[Compositeur] Luis Bacalov

[Rex Lee]

Luis Enríquez Bacalov est né le 30 mars 1933 à San Martín (Argentine).

On lui doit les B.O. suivantes:


Django
Sugar Colt
El Chuncho
Trois salopards, une poignée d'or
Gringo joue et gagne
Les pistoleros de l'Ouest
Texas
I Quattro del pater noster
Chapagua
On m'appelle King
Cinq pour l'or de Los Quadros
Le grand duel
Les colts au soleil



Certains de ses thèmes musicaux ont été utilisés par Tarantino: Le grand duel pour Kill Bill, Django et On m'appelle King pour Django unchained.

[Sancho Perez]

Merci pour le coup de main Rex

Deux ajouts:
Amigo!... Mon colt a deux mots à te dire
Partirono preti, tornarono... curati

[Sancho Perez]

Luis Bacalov est décédé aujourd'hui à Rome. Il avait 84 ans.

http://www.lastampa.it/2017/11/15/spettacoli/musica/addio-al-compositore-luis-bacalov-premio-oscar-per-il-postino-p2AGCf2MOZMfgsYFnd8bsO/pagina.html

[Trinita]

Triste nouvelle.
Un grand compositeur qui nous quitte.

[Tom Betts]

FILM MUSIC NEWS
November 15, 2017

Luis Bacalov (1933 – 2017)

Luis Bacalov passed away on November 15, 2017 at age 84 in Rome. The composer is best known for his score for the Italian drama Il Postino, for which he received the Academy Award in the Best Original Score category in 1996. He was also Oscar-nominated in 1967 for his work on Pasolini’s The Gospel According to St. Matthew. His other credits include numerous westerns such as Django, A Bullet for the General and The Grand Duel. Other notable movies he worked on include B. Monkey, The Love Letter, Robert Duvall’s Assassination Tango, Woman on Top and Polish Wedding. The composer’s music was also used in Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained and Kill Bill. His most recent film scoring credit was the 2014 romantic comedy drama Elsa & Fred starring Shirley MacLaine & Christopher Plummer.

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