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Delerue's fantastic. What a voyage of discovery to go on! I've reviewed some of his scores at my website (http://www.movie-wave.net, then go to "Reviews by composer" and scroll to Delerue), though am certainly not as knowledgeable about him as the other members you mentioned.
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If you don't have "Rich in Love", get it. Short, but sweet, especially that beautiful woodwinds and strings opening.
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Piggy-backing ion Morricone's post, I draw your attention to the Nonesuch CD, one of four -- the others being Takemitsu, North and Rosenman -- re-rrecordings devoted to film composers, the beginning of a great series which, alas, never went any further. The Delerue album focused exclusively on his Truffaut scores and is a wonderful collection.
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Piggy-backing ion Morricone's post, I draw your attention to the Nonesuch CD, one of four -- the others being Takemitsu, North and Rosenman -- re-rrecordings devoted to film composers, the beginning of a great series which, alas, never went any further. The Delerue album focused exclusively on his Truffaut scores and is a wonderful collection. It's a wonderful introduction to the Truffaut work, just as the London Sessions albums are a wonderful introduction to (largely) his American work.
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Another re-recording recommendation -- Delerue conducted not one but three anthologies of suites for Varese Sarabande. All three volumes are well worth seeking out -- and will give you an excellent overview of his output, perhaps guiding you to scores you'll wish to explore further in their complete versions.
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Dear Kev -- Please, be realistic. If I were to actually read other people's posts, how do you expect me to have time left with which to pontificate? P.
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