The Soloist Dario Marianelli

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  • Release Date: 04/21/2009
  • Sales Rank: 25,023
  • Label: DECCA
  • UPC: 602517892828

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The Soloist

1LISTENPershing Square 0:48
2LISTENCrazy About Beethoven 2:01
3LISTENPaper Maché World 1:33
4LISTENA City Symphony 3:41
5LISTENThis Is My Apartment 1:54
6LISTENThere Is No Escape 1:36
7LISTENFalling Apart 1:10
8LISTENFour Billion Years 2:53
9LISTENNathaniel Breaks Down 5:31
10LISTENAccordion Interlude 2:07
11LISTENThe Lord's Prayer 3:12
12LISTENThe Voices Within 2:09
13LISTENSister 5:34
14LISTENCello Lesson 2:27
15LISTENMr. Ayers and Mr. Lopez 11:10

Editorial Reviews

Composer Dario Marianelli (Atonement, V for Vendetta, Pride & Prejudice) was given no small task in scoring director Joe Wright's the Soloist, as its central figure is a homeless, mentally ill cellist obsessed with Beethoven. Utilizing the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra and its assistant principal cellist, Ben Hong, Marianelli has crafted both an homage to Beethoven and a crash course in the composer's late romantic period by infusing his own work with excerpts from famous pieces like symphonies "No. 3" and "No. 9." The resulting music is both familiar and otherworldly, with motifs from long-loved sonatas and concertos rising up and out of street noise and dissonance like spirits in the material world. Reverend Lee Power, All Music Guide

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July 11, 2009: The music wasn't as appealing to listen to on the CD as it had been in the movie. Although I enjoyed the music it doesn't have the flow I had expected. Wouldn't be a soundtrack to have without seeing the movie first.