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Jan 22, 2018 - 3:53 AM
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kindacute
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English is not my mother tongue so please, bear with me if I make mistakes along the text.
Thanks to the PlantSounds giveaway I've known of this release, though rest assured, my comments are honest and I haven't been asked to review it.
It delighted me so much that I wanted to tell about it. Volume one it's a collection of the first seven films in three cds and, average, every movie has about thirty minutes of music spread along forty tracks. Not only the music has a wonderful charm, full of a wide arrange of emotions (actions, drama, silly endeavours...) in the context of a comedy, but the tracks, being brief as they are, are however full of melody and life. And the plethora of the theme variations are always varied and twisted enough to make them feel as catchy as welcome when they appear.
It gives a sense of that Bud Spencer and Terence Hill or Hong Kong's Lucky Stars kind of comedy that's warm and playful, but what hit the spot was how it has kept me amazed at how Fabricius-Bjerre builds wonderful pieces within only fractions of a minute. So much has been lost in film music terms today (droning, atmospheric notes that go nowhere...) that it has become a little gem in my collection and, hopefully, I will buy the second volume sooner that later.
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