Original film scores.

By: Hideous Bitch Princess

This list is comprised of a wide, eclectic variety of wonderful sounds which were created specifically for celebrated motion pictures, many of which are commonly overlooked by critics / audiences. There are numerous styles included such as traditional orchestral / symphonic composition, avant-garde tinged structured improvisation, smooth jazz, electronic ambient, as well as a diverse selection of international music. The films also vary in classification, ranging from commercial successes to off the beaten path art house cinema, all whose atmosphere was greatly contributed to by these scores. I hope you find something to enjoy that you were previously unfamiliar with! – Roger

Film – Composer (in alphabetical order)
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Aguirre – Popul Vuh
A Man and a Woman – Francis Lai
Amarcord – Nino Rota
Antonia’s Line – Ilona Sekacz
Baraka – Michael Stearus
The Banquet – Charles Wildman
The Bee Keeper – Eleni Karaindrou
Black Orpheus – Antonio Carlos Jobim
Brokeback Mountain – Gustavo Santaolalla
Das Boot – Klaus Doldinger
Day for Night – Georges Delerue
Days of Heaven – Ennio Moricone
Elevator to the Gallows – Miles Davis
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind – Jon Brion
Fitzcarraldo – Popul Vuh
For All Mankind – Brian Eno
Gandhi – Ravi Shankar
Il Postino – Luis Enrique Bacalov
Jean de Florette – Giuseppe Verdi
Jules et Jim – Georges Delerue
Koyaanisqatsi – Phillip Glass
La Dolce Vita – Nino Rota
Last Tango in Paris – Gato Barbieri
Le Grande Bleu – Eric Serra
The Leopard – Nino Rota
Lost In Translation – Kevin Shields
Mon Oncle – Franck Barcellini, Alain Romans
Nosferatu – Pupul Vuh
Pather Panchali – Ravi Shankar
Providence – Miklos Rosza
Requiem for a Dream – Clint Mansell
Salo, or the 120 Days of Sodom – Ennio Morricone
Suspiria – Goblin
Symbiopsychotaxiplasm – Miles Davis
The Thin Red Line – Hanz Zimmer
Tin Drum – Maurice Jarre
The Unvanquished – Ravi Shankar
The World of Apu – Ravi Shankar
Z – Mikis Theodorakis