Film Music Site (Polski) - Pascal Gaigne Retrospective Film Music Ścieżka dźwiękowa (Pascal Gaigne)

#	Tor	Czas
1.	Le Cou De La Girafe	3:03
2.	Azul Oscuro Casi Negro	4:49
3.	El Otro Barrio	2:52
4.	Sola en la ciudad (Piedras)	4:45
5.	Gordos	3:29
6.	Transformaci�n De La Ciudad (Verbo)	3:01
7.	Pero Que Pas�? (80 Egunean)	1:59
8.	Castillos De Cart�n	4:26
9.	Chaika	1:17
10.	Katmand�. Un espejo en el cielo	7:15
11.	Entrevistas (Azul Oscuro Casi Negro)	2:43
12.	El mundo seg�n Anita (Piedras)	4:14
13.	Silencio Roto	4:55
14.	Querida Bamako	1:32
15.	Sue�o Del Pintor (El sol del membrillo)	3:25
16.	7 mesas de billar franc�s	2:24
17.	Esperanza (Querida Bamako)	1:13
18.	Matka Edeniin	4:20
19.	Omerta	2:19
20.	Un Puente De Hojas (80 Egunean)	2:47
21.	Vals De Infar(c)To (Infarto con rotura de coraz�n)	2:58
22.	Flores de otro mundo	2:42
23.	Mensaka. P�ginas de una historia	3:39
24.	L�enfant Debout	3:39
		79:46

Katmand�, un espejo en el cielo (2011)

Verbo (2011)

Silencio roto (2001)

Siete mesas de billar franc�s (2007)

Querida Bamako (2007)

Piedras (2002)

Mensaka (1998)

Matka Edeniin (2011)

Lepokoa (2003)

Le cou de la girafe (2004)

80 egunean (2010)

Infarto con rotura de coraz�n (2011)

Gordos (2009)

Flores de otro mundo (1999)

El sol del membrillo (1992)

El otro barrio (2000)

Chaika (2012)

Castillos de cart�n (2009)

Azuloscurocasinegro (2006)

This compilation celebrates 20 years in film music of Pascal Gaigne, one of the most essential and respected composers in the Spanish cinema, whose career is a constant work-in-progress.

Pascal Gaigne, born in France in 1958 and installed in Spain since 1985, has made serious efforts in the fields of contemporary music, world music and ballet, winning several awards around the world. Although started working in films by casuality, his sensorial sounds and unforgettables melodies (with a full emotional and inimitable style) beginning to be required by some of the most interesting new directors in Spanish cinema (V�ctor Erice, Ic�ar Boll�in, Salvador Garc�a Ru�z, Daniel S�nchez Ar�valo, Montxo Armend�riz), and foreigner directors from other countries like France (Le cou de la girafe), Finland (Matka Edeniin) or Cuba (Omerta).

This album is a deserved tribute. In addition to his most popular works (Gordos, Azul oscuro casi negro, El sol del membrillo), you can find some rares, unreleased and har-to-find themes, all of them from its original versions.

Bonne �coute!