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The perfect fusion of music and film
Tracey 2022-01-20 08:04:56
I went to watch this film because of this name. The whole story is based on the two most famous bass Viol players. The core element of the film is that there is almost no dialogue in the music film. The music (the sound of the Viol piano) always runs through the whole film, gloom, joy, and sorrow. , Contemplation,,,,,, When the picture "fades out", the music gradually disappears, and all the grudges and hatreds are gone. Every morning in this world, there will be a warm and bright sunrise, and sadness, I hope it will end. ! (Friends who have the opportunity, don’t miss the original soundtrack of the film. The reason why the disc continues to break through the sales records of classical music records is because of this film. I am a fan of classical music, and there are not many films that can arouse my interest. Let sorrow end when you come out>")
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Ada 2022-04-22 07:01:49
A poetic name that brings sorrow to an end before sunrise; the movie has another beautiful translation, Every Morning in the World. You just use the instrument, not the music. After listening to music for so long, this sentence is the main line of the movie, and it also made me think for a long time. I have heard the grieving sound of "The Grave of Sorrow" several times, and it is so beautiful and moving. This is a movie that has really moved me for a long time, probably the last time it was "Mozart".
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Braeden 2022-04-22 07:01:49
Three and a half. The double bass of Sainte-Colombe, the baroque music, the quiet countryside, the oil painting footage, the sadness ending at sunrise, everything is too poetic. It's a pity that I was chewing peanuts, thinking it was a story of a scumbag turning into a dead fat man. Emotions are not replaced, and this beautiful artistic conception is wasted in vain. Music exists to speak the inexpressible. Feelings are expressed in the sound of the piano, and there is no need for too many words.
Tous les matins du monde quotes
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[last lines]
[in French, using English subtitles]
Monsieur de Sainte Colombe: I'm proud to have been your teacher. Please play me the air my daughter loved.
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[first lines]
[in French, using English subtitles]
Musician: Open your mouth so we can hear you. I can't follow you. You're not listening. You're going too fast. Let's start over with the first notes of the song. Stop! The Master has signalled. The Master would speak. Speak, Master.
Marin Marais: Each note should end dying.