Film Music Site - 5 % de risque / Demain les m�mes Soundtrack (�ric Demarsan)

#	Track	Duration
	5% de risque (1976)
1.	G�n�rique d�but	2:09
2.	La trace (1re partie)	1:51
3.	La trace (2e partie)	1:25
4.	David et Laure	2:55
5.	Asphalte	2:14
6.	Rep�rage	1:22
7.	Th�me slow	3:06
8.	Dernier parcours	1:20
9.	Cr�matorium	2:14
10.	Asphalte	2:13
11.	Radio	3:13
12.	Chronom�trages	1:41
13.	Dernier parcours (version alternative)	1:40
14.	L'engrenage	1:38
15.	D�jeuner	3:25
16.	Le chasseur	2:15
17.	V�lizy	2:31
18.	Chronom�trages (version alternative)	1:44
19.	Jour de col�re	2:24
20.	G�n�rique de fin	2:56

	Demain les m�mes (1980)
21.	Ouverture (Fin du monde)	3:24
22.	Th�me de Philippe	4:05
23.	Les tueurs	1:39
24.	Rencontre avec les m�mes	2:40
25.	Nouvelle vie	4:09
26.	Solitude	1:32
27.	Philippe et les m�mes	2:53
28.	Jeux d�enfants	2:39
29.	Demain les m�mes	2:50
		70:07

Demain les m�mes (Tomorrow's Children, 1976) and 5% de risque (1980)

Added on Thursday, June 04, 2020

In collaboration with Universal Publishing Production Music and �ric Demarsan,, Music Box Records presents the premiere CD release of the original soundtracks of Jean Pourtal�s only two feature films composed by �ric Demarsan (Army of Shadows, Attention, the Kids Are Watching): Demain les m�mes (Tomorrow's Children, 1976) and 5% de risque (1980).

For Demain les m�mes, �ric Demarsan uses synthesizers and electronic effects which are perfectly suited to the post-apocalyptic atmosphere of the film. Two themes dominate the score: Philippe�s theme and the kids� theme. The first one (Th�me de Philippe) is played on the piano with reverb effects. Doubled with strings (Demain les m�mes) and completed with the intervention of a harmonica, this piece gives a certain Western-like quality to some of the scenes. With very few dialogues, the film leaves a lot of room for the music to express iself.

For 5% de risque, the score is based on two themes. The first one, which can be heard as early as the opening credits (G�n�rique d�but), is built on five notes inscribed in a bitonality that creates a climate of strangeness and unease. The tracks La trace and Le chasseur develop the second motif, characterized by chords suites favouring unpredictability in the harmonic progression.

The two scores have been fully mastered and expanded from the scoring session elements. The package includes an 8-page booklet featuring exclusive liner notes by writer Sylvain Pfeffer and new comments by �ric Demarsan on his collaboration with Jean Pourtal�. Limited edition of 300 units.

World Premiere CD Release.
Remastered and expanded edition.
8-page CD booklet with French and English liner notes by Sylvain Pfeffer.
Reference: MBR-178

More info at: Official website Music Box Records