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Donne Di Mafia (Original Soundtrack)

by Gazzara

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1.
Tema Teresa (cornet version) 01:11
2.
Donne Di Mafia 03:12
3.
Balletto Spietato 01:20
4.
Tema Teresa 02:06
5.
Martirio Tribale 02:33
6.
Pericolo Di Amare 01:22
7.
Strade Di Palermo 01:55
8.
La Speranza 02:01
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Voce Nel Silenzio 02:18
10.
Rievocazione 01:32
11.
Onore E Vendetta 01:22
12.
Sicari 02:40
13.
Strappi 00:53
14.
Amore E Morte 02:34
15.
Tensione Agguato 02:05
16.
Porta Nuova 02:23
17.
Martirio Tribale (vers. 2) 02:48
18.
Pericolo Di Amare (piano version) 01:35
19.
Balletto Spietato (vers. 2) 01:34
20.
Strade Di Palermo (vers. 2) 01:40
21.
La Speranza (vocal version) 01:09
22.
Donne Di Mafia (long edit) 03:14
23.
Tema Teresa (quena version) 01:13
24.
Pericolo Di Amare (long edit) 03:08
25.
Martirio Tribale (short edit) 00:33
26.
Tema Teresa (long edit) 03:15
27.
Pericolo Di Amare (short edit) 00:35
28.
Rievocazione (vers. 2) 00:51
29.
Tema Teresa (vocal version) 01:18
30.
Voce Nel Silenzio (vers. 2) 02:43
31.
Tema Teresa (piano version) 00:57

about

"Donne Di Mafia"("The Mafia Women", 2001) is an Italian TV movie directed by the late Giuseppe Ferrara, famous for his successful films about the mafia as "One Hundred Days In Palermo" and "Giovanni Falcone". Filmed in different locations as Lecce, Palermo and Caracas, the movie was based on Liliana Madeo's book by the same name, where the mafia is seen through the eyes of women - wives, partners but also mafia bosses themselves - alternating moments of pathos and action as in the best Giuseppe Ferrara films of the '80's. Two women involved in the mafia, as Teresa Uncini (Tosca D'Aquino) and Cosima Sorrentini (Mietta), find the courage and determination to end their passive roles at whatever cost, with the help of a brave woman judge, Giulia Marotta (Barbara D'Urso).
Francesco Gazzara's soundtrack makes an extensive use of tensions and musical thrilling solutions but also communicate the protagonists individual burden with intimate and warm melodies. The score opens with a typical cornet and strings mafia theme in the style of Morricone and Rota, then follows an original path through tribal rhythms, crescendos and touching female vocalising improvisations. This remastered soundtrack updates the original 11-tracks CD from 2001 with 20 more outtakes, alternate versions and unreleased compositions.

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released December 28, 2020

Music composed, arranged and produced by Francesco Gazzara.
Francesco Gazzara: piano, hammond, rhodes, synthesizers, melodica, nylon guitar, programming.
Giovanni Di Cosimo: cornet, flugelhorn.
Yasemin Sannino, Wendy Lewis: vocals
The Stresa Quartet: strings
All titles published by Rai Com S.P.A. (ex Rai Trade) except (13) "Strappi", (14) "Amore E Morte", (15) "Tensione Agguato" and (16) "Porta Nuova" (Copyright Control).

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Francesco Gazzara is a film and TV composer since the late 90’s. He has composed soundtracks for well known Italian movie directors as Giuseppe Ferrara, Francesca Muci, Cristina Comencini and scored many RAI Cinema documentary TV productions. Has also composed jingles for Jeep, Sky, Di Saronno, MTV. Some of his compositions have been extensively used in HBO‘s TV successful series Sex And The City. ... more

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