Beautifully and vividly ... Dario Marianelli!

Charlotte Bronte's novel Jane Eyre, about the story of a governess who falls in love with her employer. However, time and again have to fight for their freedom and self-determination, is not only a timeless classic of world literature, but also a beautiful love story. No wonder then that this action was so often filmed, and not just among diehard fans Period has its lovers.
When I read, who was responsible for the musical accompaniment of the remake, I was even more excited about this particular score. Because none other than Dario Marianelli, whose best-known works V for Vendetta, Atonement OST or Pride & Prejudice - include Pride & Prejudice, was allowed to take this thread.

So I convinced the Italian composer and Oscar winner with his latest work. For the wonderful compositions for Jane Eyre go I simply no longer out of your ears and bring me again goosebumps moments. But what especially is also due to the passionate, emotional game of the violinist Jack Liebeck. Whose virtuosity is the real soul of the whole soundtrack and hear when I had indeed feel his violin embodies Jane. Dario Marianelli calls it "His passionate, whole harted, generouse playing Became The Inner Voice of Jane's true self." In his foreword in the booklet And he has so right! Better can not express to it.
But the pianist John Alley I do not want to leave unmentioned, he is responsible for the delicate piano solos for example in "A Game of Badminton," "Live on the Moors" or "The Wedding Dress". Likewise, the British soprano Melanie Pappenheim, who has accompanied her ethereal voice "Wandering Jane" and other titles.

The 19 tracks are all created differently, sometimes shorter, sometimes longer, and in a season of 44 minutes, I wished that the title would have been much longer in order to listen to the wonderful melodies still further. The emotive violin game runs like a red thread through the whole score. Of this for me "Wandering Jane", "End of Childhood", "The Wedding Dress" with bells in the background, "The Call Within" and "My Edward and I" on the most memorable for me. Where there is not a single song that I do not like. Everyone has his own way its own individual charm.

The booklet provides with some beautiful images, a sneak peek at the upcoming movie. There is also a foreword by the composer.

Conclusion:
Although I have not yet seen the movie, I'm looking forward even more to Jane and her Mr. Rochester. I am sure that will continue to support the film's plot perfectly the wonderful, memorable melodies of Dario Marianelli. The strength in his film scores is nähmlich is to enchant the audience and made him an audience. Anyway, it is with me often like that. With his latest work, the composer has again awarded a film its distinctive touch. I am sure after watching a movie, it is determined again give a few more fans of him, because his music is pure listening pleasure.