Dario Marianelli
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Atonement: Music from the Motion Picture
Dario Marianelli
The filmmakers of Pride and Prejudice (director Joe Wright) reunite for Atonement, based on the award-winning, best-selling 2002 novel, a classic British romance that spans several decades. The Decca soundtrack will be released on December 4 and features original music by Academy Award® nominee Dario Marianelli, (Pride and Prejudice) with piano solos performed by Decca artist Jean Yves-Thibaudet.
Pride & Prejudice: Music from the Motion Picture
Dario Marianelli
The year 2005 was big for Italian composer Dario Marianelli. His score for The Brothers Grimm received much applause (probably more than the film itself) and a few months later he came back with another batch of compositions for a period film. This time around, the plaudits are reversed: The film is better than the score. And that’s not the only reversal: Since several of his compositions were to be performed by some of the characters on screen, Marianelli wrote parts of the music before the movie was shot, switching the order in which these things are…
V for Vendetta: Music from the Motion Picture
Dario Marianelli
Hot off two critical successes (Pride & Prejudice and The Brothers Grimm), Dario Marianelli went all dark and moody with his score for James McTeigue’s dystopian thriller V for Vendetta. Marianelli occasionally bursts out with powerful cues such as “Governments Should Be Afraid of Their People,” but he mostly focuses on building a sense of pervasive dread and growing tension. Interspersed among his cues are three songs which in the film are part of V’s personal jukebox of “forbidden” tunes; all three are intimate and lovely, and it’s striking…
