Jacques Tati - Soundtrack Music from 'Play Time'
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Jacques Tati (1907-1982) was a French filmmaker. During his career, he worked as a comic actor, writer, as well as director. He only made six feature-length films. This album features theme music from four:
Jour de Fête (The Big Day) • Jacques Tati - Soundtr...
Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot (Mr. Hulot's Holiday)
• Jacques Tati - Soundtr...
Mon Oncle (My Uncle) • Jacques Tati - Soundtr...
Play Time
Link to 'Cours du Soir' (Night Class) soundtrack music, from a vinyl album: • Jacques Tati's 'Cours ...
'Mon Oncle' was the first of his films I saw--on the big screen, in the late 1950's. Unforgettable. Humorous and charming, it doesn't have a lot of dialog--doesn't need it.
The music too is utterly enchanting and enjoyable. In some ways, to me it is reminiscent of some of Michel Legrand's 'I Love Paris' album.
I own nothing here.
Information from album notes, and Wikipedia.
From 'Play Time' (Music composed by F. Lemarque, except 'Theme African',
by James Campbell)
Au Drugstore (At the Drugstore)
Manège (Roundabout; game)
Paris Autrefois (Paris, once)
Theme African
Musique Strand
Super Market
Paris Circus
Play Time
M. Tati's work is a veritable time machine - taking one's spirits and senses back to a time long passed. Thank you for your efforts in making these gems available - hopefully modern generations will discover and this truly timeless genius.
Regards,
Fred
You're very welcome, Fred! And thank you for stopping by and commenting. Time machine indeed--capsule of an era. Tati was an astute observer of the human condition, with an unusually perceptive eye for humor.
Best Regards,
David
a rare masterpiece that at last proved the best relief for a rather not good Christmas time. Thanks for sharing.
1:31 “In most movies you are at the center of the action” but this is a videogame
Magnifique!
My wife and I discovered Mr. Tati through Mr. Hulot's Holiday probably on a PBS station and were hooked. The music is fantastic and we thank you very much for posting it.
12:31 is what you are here for, trust me ;) wonderful piece~
Greetings, David, thanks for stopping by and commenting! I'm glad you've enjoyed this--I certainly have, and it's been fun and gratifying to have heard from so many that enjoy it also.
Best Regards,
David
Thanks for this soundtrack with nostalgic music. Couple of weeks ago I saw the movie "Les Vacances de monsieur Hulot" again. Superbe!
You're very welcome, Marijke! I'm glad you enjoy this wonderful music. Tati was masterful--I see something new each time I see the film(s), too.
Best Regards,
David
Bellissimo maestro Tati
This is fantastic...thank you so much for this...b
+Bridgette Robeson Glad you enjoyed this, Bridgette--and, you're so welcome! Love Tati, and the music is exquisite. Thank you for visiting!
Best Regards,
David
Thanks for posting this. My favorite is Playtime. I've been lucky to live in Paris at various times, it really is the most romantic city in the world. This brings back a lot of memories.
La ville où même le cimetière est romantique ;)
You're very welcome, Dennis! Thank you for visiting, and for commenting. This music is so evocative, and I'm glad it brings back fond memories for you.
Best Regards,
David
You're so welcome, Joseph! And thank you for visiting, and commenting. Tati's films are gems, and the music--speaks for itself.
Best Regards,
David
@ Peter Salcius, Thanks for stopping by! Glad you enjoyed this.
Best Regards,
David
love
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You are so welcome, MarkalsMe! I too enjoy Tati's films. My first was 'Mon Oncle', in a theater in the late 1950s, and I was captivated. Thank you for visiting, and commenting!
Best Regards,
David
MUSIQUES ÉTERNELLES POUR DES FILMS ÉTERNELS... TRÈS ACTUELS.
GOOD
Simplemente un GENIO
Play Time
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Thanks for putting this out. This is a long shot, but I was wondering if anyone knew what’s the name of the piano piece Barbara played in the nightclub.
It is called „Take my Hand - Playtime“ I m currently looking for the sheets for the piano
@@intellectualdigestp2769 Well, better late than never for a reply. Really appreciate it.
As I look at the movie credits...
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best
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