Morricone's "Arrangements" vinyl album is an enigma. None of the tracks were composed by him. I remember The Pink Panther theme, classic Italian 1950s or 60s songs but also standards: the film theme for a Charlie Chaplin movie (one Chaplin wrote himself) for instance, Greensleeves from the Elizabethan era, The Pink Panter theme, and a track in Mozart style. The LP I lost, but I found quite a few tracks back on the CD 'Ennio Morricone, La Grande Orchestra'. Both records are a wonderful showcase of the maestro's arranging brille. You'll find Alessandroni's I Cantore Moderrni, and Edda Dell'Orso featured too. Some tracks have a mid-seventies Moog synthesizer. But I never found out the recording dates. These studio recordings are of high quality! (so yes, mid seventies, I think)

Nothing can touch the original Elmer Bernstein score to this film. It leaves a lump in the throat every time I hear it. Mostly because it basically mimics my life..

. Splendid soundtrack .... wonderful music and excellent film ... thanks for sharing ... I wish you the best.

A lovely Italianate flavour by Signore Morricone. Prego.

That was a very lovely score.=)~

Could anybody write the ltalian lirycs and the traslation? This video is wonderfull.

A tad over the top..... :) Never knew there was a vocal ? Anyway, unique.

Très intéressant et je pense rare cet arrangement par Ennio Morricone de cette œuvre composée par Elmer Bernstein. Reste à savoir si il y en a eu d'autres ? Superbe !!

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of this version?