This music is so dreamlike. It reminds me of one of those delicate little European music boxes from the turn-of-the-century. I haven't seen "Tabu" yet, but this piece alone is making me interested!
Por favor Joana, coloque "insensatez" do nome com inicial maiúscula e ficará 100% elegante, remetendo com justiça uma merecida rendição à musica de A.C.Jobim. Adorei sua "Variações", sinto umas generosas pinceladas de Piazzola, o que acrescentou ainda mais beleza à musica, parabéns, belíssimo trabalho. Ouvi muitas, muitas vezes. Fiquei encantado com o bom gosto, o toque, a criatividade. Ouvirei ainda muitas vezes. Obrigado por seu trabalho. É um deleite...
It was a love story. No moral judgements...colonial diying times were just the background, and political controversies were avoided with the same delicious yet sutile dose of black-humor the first part had.
I really loved this movie. However, after searching on Google I couldn't find the title of the native African song that plays when Aurora is having her baby. ??
I love Joana Sa's music for this film. But no credits are given for the piano piece that rolls at the end of the film as credits are scrolled. I believe it is not Joana's.
Actually, it's considered as a jazz standard, so you can find the sheet anywhere, the english title is "how insensitive". But then, you'll have to improvise. ;)
I don't see any indulgence in the film. It's just a love story that could happen anywhere. The author chose the portuguese empire, but it could be in Portugal itself. Maybe I misunderstood what you mean with "self-indulgence", but you seemed to criticize a disguised proudness of the portuguese in their empire? Would you care to explain?
This music and the first episode were of value in this film. Was there anything more to the second half than a contrived story of colonial self-indulgence?
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I wish I could listen to this song on Spotify.
I just saw Tabù and I was enchanted by the variações by Joana, so beautiful!
A música mais confortante em um dos melhores filmes portugueses que já assisti!
é verdade
One of the best music i had to hear since a long time in the best movie of this year. I'm speechless. Thanks again. For Everything.
J'ai vu ce film pour la troisième fois et je ne pense pas que ce sera la dernière :)
E é verdade que a musica e maravilhosa. Estou encantado.
This music is so dreamlike. It reminds me of one of those delicate little European music boxes from the turn-of-the-century. I haven't seen "Tabu" yet, but this piece alone is making me interested!
It's a beautiful movie :)
J'ai vu Tabú aujourd'hui.... mais j'ai très envie de le voir encore deux, trois, fois. Wonderful film!
Eu amo tanto aquesta peça.
Muito obrigado Joana!
eu tbm
Magnifico! Que perfeita ligação com o mood do filme. Parabéns!
this is nothing short of magnificent! i was glued to my seat till the credits had run out! my hat off to you!
o melhor som de todos os tempos
Yes, there is a magnificent way of telling a simple story!
Hermoso, gran película.
This sounds so much better up a half step.
Grande música! Parabéns Joana!
Por favor Joana, coloque "insensatez" do nome com inicial maiúscula e ficará 100% elegante, remetendo com justiça uma merecida rendição à musica de A.C.Jobim. Adorei sua "Variações", sinto umas generosas pinceladas de Piazzola, o que acrescentou ainda mais beleza à musica, parabéns, belíssimo trabalho. Ouvi muitas, muitas vezes. Fiquei encantado com o bom gosto, o toque, a criatividade. Ouvirei ainda muitas vezes. Obrigado por seu trabalho. É um deleite...
a mi también me evocó al tango
Superb! Thank you for the immense pleasure i get out of this beauty.
Obrigado por colocar isto aqui.
Where can i find sheet music for this song. It’s so good i would love to learn to play it
Super schön,
5*
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
-Sniper, 2015
:D
**Plays guitar like violin but piano music comes out**
It's just usual day!
HAAAAT!!
"The background is a bloody CRAP!!"
thanks for posting this wonderful music and congrats to participate in such a great film! is there a posibility to get the sheet anywhere?
a insensatez do jobim é um dos mais perfeitos temas de sempre. e estas variações fazem-lhe toda a justiça
Where can I get this music? This is the best "How Insensitive" I've ever heard. So beautiful.
Great, well done.
Obrigado pela (grande) música e obrigado pela partilha! Há (haverá) edição? Eu compro.
It was a love story. No moral judgements...colonial diying times were just the background, and political controversies were avoided with the same delicious yet sutile dose of black-humor the first part had.
facada no coração, com ternura
anyone knows where to download this music sheet?
🔥🔥🔥
Does anybody know where to find the song sung in spanish that Aurora listens to in the radio?
viciante !!! :)))
I need music sheets for this! Beautiful!
does someone know if I can get the sheet music of this specific impro somewhere?
genial!
Genial
I really loved this movie. However, after searching on Google I couldn't find the title of the native African song that plays when Aurora is having her baby. ??
oh thank you very very much :)
grande malha, Joana!
I love Joana Sa's music for this film. But no credits are given for the piano piece that rolls at the end of the film as credits are scrolled. I believe it is not Joana's.
que coisa bonita :)
...verdadeiramente pindérico
Actually, it's considered as a jazz standard, so you can find the sheet anywhere, the english title is "how insensitive". But then, you'll have to improvise. ;)
Such a beautiful piece, anywhere to get the sheet music for this??
this is standard ,,Insensatez,, just improvized by Joana Sa for the movie
Bellisimo...
Há lá coisa mais bonita que isto...
belíssima
Existe-t-il une partition de cette composition de Joana Sa?
Who came because of Avant Garde?
Me?
Preciso do link pra download pf :3
Do I Sad?
Tu seras mi baby, Les Surf. It´s at the end of the credits, baby.
Prelud 4 (opus 28) of Frederic Chonin - on the base...
I don't see any indulgence in the film. It's just a love story that could happen anywhere. The author chose the portuguese empire, but it could be in Portugal itself.
Maybe I misunderstood what you mean with "self-indulgence", but you seemed to criticize a disguised proudness of the portuguese in their empire? Would you care to explain?
This music and the first episode were of value in this film. Was there anything more to the second half than a contrived story of colonial self-indulgence?
Magnífico