@salvy1984
I like that song too. Here are some others: Grande Silenzio, Invito All Amore, Il Mercenario, Muerte Donde Vas, L'Estasi Dell'Oro, Triello (Titoli Finali), Per Qualche Dollaro In Più, Per Un Pugno Di Dollari,
All these examples from italowestern films (Great Silence, For A Few Dollars More, Fistfull Of Dollars, The Good, The Bad The Ugly, Great Silence, Mercenario, 5 Man Army...) .
pelontorjunta 7 months ago
I agree Morricone is the best when he's making drama scenes. The best example is Cinema Paradiso. My favorite movie of all time.
danimalo007 2 years ago
wow de niro wanted the music played on the set - a very important answer i ever asked. How much directors/actors do allow this today ?
I think its almost embarrasing to request such a thing today... maybe
BuddhaMaster84 2 years ago
God, that organ at 3:28 is so fucking good. Morricone is the best at making a dramatic scene epic.
SeaTac411 3 years ago
@SeaTac411 Yeah, so powerful sound
Judezki92 1 year ago
Well, we first SEE the great Sergio Leone at 4:19, leaning over Morricone's piano ~ but about 6:20... how wonderful to hear his deep, commanding voice.
Hollywood didn't want any link with Judaism and gangsterism -- mobsters had to be shown as Roman Catholics, which some of them were. For years, he was unable to get his gangster epic off the ground, until eventually Israeli arms dealer Arnon Milchan put up the money.
If there hadn't been such a delay we might have got Leone's war epic LENINGRAD
HughHue 3 years ago 3
@HughHue may i know the title he was playing at 4:19 to 4:58. thanks
mergejr 5 months ago
@mergejr Hello there! You may indeed ~ I'm privileged to be able to tell you: that is "Deborah's Theme'; written in advance of Leone filming (to Morricone's music) "Once Upon a Time in America".
(Very underrated director Giuseppe Tornatore works with ENNIO AMADEUS MORRICONE in a like manner)
Here's the polished post-production piece: /watch?v=_3UTb34_3JQ
Many years later legendary Lyricists Marilyn & Alan Bergman would add English words:
/watch?v=RqDHlWzCnwU
Also covered by Hayley Westenra
HughHue 3 months ago
@HughHue thank you so much!!! you know so much about Ennio Morricone. thank you!!!
mergejr 3 months ago
Great documentary...my favorite is at 6:00 when we see the great SERGIO LEONE!!
Sidann88 3 years ago 3
This is simply awesome. Thanks for uploading :-D
eyepatchentertainmen 3 years ago
I love part even more than PART 1
Aiyana25 4 years ago
Gran documental.
Great documentary!!
kuock 4 years ago 2