Movie soundtrack
Movie title | Release year | Composer | Composer picture | Country | Remarks | |
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1492: Conquest of Paradise | 1992 | Vangelis | Grece | |||
8 ½ | 1963 | Nino Rota | Italy | Fellini employed for this movie his favorite music composer since "Le Cheik blanc", released in 1952 | ||
A Fistful of Dollars | 1964 | Ennio Morricone | Italy | |||
Amarcord | 1973 | Nino Rota | Italy | |||
Amélie | 2001 | Yann Tiersen | France | The music of Yann Tiersen has surely contributed to the worldwide success of the mischievous brunette's adventures ... and to tourism in the Paris Montmartre district | ||
Arizona Dream | 1992 | Goran Bregovic and Iggy Pop | Serbia | It features the vocals and lyrics of Iggy Pop and the lyrics of Emir Kusturica | ||
Arthur | 1981 | Burt Bacharach | U.S. | "Best that you can do" is performed by Christopher Cross | ||
Basic Instinct | 1992 | Jerry Goldsmith | USA | |||
Batman | 1989 | Danny Elfman | U.S. | |||
Batman Begins | 2005 | Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard | USA | |||
Bilitis | 1977 | Francis Lai | France | |||
Blade Runner | 1982 | Vangelis | Greece | Demis Roussos and Mary Hopkin, among others, participated to the OST | ||
Bless the Beasts and Children | 1971 | Barry De Vorzon and Perry Botkin, Jr. | USA | |||
Bonanza | 1959 | Jay Livingston and Ray Evans | U.S. | |||
Borsalino | 1970 | Claude Bolling | France | |||
Breaking Glass | 1980 | Hazel O'Connor | England | |||
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid | 1969 | Burt Bacharach | USA | B.J. Thomas sings "Rain drops keep falling on my head" | ||
Chariots of Fire | 1981 | Vangelis | Grece | |||
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory | 2005 | Danny Elfman | USA | |||
Charlie's Angels | 1976 | Jack Elliot and Allyn Ferguson | USA | |||
Coraline | 2009 | Bruno Coulais | France | |||
Corleone | 1978 | Ennio Morricone | Italy | |||
Cría Cuervos | 1976 | José Luis Perales | Spain | The song, performed by Jeannette, has become better known than the movie itself! | ||
Daylight | 1996 | Randy Edelman | U.S. | |||
Diên Biên Phu | 1992 | Georges Delerue | France | George Delerue himself perfoms piano |
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