‣15/02/2021 Bob Hendrikx
Notes on Soundtrack: ¡ÁTAME! (1989) (Part 1)
aka TIE ME UP! TIE ME DOWN!
Director: Pedro Almodóvar (full name: Pedro Almodóvar Caballero) (1949-)
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link Premiered in Spain (Madrid) 12 December 1989, in the US on 4 May 1990.
link Composer, Orchestrator, Conductor: Ennio Morricone – Closing credits:
jpg Orchestra: The UMR Symphonic Orchestra of Rome (aka Unione Musicisti di Roma)
Flugelhorn: Franco Piana
Flugelhorn: Giovanni Santucci (no info) – Francesco 'Cicci' Santucci (1939-) collaborated frequently with Morricone.
Flugelhorn: Oscar Valdambrini (1924-1996)
Recorded at Forum Studio (1980-1997), Rome.
(Credited on page 3 of 1989 CD inlay)
2:43 – 01 – Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! – Play:
mp3 3:07 – 02 – The Enchanted Castle – Play:
mp3 5:39 – 03 – Urban Night
2:09 – 04 – The Abandoned Village
2:32 – 05 – The Two Sisters
1:19 – 06 – Restless
3:40 – 07 – Leave Me Alone
2:38 – 08 – Introduction to the Psychiatrist – Play:
mp3 1:43 – 09 – If You Knew How Many Nights
3:28 – 10 – Nursery Rhyme
1:05 – 11 – The Horse's Ghost
3:54 – 12 – The City Moves
2:57 – 13 – Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!
2:57 – 14 – Crazy for Marina
1:39 – 15 – Introduction to the Psychiatrist
Released on CD:
Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! – Novus 3095-2-N – USA – 1989
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jpg Back:
jpg 15 tracks – Duration: 41:30 – All tracks in stereo.
Other editions:
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‣15/02/2021 Bob Hendrikx
Notes on Soundtrack: ¡ÁTAME! (1989) (Part 2)
Ennio Morricone (in 2016) about director Pedro Almodóvar:
"He attended every session in Rome. The problem was that he would always tell me: 'All right'. No hint of enthusiasm, warmth or engagement. Everything was just 'All right'. I even started suspecting that he was depressed, since he did not seem to enjoy anything in particular.
We met again some years later in Berlin, where we were both to accept an award. I asked him: 'Tell me the truth, did you like my music for TIE ME UP! TIE ME DOWN! or not'. He didn't let me finish the question before exclaiming with great enthusiasm: 'I loved it so much'. And then he burst into laughter. Who knows, perhaps he didn't even remember the music. To this day, I am still in doubt as to whether he liked it or not. His overemphatic 'so much' didn't convince me."
(In His Own Words, pages 80, 81)
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