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Cliff Eidelman, Unione Musicisti Di Roma
Triumph Of The Spirit (1989 Film)
Genre: Soundtracks

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Main Title
2. Love In Wedlock
3. Dark Tunnel To Auschwitz
4. There Was A Time
5. Answer Us
6. Mi Dyo Mi
7. Avram Refuses To Work
8. Longing For Home
9. A Hard Felt Rest
10. Hell Realization
11. Elena's False Dreams
12. There Was A Memory
13. Begging For Bread
14. The Mourning
15. The Slaughter
16. It Was A Month Before We Left
17. Hunger
18. Mercy On To Us
19. Salamo Desperately Finds Allegra
20. Allegra's Punishment
21. A New Assignment
22. Death March
23. Epilogue/End Credits

CD Details

All Artists: Cliff Eidelman, Unione Musicisti Di Roma
Title: Triumph Of The Spirit (1989 Film)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Varese Sarabande
Release Date: 12/10/1997
Album Type: Soundtrack
Genre: Soundtracks
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 030206525427, 030206525441, 4005939525422

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CD Reviews

Cliff Eidelman's "Triumph"!

John Dziadecki | Louisville, CO USA | 11/07/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"At once soaring, introspective, powerful, brooding -- hauntingly and achingly beautiful -- Cliff Eidelman's score is -- well -- a triumph! I've never seen the film for which this was written but the music is a contemporary masterwork, written for orchestra and choir, that deserves to join the concert repertoire.I was puzzled by the language sung by the choir. Then I found that in 1995, Eidelman wrote to Filmus-L in response to a query: "Rabbi Bernard Savitz wrote poems based on what I thought the the scenes emotional needs were. Then he translated the text into Ladino, which is a mix of Hebrew and Spanish. The Greek Jews in Spain and Eastern Europe spoke it at the time of the second World War. Now no one speaks Ladino anymore. I then put the text to my music. Of all my film scores, this one is my personal favorite and I am thrilled that this work which was released on Varese in 1989 has reached some people. This work will be re-released in the future."Eidelman's other scores include "Christopher Columbus: The Discovery" and "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country"."