The Terminal [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]
Michael O'Donovan、Antony Cooke、Armen Ksajikian、Cecilia Tsan、Bruce Morgenthaler、Kenneth Munday、John Williams、Edward Meares、Michael Valerio、Nico Carmine Abondolo、Susan Ranney
レーベル： Decca
CD
発売日： 2004年6月15日(火)
画像： 大 中
◎関連『映画・ドラマ』タイトル
◎曲目リスト
- The Tale Of Viktor Navorski
- Dinner With Amelia
- A Legend Is Born
- Viktor And His Friends
- The Fountain Scene
- The Wedding Of Officer Torres
- Jazz Autographs
- Refusing To Escape
- Krakozhia National Anthem And Homesickness
- Looking For Work
- Gupta's Deliverance
- Finding Coins And Learning To Read
- 'Destiny'...'Canneloni'...And THe Tale Of Viktor Navorski Reprise
- A Happy Navorski Ending!
◎レビュー (Amazon)
Those who thought the three-decade collaboration between director Steven Spielberg and composer John Williams couldn't possibly yield any more musical surprises will find themselves warmly rebuffed here. Based on the true story of an exiled man-without-a-country who made Paris' Orly airport his home, director Steven Spielberg's storytelling liberties have transformed it into an unlikely comic romance between Tom Hanks' mythical Krakhozian refugee Viktor and Catherine Zeta-Jones' Amelia. Williams' captures the wistful tone with an airy, oft-impressionistic score that recalls a winning marriage of Michel Legrand's elegant piano-jazz conceits and Rachel Portman's delicate, introspective pastoralism. Too often underutilized in recent years, Williams' own rich jazz background frequently serves him well here, informing Amelia's love theme with emotional grace and serving as perfect counterpoint to the ethnic inventions carried by Emily Bernstein's soulful clarinet (Williams even gets to concoct a lovably pompous anthem for Viktor's fictional Krakhozia) and the bracing jolts of bright, post-modernist influenced orchestral music that holds it together. -- Jerry McCulley
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