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Gone With The Wind (Rhino)

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発売日 1996年10月15日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルRhino Movie Music
構成数 2
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 72269
SKU 081227226923

構成数 : 2枚
合計収録時間 : 02:26:39
All tracks have been digitally remastered. Includes liner notes by Rudy Behlmer. Original score written by Max Steiner. This issue of GONE WITH THE WIND is a "best of" sampler from the Turner Classic Movies 2-CD soundtrack released in September 1996. Includes liner notes by Rudy Behlmer and Max Steiner. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Recording information: United Artists Studios, Hollywood, CA (11/1939-12/1939). Arranger: Max Steiner . The soundtrack to Gone with the Wind has appeared in numerous forms since its first release on LP in the 1950s. The 1990 CBS/Sony reissue was the second attempt to expand its content significantly, adding some incidental music and refining the sound that appeared on the previous MGM and Polydor versions. Most of it works if one allows for the sheer age of the materials involved -- Gone with the Wind is just about the oldest original soundtrack material that has any significant commercial appeal beyond a cult audience and, having been recorded in 1939, it has never fit entirely well into the modern marketplace. The producers here have tried to clean it up with various filters and other sound processing, which generally makes it easier on the ear. No re-recording of "Tara's Theme" or other memorable elements of the score were ever as well conducted as the original (even when composer Max Steiner himself attempted it in the '50s), and the sound is less ragged here than on earlier versions. The Rhino reissue from 1996 improves it yet further, though there will always be something lacking in some of the source material, in terms of modern fidelity and what contemporary listeners expect. ~ Bruce Eder
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)

  1. 1.[CDアルバム] DISC 1:
    1. 1.
      Gone with the Wind~Main Title
    2. 2.
      Gone with the Wind~Tara
    3. 3.
      Gone with the Wind~The O'Hara Family
    4. 4.
      Gone with the Wind~Scarlett Prepares for the Barbecue
    5. 5.
      Gone with the Wind~Twelve Oaks
    6. 6.
      Gone with the Wind~The Barbecue
    7. 7.
      Gone with the Wind~Afternoon Nap
    8. 8.
      Gone with the Wind~Charles Hamilton Challenges Rhett
    9. 9.
      Gone with the Wind~In the Library
    10. 10.
      Gone with the Wind~War Is Declared/The Death of Charles
    11. 11.
      Gone with the Wind~At the Bazaar
    12. 12.
      Gone with the Wind~Maryland, My Maryland
    13. 13.
      Gone with the Wind~Dances
    14. 14.
      Gone with the Wind~Gettysburg
    15. 15.
      Gone with the Wind~Outside the Examiner Newspaper Office
    16. 16.
      Gone with the Wind~At the Depot
    17. 17.
      Gone with the Wind~Christmas at Aunt Pitty's
    18. 18.
      Gone with the Wind~Melanie and Scarlett Tend the Wounded
    19. 19.
      Gone with the Wind~Scarlett's Promise
    20. 20.
      Gone with the Wind~Train Depot
    21. 21.
      Gone with the Wind~Melanie in Labor
    22. 22.
      Gone with the Wind~Rhett Returns
    23. 23.
      Gone with the Wind~Escape from Atlanta
    24. 24.
      Gone with the Wind~Soldiers in Retreat
    25. 25.
      Gone with the Wind~Rhett and Scarlett on McDonough Road
    26. 26.
      Gone with the Wind~Twelve Oaks in Ruin / Scarlett Comes Home
    27. 27.
      Gone with the Wind~I'll Never Be Hungry Again!
  2. 2.[CDアルバム] DISC 2:
    1. 1.
      Gone with the Wind~Alternate Entr'acte
    2. 2.
      Gone with the Wind~Battle Montage
    3. 3.
      Gone with the Wind~The Deserter
    4. 4.
      Gone with the Wind~Melanie and Scarlett
    5. 5.
      Gone with the Wind~It's Over!
    6. 6.
      Gone with the Wind~Frank Kennedy Asks for Sullen's Hand
    7. 7.
      Gone with the Wind~Paddock Scene
    8. 8.
      Gone with the Wind~Gerald's Death
    9. 9.
      Gone with the Wind~Old Folks at Home (Swanee River)
    10. 10.
      Gone with the Wind~The New Store
    11. 11.
      Gone with the Wind~Scarlett in Shantytown
    12. 12.
      Gone with the Wind~Ashley and Dr. Meade / Frank's Death
    13. 13.
      Gone with the Wind~Belle Watling and Melanie
    14. 14.
      Gone with the Wind~Scarlett Gets Tipsy
    15. 15.
      Gone with the Wind~New Orleans Honeymoon
    16. 16.
      Gone with the Wind~Can-Can
    17. 17.
      Gone with the Wind~Scarlett's New Wardrobe
    18. 18.
      Gone with the Wind~Scarlett's Nightmare
    19. 19.
      Gone with the Wind~Bonnie's Birth
    20. 20.
      Gone with the Wind~Twenty Inches!
    21. 21.
      Gone with the Wind~The Lumber Mill
    22. 22.
      Gone with the Wind~After the Party
    23. 23.
      Gone with the Wind~London
    24. 24.
      Gone with the Wind~Rhett and Scarlett's Fight
    25. 25.
      Gone with the Wind~The Death of Bonnie
    26. 26.
      Gone with the Wind~Melanie and Mammy
    27. 27.
      Gone with the Wind~The Death of Melanie
    28. 28.
      Gone with the Wind~Scarlett in the Mist/Rhett Leaves
    29. 29.
      Gone with the Wind~Flashback/Finale

作品の情報

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アーティスト： Max Steiner

商品の紹介

Entertainment Weekly (10/12/01, p.30) - Ranked #19 in EW's "100 Best Movie Soundtracks" - "...An epic score mixing jaunty confederate anthems with Wagnerian fatalism...brilliant..." Entertainment Weekly (10/12/01, p.30) - Ranked #19 in EW's "100 Best Movie Soundtracks" - "...An epic score mixing jaunty confederate anthems with Wagnerian fatalism...brilliant..."
Rovi

The soundtrack to Gone with the Wind has appeared in numerous forms since its first release on LP in the 1950s. The 1990 CBS/Sony reissue was the second attempt to expand its content significantly, adding some incidental music and refining the sound that appeared on the previous MGM and Polydor versions. Most of it works if one allows for the sheer age of the materials involved -- Gone with the Wind is just about the oldest original soundtrack material that has any significant commercial appeal beyond a cult audience and, having been recorded in 1939, it has never fit entirely well into the modern marketplace. The producers here have tried to clean it up with various filters and other sound processing, which generally makes it easier on the ear. No re-recording of "Tara's Theme" or other memorable elements of the score were ever as well conducted as the original (even when composer Max Steiner himself attempted it in the '50s), and the sound is less ragged here than on earlier versions. The Rhino reissue from 1996 improves it yet further, though there will always be something lacking in some of the source material, in terms of modern fidelity and what contemporary listeners expect. ~ Bruce Eder
Rovi

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