The Most Beautiful Soundtracks of all time- Here are the 35 most exciting soundtracks of all time. Music that accompanies images that made us daydream. The most beautiful soundtracks ever that we propose in chronological order.
Dance of water
Before starting the list of the most beautiful soundtracks we propose this exciting music video where images and piano are romantically intertwined.
The soundtracks of the films
They are musical works composed to accompany and improve the film experience. They are essential to create atmosphere, arouse emotions and emphasize the crucial moments of a story. More than just accompaniments, soundtracks are often an integral part of a film’s identity.
Technically speaking, composers use a variety of tools and styles to fit the needs of the film. John Williams, famous for his epic compositions such as those for “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones,” often employs symphonic orchestras to create a majestic and compelling sound. Instead, Hans Zimmer, known for his work on “Inception” and “The Dark Knight,” experimented with electronic instruments to achieve modern and intense atmospheres.
Curiosities and anecdotes
… abound in the world of soundtracks. One example is “Jaws” (1975), also composed by John Williams. The shark theme, known for its simple but effective sequence of notes, has become an icon of terror. Steven Spielberg attributed part of the film’s success to its soundtrack, demonstrating the power of music in creating suspense.
In the case of “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly” (1966), Ennio Morricone used unusual instruments such as the whistle and the human choir to create a unique atmosphere in his spaghetti westerns. Morricone has often collaborated with Italian director Sergio Leone, helping to redefine the genre with his unforgettable compositions.
Some films become memorable thanks to their soundtracks. For example, “Trainspotting” (1996) presents an eclectic selection of songs that perfectly reflect the spirit of youth culture of the 90s. The music of films like “Guardians of the Galaxy” (2014) has become so iconic that it has been integrated into the plot itself, with the character of Star-Lord listening to analog mixtape.
In summary, soundtracks represent a form of art in their own right, combining musical and cinematic creativity to create an unforgettable multisensory experience.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SOUNDTRACKS
(1)
Gone with the wind
1939 film directed by Victor Fleming – Music by Max Steiner
(2)
The magnificent seven
1960 film directed by John Sturges – Music by Elmer Bernstein
(3)
Psycho
1960 film directed by Alfred Hitchcock – Music by Bernard Herrmann
(4)
Breakfast at Tiffany’s
1961 film directed by Blake Edwards – Music by Henry Mancini
(5)
The Pink Panther
1963 film directed by Blake Edwards – Music by Henry Mancini
(6)
Agente 007 Missione Goldfinger
1964 film directed by Guy Hamilton – Music by John Berry
(7)
Doctor Zhivago
1965 film directed by David Lean – Music by Maurice Jarre
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London in Green
Here is an extraordinary sequence of breathtaking images accompanied by romantic piano music.
(8)
Once upon a time in the west
1968 film directed by Sergio Leone – Music by Ennio Morricone
(9)
Anonimo veneziano
1970 film directed by Enrico Maria Salerno – Music by Stelvio Cipriani
(10)
Love story
1970 film directed by Arthur Hiller – Music by Francis Lai
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Parliamo di noi (Let’s talk about us)
Here is an extraordinary selection of works of art on the theme of the kiss accompanied by a romantic piano music.
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Back to the Roots & Spring Snow
We complete this page dedicated to soundtracks by presenting a young pianist with exceptional talent in two videos.
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