Ennio Morricone - Film music

Experience the unforgettable music of Ennio Morricone, the legendary composer whose scores defined cinematic history! While inextricably linked to the groundbreaking films of Sergio Leone, Morricone’s genius extends far beyond the “spaghetti western,” captivating audiences with iconic soundtracks for Quentin Tarantino, Roland Joffé, and Giuseppe Tornatore. Join the Lyon National Orchestra for an immersive evening celebrating Morricone’s extraordinary career. From the poignant oboe theme of *Brother Gabriel* (from *Mission*) to the evocative vocalizations of *Deborah’s Song* (*Once Upon a Time in America*) and the haunting harmonica melodies of *Once Upon a Time in the West*, prepare to be transported. This concert showcases excerpts from his most beloved works, including *For a Few Dollars More*, *The Good, the Bad and the Ugly*, *Karol*, *The Man Who Became Pope*, and *A Pure Formality*. Discover the breadth of Morricone's artistry – from the sweeping landscapes of the American West to the intimate depths of Italian cinema – and understand why his music continues to resonate with audiences worldwide. A production of the European Film Philharmonic – EFPI, this is a truly unforgettable sonic journey into the heart of cinematic brilliance.