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Name: Marie Antoinette
Release year: 2006
Released on: 10/Oct/2006
Label: Verve Forecast
Number of CDs: 1
Total tracks: 26
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Movie soundtrack details
- Siouxsie & The Banshees - Hong Kong Garden
- Bow Wow Wow - Aphrodisiac
- The Strokes - What Ever Happened
- The Radio Dept. - Pulling Our Weight
- New Order - Ceremony
- Gang Of Four - Natural's Not In It
- Bow Wow Wow - I Want Candy (Kevin Shields Remix)
- Adam & The Ants - Kings Of The Wild Frontier
- Antonio Vivaldi / Reitzell - Concerto in G
- Windsor For The Derby - The Melody Of A Fallen Tree
- The Radio Dept - I Don't Like It Like This
- The Cure - Plainsong
- Reitzell / Beggs - Intro Versailles
- Aphex Twin - Jynweythek Ylow
- Dustin O'Halloran - Opus 17
- Air - Il Secondo Giorno (Instrumental)
- The Radio Dept. - Keen On Boys
- Dustin O'Halloran - Opus 23
- Francois Couperin / Reitzell - Les Baricades Misterieuses
- Bow Wow Wow - Fools Rush In (Kevin Shields Remix)
- Aphex Twin - Avril 14th
- Domenico Scarlatti / Reitzell - K. 213
- Squarepusher - Tommib Help Buss
- Jean Philippe Rameau /W. Christie - Tristes Apprets..
- Dustin O'Halloran - Opus 36
- The Cure - All Cat's Are Grey
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Author: Moiseeva Elena Email: Lilly [28/Oct/2006]
Sofia Coppola seems to be not just his dad’s daughter. With her third film - so unique and revolutionary, cowering over most directors today. A modern interpretation of the life of France's legendary teenage queen Marie Antoinette based on the book Marie Antoinette: The Journey by Antonia Fraser seems to become another Oscar-winning film –at least for best make up, decorations or music
The movie soundtrack consists of two disks, full of both classical and modern music. Like other soundtrack from her previous movie
”Lost in translation” this one proves to be no less dream-like. The first disc full of songs of 80-s with much fun in them like in the very first
"Hong Kong Garden" by Siouxsie & The Banshees. Many songs have a very specific sound – as if you are on the second floor of a large mansion, listening to the music, coming from the big hall if the first floor. The Strokes with their
"What Ever Happened" and
"Ceremony" by New Order add a fine brit poppish mood to the film, emphasizing its modern interpretation
Classical music goes together with bands from 80-s and brit pop guys, and Sofia Coppola picked up the pieces definitely worth listening like
"Concerto in G” by Antonio Vivaldi, or
"Les Baricades Misterieuses" by Francois Couperin. The most surprising thing for me was an instrumental melody by Air with Italian name
"Il Secondo Giorno. Did they write the music specially for the movie? The song
"Keen On Boys" by The Radio Dept is probably my favorite – at the very end of the second disc – a mix of the Air mild and dreamy sound, The Cure-like voice with the name, explaining the behavior of the teenage queen
