Morricone - masters of film music

Ennio Morricone can be counted among the first to Rige film composers, no doubt - be it "Game me the song of Death", "Once Upon a Time in America" ​​or "The Untouchables", just to know some.
The art of film music is to weave the story narrated by means of moving pictures a "carpet". Morricone is now active as a composer for over forty years, has more than a hundred films missed its musical note. Many of these compositions have long since achieved cult status, lined up under also timeless classics such as "Lawrence of Arabia" by Maurice Jarre or "Vertigo" by Bernard Herrmann
Again and again, delighted the Italian composer with catchy melodies, skilful Arragements and skillful compression of the image through the sound. For example, in the play "The Good, The Bad And The Ugly" where Morricone was inspired by howling coyotes, and that sound musically stalked to so musically to create the vastness of American Vest (r) ns. The fascinating, however, is that his works "work" even without movie. Also this compilation illustrates this fact: A striking combination Morricone's' best-known pieces, performed personally conducted by Master.
Too bad, because that really hurts that the cover artwork and layout of booklets have become absolutely unloving and therefore come in a cheap appearance. It has also been receiving any special mastering subjected (eg 24 bits, HDCD, etc.), as is the case in other productions ... which has no relationship to the musical quality, only compensated the moderate price since.