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Ferrari Events 27058 Voghera (PV) Italy Tel. +39 0383-19.12.511 – Cell +39 339-37.99.777 [email protected] www.ferrarieventi.it Tribute to ENNIO MORRICONE The composer of most legendary soundtracks 2007 2016 Academy Award Career Academy Award The soloists of Rondò Veneziano A concert made of music, images and stories. After Master Morricone has received the Academy Award, the Golden Globe, the Critic's choice Award and a Star on the Walk of Fame, here is a concert in which you will find the most famous compositions of the international story of cinematography written by this important musician. The most famous soundtracks. Ensemble “Le Muse” The Ensemble Orchestra 7 elements 11 elements 17 elements 2 violins 2 violins 4 first violins 1 viola 1 viola 3 second violins 1 cello 1 cello 2 violas 1 oboe 1 double bass 1 cello 1 piano/conductor 1 flute 1 double bass 1 vocalist 1 oboe 1 flute 1 horn 1 oboe 1 percussion 1 horn 1 piano/conductor 1 percussion 1 vocalist 1 piano /conductor 1 vocalist Conductor Andrea Albertini Repertoire For a few dollars more (1964 – directed by Sergio Leone) Credits The good, the bad and the ugly (1966 – directed by Sergio Leone) The Bad’s theme Once upon a time in the West (1968 – directed by Sergio Leone) Your Love Indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto ( 1970 – Elio Petri) Theme A fistful of dynamite (1971 – directed by Sergio Leone) Theme Sacco & Vanzetti (1971 – directed by Giuliano Montaldo) Here’s to you Once upon a time in America (1984 – directed by Sergio Leone) Theme I knew I loved you Mission (1986 – directed by Roland Joffè) The fall Gabriel’s Oboe Cinema Paradiso (1989 – directed by Giuseppe Tornatore) Theme Se….. The legend of 1900 (1998 – directed by Giuseppe Tornatore) Playing Love Malena (2000 – directed by Giuseppe Tornatore) End credits The Hateful Eight (2015 – directed by Quentin Tarantino) Theme Management Ferrari Events Voghera (PV) – Italy Tel. +39 0383-19.12.511 – Cell +39 339-37.99.777 [email protected] www.ferrarieventi.it .

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