La Classe Operaia Va In Paradiso
Quartet Records, in collaboration with GDM and Universal Music Publishing Italia, presents a remastered reissue of theultimate edition of Ennio Morriconeâs score for Elio Petriâs 1971 social drama LA CLASSE OPERAIA VA IN PARADISO (akaTHE WORKING CLASS GOES TO HEAVEN), a robust social drama about a conscientious factory worker who becomesa political activist after accidentally cutting off his finger while working on a machine. Starring Gian Maria VolontĂ©, the filmwon the Palme dâOr at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival, with a special mention for VolontĂ© as Best Actor.As he had done for other filmmakers, Morricone created a particular sound for Petriâs social cinema, based on grotesqueforms and adding profane elements to the music itself. In LA CLASSE OPERAIA VA IN PARADISO, Morricone composedone of his most famous main themes: a grotesque, cartoonish march that defines the alienated work of a factory, to whichhe added sound effects, electric guitars, violin, piano and the noises of machines and drills.Released on a limited promotional LP in Italy in 1971 and reissued in France in 1982, the soundtrack was later releasedon CD by RCA in the 1990s, and an expanded edition containing virtually the entire score recorded by Morricone wasreleased by GDM in 2009. This is a reissue of that, but freshly remastered by Chris Malone from the original master tapesand supervised by Claudio Fuiano. The package includes, for the first time, the original cover art of the coveted promotionalvinyl and an essay by Miguel Ăngel Ordóñez discussing the film and the score.
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$12.00La Classe Operaia Va In Paradiso
Quartet Records, in collaboration with GDM and Universal Music Publishing Italia, presents a remastered reissue of theultimate edition of Ennio Morriconeâs score for Elio Petriâs 1971 social drama LA CLASSE OPERAIA VA IN PARADISO (akaTHE WORKING CLASS GOES TO HEAVEN), a robust social drama about a conscientious factory worker who becomesa political activist after accidentally cutting off his finger while working on a machine. Starring Gian Maria VolontĂ©, the filmwon the Palme dâOr at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival, with a special mention for VolontĂ© as Best Actor.As he had done for other filmmakers, Morricone created a particular sound for Petriâs social cinema, based on grotesqueforms and adding profane elements to the music itself. In LA CLASSE OPERAIA VA IN PARADISO, Morricone composedone of his most famous main themes: a grotesque, cartoonish march that defines the alienated work of a factory, to whichhe added sound effects, electric guitars, violin, piano and the noises of machines and drills.Released on a limited promotional LP in Italy in 1971 and reissued in France in 1982, the soundtrack was later releasedon CD by RCA in the 1990s, and an expanded edition containing virtually the entire score recorded by Morricone wasreleased by GDM in 2009. This is a reissue of that, but freshly remastered by Chris Malone from the original master tapesand supervised by Claudio Fuiano. The package includes, for the first time, the original cover art of the coveted promotionalvinyl and an essay by Miguel Ăngel Ordóñez discussing the film and the score.
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Quartet Records, in collaboration with GDM and Universal Music Publishing Italia, presents a remastered reissue of theultimate edition of Ennio Morriconeâs score for Elio Petriâs 1971 social drama LA CLASSE OPERAIA VA IN PARADISO (akaTHE WORKING CLASS GOES TO HEAVEN), a robust social drama about a conscientious factory worker who becomesa political activist after accidentally cutting off his finger while working on a machine. Starring Gian Maria VolontĂ©, the filmwon the Palme dâOr at the 1972 Cannes Film Festival, with a special mention for VolontĂ© as Best Actor.As he had done for other filmmakers, Morricone created a particular sound for Petriâs social cinema, based on grotesqueforms and adding profane elements to the music itself. In LA CLASSE OPERAIA VA IN PARADISO, Morricone composedone of his most famous main themes: a grotesque, cartoonish march that defines the alienated work of a factory, to whichhe added sound effects, electric guitars, violin, piano and the noises of machines and drills.Released on a limited promotional LP in Italy in 1971 and reissued in France in 1982, the soundtrack was later releasedon CD by RCA in the 1990s, and an expanded edition containing virtually the entire score recorded by Morricone wasreleased by GDM in 2009. This is a reissue of that, but freshly remastered by Chris Malone from the original master tapesand supervised by Claudio Fuiano. The package includes, for the first time, the original cover art of the coveted promotionalvinyl and an essay by Miguel Ăngel Ordóñez discussing the film and the score.
