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On Vous Embobine L'oreille ! On vous embobine l’oreille ! A l’occasion de la semaine du son 2017, l’Espace Image et son vous invite à tendre l’oreille sur la musique de film et fait un gros plan sur la collection de disques compacts « Ecoutez le cinéma ! ». Les films en DVD cités dans la collection sont également présentés « La musique est une forme de réécriture du film. C'est elle qui dicte au spectateur ce qu'il doit ressentir. » Quincy JONES « Pour moi, la musique de film, c'est comme une question de grammaire. Si l'on accepte de comparer un film à un roman, je mets de la musique sur mes images quand nous passons du présent à l'imparfait. » François TRUFFAUT « La bonne musique de film, c'est la bonne musique tout court, celle qui doit pouvoir s'écouter sans images. » Vladimir COSMA « La bonne musique de film doit autant servir le film que la musique » Michel LEGRAND « La musique est une valeur ajoutée » Michel CHION « Avec Philippe Sarde, le cinéma c’est de la musique. Et la musique, c’est du cinéma » Alain CORNEAU http://www.cinezik.org/ : Cinezik.fr est le premier magazine francophone en ligne de Musique de film, proposant la critique des films et de leur musique, des notes musicales sur les films, les parutions des BO, articles sur le domaine, interviews de compositeurs et réalisateurs évoquant le travail musical sur un film, infos, festivals, dossiers, forum de discussion... https://www.facebook.com/EcoutezLeCinema/ http://elizabeth.anscutter.net/ Quelques ouvrages sur la musique et le cinéma… Musique & cinéma : le mariage du siècle ? : exposition, Paris, Cité de la musique, 19 mars-18 août 2013 / sous la direction de N.T. Binh. - Actes Sud, 2013 : Cité de la musique, 2013. - LA section adulte 781.542 MUS Catalogue consacré à la musique de film. Les auteurs mettent en évidence les liens intimes et la réciprocité unissant le cinéma à l'art musical. L' audio-vision : son et image au cinéma / Michel Chion. - Armand Colin, 2005. – LA section adulte 791.43 CHI La musique de film : pour écouter le cinéma / Gilles Mouëllic. - Cahiers du cinéma, 2003. - (Les petits cahiers). - LA section adulte 781.542 MOU Le son au cinéma / Laurent Jullier. - Cahiers du cinéma, 2006. - (Les petits cahiers). - LA section adulte 791.43 JUL Le langage des images et des sons / Bruno Toussaint. - Dixit, 1999. – LA section adulte 791.43 TOU La musique dans les films d'Alfred Hitchcock / Jean-Pierre Eugène. - Dreamland, 2000.- LA section adulte 791.430 25 EUG Et la collection de disques compacts « Ecoutez le cinéma ! » du label Emarcy (Universal) riche de plus de 100 titres présentant Des chanteurs compositeurs de musique… Brel, Jacques et Rauber, François : chansons et musiques de films. - Universal, 2013 6.2 BRE 5 Dumont, Charles.- Trafic : b. o. du film de Jacques Tati.- Universal, 2002 6.1 TRA 1 Gainsbourg, Serge. – Le cinéma de Serge Gainsbourg. –Universal, 2015 6.2 GAI 2 Gainsbourg, Serge. – Le pacha : b.o. du film de Georges Lautner. Vidocq : b. o. de la série télévisée de Marcel Bluwal et Claude Loursais. – Universal, 2013 6.2 GAI 2 Des portraits musicaux de réalisateurs… Le cinéma de Michel Audiard : musiques de Jacques Loussier, Eddie Vartan, Georges van Parys, Stéphane Varègues. – Universal, 2003 6.2 AUD 3 Jean-Luc Godard : Histoire(s) de musique avec Martial Solal, de Michel Legrand, Georges Delerue, Paul Misraki, Antoine Duhamel, Gabriel Yared. – Universal, 2007 6.2 GOD 3 Jean-Pierre Melville : le cercle noir. – Universal, 2008 6.2 MEL 3 Alain Resnais : portrait musical.- Universal, 2008 6.2 RES 3 The cinema of Martin Scorsese. – Universal, 2015 6.2 SCO 3 Le monde musical de François Truffaut. – Universal, 2014 6.2 TRU 3 Des compositeurs de musiques de films…en CD et en DVD Bruno Coulais / Pascale Cuenot, réal. - Prelight Films, 2016 (cop.) - (DVD).- (Bandes originales) 6.2 COU 2 Gabriel Yared / Pascale Cuenot, réal. - Prelight Films, 2013 (cop.) - (DVD).- (Bandes originales) 6.2 YAR 2 Georges Delerue / Pascale Cuenot, réal. - Prelight Films, 2013 (cop.) - (DVD).- (Bandes originales 6.2 DEL 2 Lalo Schifrin / Pascale Cuenot, réal. - Prelight Films, 2016 (cop.) - (DVD).- (Bandes originales ) 6.2 SCH 2 Maurice Jarre / Pascale Cuenot, réal. - Prelight Films, 2013 (cop.) - (DVD).- (Bandes originales) 6.2 JAR 2 Barry, John Americans. –Universal, 2009 6.2 BAR 2 Colombier, Michel Une chambre en ville : b. o. du film de Jacques Demy. – Universal, 2013 6.1 CHA 1 Coulais, Bruno Voyage à travers le cinéma français : b. o. du film de Bertrand Tavernier 6.1 VOY 1 Delerue, Georges - Le cinéma de Philippe de Broca. – Universal, 2003 6.2 DEL 2 L’homme de Rio ; les tribulations d’un chinois en Chine. – Universal, 2006 6.2 DEL 2 Bandes originales des films d’Alain Corneau et d’Andrzej Zulawski. – Universal, 2004 6.2 DEL 2 Bandes originales des films d’Henri Verneuil. – Universal, 2013 6.2 DEL 2 Demarsan, Eric Musiques de films 1968-2003. –Universal, 2005 6.2 DEM 2 L’armée des ombres : b. o. du film de Jean-Pierre Melville. – Universal, 2000 6.1 ARM 1 Duhamel, Antoine Le cinéma d’Antoine Duhamel. – Universal, 2000 6.2 DUH 2 Goldsmith, Jerry Papillon : b. o. du film de Franklin J. Schaffner. – Universal, 2002 6.1 PAP 1 Jansen, Pierre Bandes originales des films de Claude Chabrol. – Universal, 2002 6.2 JAN 2 Jarre, Maurice Topaz : b. o. du film d’Alfred Hitchcock. – Universal, 2012 6.1 TOP 1 Jarre, Maurice Le cinéma de Maurice Jarre. – Universal, 2010 6.2 JAR 2 Legrand, Michel Le cinéma de M. Legrand. – Universal, 2005 6.2 LEG 2 Magne, Michel Tout le monde il est beau tout le monde il est gentil : b. o. du film de Jean Yanne. – Universal, 2006 6.1 TOU 1 Moi y en a vouloir des sous ; Les chinois à Paris : b. o. des films de Jean Yanne. – Universal, 2006 6.2 MAG 2 Mélodie en sous-sol ; Un singe en hiver : b. o. des films d’Henri Verneuil. – Universal, 2006 6.2 MAG 2 Fantômas ; Fantômas se déchaîne ; Fantomas contre Scotland Yard : b. o. des films d’André Hunebelle. – Universal, 2001 6.2 MAG 2 Le repos du guerrier ; Le rendez-vous manqué ; Le vice et la vertu ; La ronde ; Barbarella ; Don Juan 73 : b. o. des films de Roger Vadim. – Universal, 2007 6.2 MAG 2 Le monde expérimental de Michel Magne. – Universal, 2007 6.2 MAG 2 Petit, Jean-Claude L’essentiel de J. C. 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Allons z'enfants / Yves Boisset, réal. - Tamasa, 2014 - (DVD). Au nom de tous les miens / Robert Enrico, réal. - Studio Canal, 2006 - (DVD). Les aventures de Rabbi Jacob / Gérard Oury, réal., scénario, adapt., dial. - TF1 Vidéo, 2006 - (DVD). La baie des anges / Jacques Demy, réal. - Arte Vidéo, 2010 - (DVD). Barbarella / Roger Vadim, réal. - Paramount, 2012 - (DVD). Le belles de nuit / René Clair, réal. - Gaumont, 2010 - (DVD). Casino / Martin Scorsese, réal. - TF1 Vidéo, 1999 - (DVD). Ce sacré grand-père / Jacques Poitrenaud, réal. - M6 Vidéo, 2014 - (DVD). Le diable par la queue / Philippe de Broca, réal. - Studio Canal, 2011 - (DVD). Les ennemis / Edouard Molinaro, réal. - M6 Vidéo, 2009 (DVD) Les félins / René Clément, réal. – Europacorp.- (DVD) French cancan / Jean Renoir, réal. - Gaumont, 2010 - (DVD). Gangs of New York / Martin Scorsese, réal. - M6 Vidéo, 2003 - (DVD). Goha ; La poupée ; Dragées au poivre / Jacques Baratier, réal. - Les Films du Paradoxe, 2014 - (DVD). La grande vadrouille / Gérard Oury, réal. - Studio Canal, 2003 - (DVD). Lawrence d'Arabie / David Lean, réal.
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