The Messenger: The Story Of Joan Of Arc (Original 1999 Motion Picture Soundtrack) [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Eric Serra
レーベル: Sony
CD
発売日: 1999年11月2日(火)
画像: 大 中

◎関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル
◎曲目リスト
  1. Talk To Him
  2. A Sword In A Field
  3. Joan And The Wolves
  4. Burying Our Children
  5. No Amen
  6. At One With You
  7. Chinon
  8. Yolande
  9. The Messenger Of God
  10. Find Him
  11. Secrets Of A Strange Wind
  12. To The King Of England
  13. Sent By God
  14. Procession To Orleans
  15. Recrossing The River
  16. The Tourelles
  17. La Hire's Lucky Charm
  18. To Arms
  19. Armaturam Dei
  20. The Miracle Of Orleans
  21. Rex Coronatur
  22. Trial
  23. Anger And Confession
  24. Answer Me
  25. The Repentance
  26. Angelus In Medio Ingis
  27. My Heart Calling

◎レビュー (Amazon)
The sixth film adaptation of the brief but eventful life of Joan of Arc, Luc Besson's The Messenger (1999) is the least spiritual of the cinematic versions. Tracing Joan's progression from military messiah to Sophoclean philosopher, The Messengeris nevertheless a highly diverting costume drama enlivened further by the director's supercharged visual style. Long-time Besson composer Eric Serra (Leon, The Fifth Element) returns, along with his customary fusion of expansive orchestral writing, keyboards, samples, and electronic percussion. The disc begins with a warmly presented theme for winds and strings that is reworked into a pleasant end title song ("My Heart Calling"). This material is quickly dispatched and replaced with several ambient, non-orchestral mixes of keyboards and programmed sounds ("Secrets Of A Strange Wind"). Serra's overlapping layers of experimental textures are counterpointed by a solo violin courtesy of first chair Gavyn Wright, whose lyrical, mid-to-high range lines weave throughout the 27-track programme. A brassier, kinetic profile is assumed in "The Tourelles", while Serra lends his own, Dominic Miller-esque acoustic guitar to "La Hire's Lucky Charm". Finally, there are the grandiloquent medieval incantations, impressive in scale if overly familiar in their Carl Orff-ish origins ("Armaturam Dei", "Rex Coronatur"). All in all, The Messenger reveals Serra's unique ability to break down the traditional barriers between seemingly disparate musical genres. The sound quality is spacious and dynamic, while Sony's packaging includes a still collage and photos from the original recording sessions. --Kevin Mulhall
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