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电影导演
Director
Sergio
Leone |
电影配乐
OST Ennio
Morricone |
电影别名
Alias
Il
buono, il brutto, il cattivo. Italy (original title)
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Australia (imdb display
title) / International (English title) / UK / USA
El bueno, el malo y el feo Argentina / Mexico / Venezuela
Le bon, la brute et le truand Belgium (French title)
/ Canada (French title) / France
Den gode, den onde og den grusomme Denmark / Norway
Zwei glorreiche Halunken Austria / West Germany
Oioioèé, ioioié, ceié Russia (imdb display title)
A jó, a rossz és a csúf Hungary (imdb display title)
Bunul, raul si uratul Romania
De goede, de harde, de vagebond Belgium (Flemish title)
Den gode den onde den fule Sweden (alternative spelling)
Den gode, den onde och den fule Finland (Swedish title)
Den gode, den onde, den fule Sweden
Den gode, den vonde og den hjartelause Norway (TV
title)
Dobar, los, zao Yugoslavia (Serbian title)
Dober, grd, hudoben Slovenia (imdb display title)
Dobry, zly i brzydki Poland
El bo, el lleig i el dolent Spain (Catalan title)
(More
see here)
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电影页
Film
01,
02,
03,
04 |
音乐页
Music
01,
02,
03,
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本站电影页
Our
film page |
旧版音乐页
Old
music page |
Plot
Blondie (The Good) is a professional gunslinger
who is out trying to earn a few dollars. Angel Eyes
(The Bad) is a hit man who always commits to a task
and sees it through, as long as he is paid to do
so. And Tuco (The Ugly) is a wanted outlaw trying
to take care of his own hide. Tuco and Blondie share
a partnership together making money off Tuco's bounty,
but when Blondie unties the partnership, Tuco tries
to hunt down Blondie. When Blondie and Tuco comes
across a horse carriage loaded with dead bodies,
they soon learn from the only survivor (Bill Carson)
that he and a few other men have buried a stash
of gold in a cemetery. Unfortunately Carson dies
and Tuco only finds out the name of the cemetery,
while Blondie finds out the name on the grave. Now
the two must keep each other alive in order to find
the gold. Angel Eyes (who had been looking for Bill
Carson) discovers that Tuco and Blondie meet with
Carson and knows they know the location of the gold...
(Here)
编者注
这部影片是意大利西部片宗师莱昂内执导的镖客三部曲的最后一部,也是最著名的一部。由克林特 伊斯特伍德,李范
克里夫和伊莱 沃勒克分饰片中的好人,坏人和丑人。三人在美国南北战争期间趁着政局混乱,打算谋夺一批属于南方政府的财富,但每个人只知道一部分藏金的细节,他们必须联合起来才可以取得这一大笔钱。于是三人即互相利用又勾心斗角,产生不少有趣的笑料和戏剧性的对峙。本片人物的设置与情节要远比前两部来得复杂和曲折。莫里康内的杰出配乐确立了独特的意大利西部片的音乐风格.更多内容请见本站的电影网页和著名音乐评论家杨大林先生的专题文章
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About
Ost The
OST is one of most famous score composed by Ennio
morricone. The Soundtrack
shows 45 albums from 1967-2004, There are 11 music
from 1967-1980, and 21 music from 2001-2004. The
ChiMai
shows total music are 30 music
from 1966-2004. Below released to be 21 music edition.
关于原声音乐 这部电影和它的OST是莫里康内最著名的作品之一.
它的主题曲还曾被全球几十部电影所引用.这部OST在
Soundtrack网站显示从1967-2004共有45个专辑.
从 1967-1980发行的版本均为11首乐曲,从2001年以后均含21首音乐. 在ChiMai网站显示从1966-2004在各种不同的版本上共出现过30首乐曲.本站在下面提供的是21首的版本.
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序号 No.
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原曲名 Name
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中文直译名(主要参考自动翻译,如有不妥欢迎来件商榷)
Chinese translated
name
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试听
Audition
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001
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The
Good, the Bad and the Ugly/Il buono, il brutto, il cattivo
(02:38)
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002
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The
Sundown/Il Tramonto (01:14)
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日落
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003
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Sentenza
(01:39)
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判决
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004
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Fuga
Al Cavallo (01:05)
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逃跑
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005
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Il
Ponte di Corde (01:51)
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铁索桥
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006
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The
Strong/Il forte (02:19)
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坚强
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007
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Inseguimento
(02:22)
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追逐
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008
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The
Desert/Il deserto (05:14)
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沙漠
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009
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The
Carriage of the Spirits/La carrozza dei fantasmi (02:06)
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马车的鼓舞
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010
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La
Missione San Antonio (02:13)
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圣安东尼奥的使命
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011
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Padre
Ramirez (02:36)
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拉米雷斯神父
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012
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Marcia/Marcetta
(02:49)
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行军
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013
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The
Story of A Soldier/La storia de un soldato (05:30)
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士兵的故事
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014
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Il
Treno Militare (01:22)
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军事训练
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015
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Fine
di Una Spia (01:12)
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密探末日
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016
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Il
Bandito Monco (01:12)
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独臂强盗
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017
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Due
Contro Cinque (03:45)
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二对五
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018
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Marcia
Without Hope/Marcetta senza speranza (01:48)
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无望的行军
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019
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The
Death of A Soldier/Morte di un soldato (03:07)
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士兵死亡
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020
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The
Ecstasy of Gold/L'estasi dell'oro (03:20)
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黄金之喜
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021
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The
Trio/Il triello (05:00)
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三重唱
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磅礴宏大动人心魄的完美音乐
The Good,
the bad and the ugly (03:00
Here)
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以片头主题为代表的《好坏丑》全片配乐风格和镖客三部曲的前两部自然一脉相承。作曲家在保留配器的基本要素(口哨、电吉他和戏谑的男声合唱等音色)的同时加入了更多的枪声,并使前两个主题曲中原有的戏谑、幽默与有意加入的粗野气息大大增强.这段開場的流浪口哨,在音樂結構和表現手法上再度翻新,是三集流浪口哨中氣焰最為囂張跋扈,奇异怪诞的一部.几十年来为许多欧美电影,甚至近年来的电子游戏所争相选用.不愧是一代大師手筆.(参见这里和这里) |
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NA-6606
(6607) Le
streghe
/ The
Witches
/ 女巫
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电影导演
Director
Mauro
Bolognini , Vittorio
De Sica, and more |
电影配乐
OST Ennio
Morricone |
电影别名 Alias
Le
streghe Italy (original title)
Hexen von heute Austria / West Germany
A Magia da Mulher Portugal
As Bruxas Brazil
Boszorkányok Hungary (imdb display title)
Czarownice Poland
Elavalta poltettu noita Finland
Haxor Sweden Haxorna Sweden
Heksene Denmark
Las brujas Spain
Les sorcières France
Nykypaivan noitia Finland
Oi magisses Greece (transliterated ISO-LATIN-1 title)
The Witches USA
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Film
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02,
03,
04 |
音乐页
Music
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02,
03, 04 |
本站电影页
Our film
page |
旧版音乐页
Old music
page |
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Plot
This Dino De Laurentiis production from 1965 is
actually an anthology of five different directors'
work, each telling their own stories about witches.
The five stories are "The Witch Burned Alive,"
"Civic Sense," "The Earth As Seen
From The Moon," "The Girl From Sicily,"
and "A Night Like Any Other." Silvia Mangano
appears in all five, with Clint Eastwood starring
in the last featured vignette. Like many gang-directed
projects, this film is also plagued by a lack of
continuity and by the pretentiousness of the individual
directors.......(See
detail)
Italian:
5 novelle umoristico-grottesche sul tema della donna
fatale, tutte con S. Mangano: 1) “La strega bruciata
viva” (Visconti con Girotti, Girardot): attrice
cerca un'improbabile tranquillità a Cortina e scopre
di essere incinta; 2) “Senso civico” (Bolognini
con Sordi): ricca signora raccoglie un camionista
ferito, ma si preoccupa soltanto di non essere in
ritardo a un appuntamento; 3) “La Terra vista dalla
Luna” (Pasolini con Totò, Davoli): vedovo sposa
Assurdina dai capelli verdi che, per ottenere soldi,
inscena un suicidio al Colosseo con esito tragico;
4) “La siciliana” (Rossi con Tordi): l'orgogliosa
Nunzia provoca una faida; 5) “Una sera come le altre”
(De Sica con Eastwood): una moglie trascurata dal
marito sogna di far l'amore, acclamata, in uno stadio.
Prodotto da Dino De Laurentiis che, in onore di
sua moglie Mangano, aveva già fatto l'episodico
La mia signora. Il 1° e il 5° episodio sono sceneggiati
da Cesare Zavattini, il più lirico è Pasolini, il
più sardonico Visconti, il più buffo Bolognini.
(Here)
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About
OST: The OST of the famous
comedy film directed by 5 famous directors seems
to have some problems. First is its composer,
Some sites show is Ennio Morricone (ChiMai),
and another
some is Piero Piccioni, and still some is
Ennio Morricone and Piero Piccioni (IMDB
and 01,
02).
We have found that The official
website shows that only episode 3 "La
Terra vista dalla Luna/"The Earth Viewed
from the Moon"
(Directed by Pier Paolo
Pasolini) is to be composed by Morricone (See
below image), and the soundtrack
website
shows that only episode 1 "La
strega bruciata viva / The Witch Scorched Alive"
(Directed by
Luchino Visconti). There also are some
infomation was released below for everyone's
study; The second problem is the music quantity
of the OST. Only 9 music was displayed in the
ChiMai website (all composed by Ennio Morricone,
see below) |
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Digitmovies
CDDM137 Italy Release Date
29-Jun-2009
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This
is a catalogue of most quantity we have found
in the network.But now our resource of collection
is 58 music (Released below) ! We don't konw
also that where the difference between them.
But there is a file in the resource, it seems
to get some answer. You can see
the web page for further study it |
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About
OST-2: Digitmovies
is proud to present for the very first time on CD
the complete OST in mono and in full stereo by Piero
Piccioni for the episodes "La strega bruciata
viva" ( "The Witch Scorched Alive")
by Luchino Visconti and "Una sera come le altre"
("A Night Like Any Other") by Vittorio
De Sica for the 1967 movie "Le streghe"
(aka "The Witches" - Les sorci?res) produced
by Dino de Laurentiis. The film, which was released
on 22 February 1967, is divided into five episodes
starring the fascinating Diva Silvana Mangano. "La
strega bruciata viva" ("The Witch Scorched
Alive") directed by Luchino Visconti (1st episode):
One winter evening Gloria (Mangano), a famous actress,
arrives in an Austrian town to spend the evening
together with some friends, who turn out to be not
the good friends they were supposed to be : By taking
advantage of her sudden illness they remove her
make-up and look pleased at the small imperfections
of the diva. After she has discovered to be pregnant
and has a fight over the phone with her husband,
the woman leaves again more disturbed than the day
before, but hidden and splendid as a true diva for
photographers. "Senso civico" ("Citizenship")
directed by Mauro Bolognini (2nd episode): A rich
lady (Mangano) takes in her car a wounded driver
(Alberto Sordi), but is only concerned not to be
late with an appointment. "La terra vista dalla
luna" ("The Earth Viewed from the Moon")
directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini (3rd episode): Ciancicato
Miao (Tot?), accompanied by his son Basci— (Ninetto
Davoli), is looking for a nice woman to marry her.
The man meets a beautiful deaf-mute girl with green
hair who gets into their cabin and transforms it
into a lovely home. A miracle! One day Assurdina
(Silvana Mangano) dies in an accident, but she comes
back under the guise of a ghost to meet the two
poor ones and continues to help them in this way.
The moral: to be alive or to be dead is just the
same thing. "La siciliana" ("The
female Sicilian") directed by Franco Rossi
(4th episode): The proud Nunzia (Mangano) causes
a feud. "Una sera come le altre" ("A
night like any other") directed by Vittorio
De Sica (5th episode): Giovanna (Mangano), a wife
neglected by her husband (Clint Eastwood), dreams
to make love in a stadium whilst being applauded
by a crowd of men only. Five characters of women
all embodied by the ethereal beauty of Silvana Mangano,
the absolute diva of this film who is in a constant
balance between the sacred and the profane, between
hell and heaven. The Bolognini and Rossi episodes
have virtually no music - except very brief fragments
of atonal strings (possibly library music) in the
Rossi episode and just a reprise of the "main
theme" written by Piero Piccioni for the Visconti
episode at the end of the Bolognini episode (an
excerpt from the movie's opening titles).The Pasolini
episode was scored by Ennio Morricone ("Mandolinata"
appeared on side A of the original Italian 45 rpm
single on the United Artists label UA 3113) and
subsequently on some compilation, whereas the Visconti
and De Sica episodes were entirely scored by Piero
Piccioni (the "Cha-cha beat" theme from
the De Sica episode was issued on side B of the
original Italian 45 rpm single on the United Artists
label UA 3113) and a suite from the Visconti episode
was later re-recorded by the author for a Japanese
anthology devoted to the music for the cinema of
Luchino Visconti. This CD (with a total duration
close to 63 minutes) focuses only on the music of
Piero Piccioni for this film. The tapes were kept
in the private archives of M ? Piccioni and they
have been found with the big help of Jason Piccioni,
the son of the composer. Two ? reel tapes, one in
stereo and one in mono, which have been preserved
until today in very good conditions, have really
given us the chance to realize this - until today
impossible - record dream. For "The Witch Scorched
Alive" Piero Piccioni has written a refined
dance floor theme, a shake for piano, organ, drums,
guitars and brass, which we might call "The
witches shake", reprised with different instrumentations
(Here)
Yes!
Another much-requested soundtrack finally gets a
much deserved CD reissue!
For the very first time on CD, this Piero Piccioni's
complete soundtrack in mono and in full stereo from
the episodes "La Strega Bruciata Viva"
("The Witch Scorched Alive") by Luchino
Visconti and "Una Sera Come Le Altre"
("A Night Like Any Other") by Vittorio
De Sica that were part of the 1967 anthology movie
"Le Streghe" (AKA The Witches and Les
Sorcières) produced by Dino de Laurentiis.
This
CD (with a total duration close to 63 minutes) focuses
only on the music of Piero Piccioni for this film.
The tapes have been kept in the private archives
of Maestro Piccioni and they have been given the
light of day with the big help of Jason Piccioni,
the son of the composer.
Two
1? reel tapes, one in stereo and one in mono, which
have been preserved until today in very good condition
have really given DigitMovies the chance to realise
this - until today, impossible - CD reissue dream.
For
"The Witch Scorched Alive" Piero Piccioni
has written a refined dance floor theme, a shake
for piano, organ, drums, guitars and brass, which
we might call "The witches shake", reprised
with different instrumentations (Tr.1,Tr.3,Tr.5,Tr.Tr.9,
Tr.11, Tr.13, Tr.16), and which is the background
dance of Gloria in the hotel lounge room, admired
by her envious friends who surround her. This dance
floor music (much searched and loved by Film Music
fans around the world) is alternated with a romantic,
rarefied and haunting love theme that, without doubt,
is one of the most beautiful love themes of the
whole career of Piero Piccioni: a jazzy, slow, suspended,
almost sacred theme for harp, vibraphone, guitar,
celesta, flute and bass (Tr.4, Tr.6, Tr.8, Tr.10,
Tr.12, Tr.14, Tr.15). As bonus tracks at the end
of this CD there's included, for historical and
artistic purposes, the very rare mono version of
the shake theme as featured in the opening titles
(tr.31) - with some sound effect found in the mono
master tape of the final film music/effects mix
(sadly a mix without effects did not survive at
all) - and a long stereo suite (tr.32) re-recorded
by Piccioni which is based on the shake theme and
variations of the magical love theme.
For
the Vittorio De Sica episode starring Silvana Mangano
and Clint Eastwood Piccioni has written a very romantic
waltz-like love theme in Tr.17,Tr.19,Tr.24,Tr.30
alternated with burlesque American-flavoured marches
(Tr.21,Tr.23,Tr.25,Tr.26,Tr.29). Also dance floor
music of those days is featured like "Cha-cha
beat" - both in the short original single version
(Tr.18) and in the long take (Tr.28) - and lovely
shake music with female choir (Tr.20).
This
CD also contain source music tracks like lounge
music for piano solo (Tr.2), a piano solo reprise
(Tr.7) of the famous Italian hit "Il mondo"
by Jimmy Fontana and Gianni Meccia, "Chariot",
a big hit of Petula Clark (written by Frank Pourcel
and Paul Mauriat) aka "I Will Follow Him"
in the stereo mix version with choir and orchestra
(Tr.22) and its instrumental version in mono (Tr.27),
both of which arranged by Piccioni himself. The
score is brilliantly conducted by Bruno Nicolai
and Piero Piccioni himself. Please note also that
in this soundtrack and almost in all his soundtracks,
Piccioni performs solo piano and organ. An Italian
Silver Age soundtrack that fully deserves to be
rescued and preserved. (Here)
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剧情本站简译:
1967年意大利出品的喜剧片"Le
Streghe / 女巫".由 卢奇诺
维斯康蒂,
皮埃尔 帕索里尼, 维托里奥
德西卡, 弗兰克
罗西, 莫洛
鲍罗尼尼五位最著名的意大利导演联合执导,著名电影音乐大师莫里康内和皮耶卢
皮西奥尼(Piero
Piccioni) 共同配乐.影片由五段故事组成:1 “女巫活活烧死”;
2 "社区精神”; 3 “从月亮上看地球”; 4 “西西里”; 5 “像其他任何一个夜晚”.克林特
伊斯特伍德也参加了最后一节的演出.诙谐,幽默的喜剧风格以及大师的轻松配乐,都使人感到耳目一新 |
关于音乐:
这部由5位著名导演分别执导并含有5个短片的著名喜剧电影的OST资料有几个未解的问题. 首先是它的作曲家,一有的网站显示它的作曲家全是莫里康内(ChiMai);
而另一些网站则显示作曲家为皮耶卢 皮西奥尼(Piero
Piccioni),比较多的是显示为莫里康内和皮西奥尼共同谱曲
(IMDB
and 01,
02).在莫里康内的官方网站有一个说明是:"第二个短片“从月亮上看地球”(帕索里尼导演)由莫里康谱曲(见上图).而在soundtrack网站也有一个说明:"第一个短片“女巫活活烧死”(维斯康蒂导演)是由皮西奥尼谱曲.还有一些英文资料本站已摘录发表在上面供大家研究参考.
第二个问题就是这个OST所含乐曲的数量.它在ChiMai网站上显示仅为9首,(全部由莫里康内谱曲,见上图)现在可以找到的最多的为32首(见soundtrack).它的目录也已发布在上面.但本站现有的一组资源却为58首.我们还不知道其差别在哪里.本站这一组资源是从Soulseek得到的,好在这一组文件中还附有一个文本文件(附在下面)和5张图片,有兴趣的朋友可以自行浏览这个附加网页去研究它.下面发表的就是这个58首乐曲
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Notes
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Yes! Another much-requested soundtrack finally
gets a much deserved CD reissue!
For the very first time on CD, this Piero
Piccioni's complete soundtrack in mono and
in full stereo from the episodes "La
Strega Bruciata Viva" ("The Witch
Scorched Alive") by Luchino Visconti
and "Una Sera Come Le Altre" ("A
Night Like Any Other") by Vittorio De
Sica that were part of the 1967 anthology
movie "Le Streghe" (AKA The Witches
and Les Sorcières) produced by Dino de Laurentiis.
This
CD (with a total duration close to 63 minutes)
focuses only on the music of Piero Piccioni
for this film. The tapes have been kept
in the private archives of Maestro Piccioni
and they have been given the light of day
with the big help of Jason Piccioni, the
son of the composer.
Two
1? reel tapes, one in stereo and one in
mono, which have been preserved until today
in very good condition have really given
DigitMovies the chance to realise this -
until today, impossible - CD reissue dream.
For
"The Witch Scorched Alive" Piero
Piccioni has written a refined dance floor
theme, a shake for piano, organ, drums,
guitars and brass, which we might call "The
witches shake", reprised with different
instrumentations (Tr.1,Tr.3,Tr.5,Tr.Tr.9,
Tr.11, Tr.13, Tr.16), and which is the background
dance of Gloria in the hotel lounge room,
admired by her envious friends who surround
her. This dance floor music (much searched
and loved by Film Music fans around the
world) is alternated with a romantic, rarefied
and haunting love theme that, without doubt,
is one of the most beautiful love themes
of the whole career of Piero Piccioni: a
jazzy, slow, suspended, almost sacred theme
for harp, vibraphone, guitar, celesta, flute
and bass (Tr.4, Tr.6, Tr.8, Tr.10, Tr.12,
Tr.14, Tr.15). As bonus tracks at the end
of this CD there's included, for historical
and artistic purposes, the very rare mono
version of the shake theme as featured in
the opening titles (tr.31) - with some sound
effect found in the mono master tape of
the final film music/effects mix (sadly
a mix without effects did not survive at
all) - and a long stereo suite (tr.32) re-recorded
by Piccioni which is based on the shake
theme and variations of the magical love
theme.
For
the Vittorio De Sica episode starring Silvana
Mangano and Clint Eastwood Piccioni has
written a very romantic waltz-like love
theme in Tr.17,Tr.19,Tr.24,Tr.30 alternated
with burlesque American-flavoured marches
(Tr.21,Tr.23,Tr.25,Tr.26,Tr.29). Also dance
floor music of those days is featured like
"Cha-cha beat" - both in the short
original single version (Tr.18) and in the
long take (Tr.28) - and lovely shake music
with female choir (Tr.20).
This
CD also contain source music tracks like
lounge music for piano solo (Tr.2), a piano
solo reprise (Tr.7) of the famous Italian
hit "Il mondo" by Jimmy Fontana
and Gianni Meccia, "Chariot",
a big hit of Petula Clark (written by Frank
Pourcel and Paul Mauriat) aka "I Will
Follow Him" in the stereo mix version
with choir and orchestra (Tr.22) and its
instrumental version in mono (Tr.27), both
of which arranged by Piccioni himself. The
score is brilliantly conducted by Bruno
Nicolai and Piero Piccioni himself. Please
note also that in this soundtrack and almost
in all his soundtracks, Piccioni performs
solo piano and organ. An Italian Silver
Age soundtrack that fully deserves to be
rescued and preserved.
Packaging
& Liner Notes
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序号 No.
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原曲名 Name
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中文直译名(主要参考自动翻译,如有不妥欢迎来件商榷)
Chinese translated
name
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试听 Audition
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001
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le streghe (seq. 1)(01:59)
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女巫
01
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002
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le streghe (seq. 2)(01:56)
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女巫
02
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003
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le streghe (seq. 3)(01:11)
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女巫
03
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004
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le streghe (seq. 4)(00:24)
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女巫
04
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005
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le streghe (seq. 5)(00:46)
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女巫
05
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006
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le streghe (seq. 6)(00:51)
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女巫
06
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007
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le streghe (seq. 7)(00:42)
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女巫
07
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008
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le streghe (seq. 8)(00:51)
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女巫
08
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009
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le streghe (seq. 9)(01:54)
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女巫
09
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010
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le streghe (seq. 10)(06:47)
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女巫
10
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011
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le streghe (seq. 11)(01:54)
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女巫
11
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012
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le streghe (seq. 12)(01:59)
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女巫
12
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013
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le streghe (seq. 13)(00:42)
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女巫
13
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014
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le streghe (seq. 14)(00:28)
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女巫
14
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015
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le streghe (seq. 15)(00:24)
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女巫
15
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016
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le streghe (seq. 16)(01:09)
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女巫
16
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017
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le streghe (seq. 17)(00:52)
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女巫
17
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018
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le streghe (seq. 18)(00:47)
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女巫
18
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019
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le streghe (seq. 19)(00:45)
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女巫
19
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020
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le streghe (seq. 20)(00:46)
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女巫
20
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021
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le streghe (seq. 21)(00:26)
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女巫
21
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022
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le streghe (seq. 22)(01:05)
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女巫
22
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023
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le streghe (seq. 23)(00:37)
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女巫
23
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024
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le streghe (seq. 24)(00:49)
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女巫
24
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025
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le streghe (seq. 25)(00:54)
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女巫
25
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026
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le streghe (seq. 26)(00:49)
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女巫
26
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027
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le streghe (seq. 27)(00:54)
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女巫
27
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028
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le streghe (seq. 28)(00:42)
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女巫
28
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029
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le streghe (seq. 29)(00:27)
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女巫
29
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030
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le streghe (seq. 30)(00:51)
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女巫
30
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031
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le streghe (seq. 31)(00:48)
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女巫
31
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032
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le streghe (seq. 32)(01:58)
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女巫
32
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033
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le streghe (seq. 33)(00:23)
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女巫
33
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034
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le streghe (seq. 34)(00:21)
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女巫
34
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035
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le streghe (seq. 35)(00:19)
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女巫
34
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036
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le streghe (seq. 36)(01:12)
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女巫
36
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037
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le streghe (seq. 37)(01:49)
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女巫
37
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038
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le streghe (seq. 38)(01:18)
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女巫
38
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039
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le streghe (seq. 39)(01:30)
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女巫
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040
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le streghe (seq. 40)(00:56)
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女巫
40
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041
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le streghe (seq. 41)(00:21)
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女巫
41
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042
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le streghe (seq. 42)(01:18)
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女巫
42
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043
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le streghe (seq. 43)(00:30)
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女巫
43
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044
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le streghe (seq. 44)(02:10)
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女巫
44
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045
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le streghe (seq. 45)(01:30)
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女巫
45
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046
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le streghe (seq. 46)(01:28)
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女巫
46
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047
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le streghe (seq. 47)(01:26)
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女巫
47
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048
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le streghe (seq. 48)(01:03)
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女巫
48
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049
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le streghe (seq. 49)(01:09)
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女巫
49
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050
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le streghe (seq. 50)(01:11)
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女巫
50
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051
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le streghe (seq. 51)(01:29)
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女巫
51
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052
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le streghe (seq. 52)(03:06)
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女巫
52
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053
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le streghe (seq. 53)(02:01)
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女巫
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054
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le streghe (seq. 54)(00:44)
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女巫
54
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055
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le streghe (seq. 55)(01:43)
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女巫
55
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056
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le streghe (seq. 56)(01:09)
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女巫
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057
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le streghe (seq. 57)(01:48)
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女巫
57
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058
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le streghe (seq. 58)(01:08)
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女巫
58
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