Mario Nascimbene - Untitled SAM FOX Library SF1010

	£		23
	$		30

Description    

Mario Nascimbene - Untitled
Label:Sam Fox Productions
Catalog#:SF 1010
Format:Vinyl, LP
Country:US
Released:
 
Genre:Folk, World, & Country, Jazz, Stage & Screen
Style:Soundtrack, Score

Tracklist  

Industrial
A1.a   Industrial Revolution - Comptometer  0:47
A1.b   Industrial Revolution - Building Robots  0:32
A1.c   Industrial Revolution - Electro-Dynamics  1:00
A1.d   Industrial Revolution - Compression  0:32
  National
A2.a   Oriental Suite - Far East Pastorale  2:00
A2.b   Oriental Suite - Tilling The Soil  0:57
A2.c   Oriental Suite - South Wind From Asia  0:56
A3.a   Mediterranean Portrait - Mandolinata  1:11
A3.b   Mediterranean Portrait - Courtship On Capri  2:27
A3.c   Mediterranean Portrait - Neapolitan Serenade  0:58
A4   Waltzette  2:41
  Scenic / Pastorale
A5.a   Picturesque Countryside - Donkey Trot  0:30
A5.b   Picturesque Countryside - Rustic Festival  1:15
A6   The Shepherdess And Her Flock  1:16
A7   Siesta In Sardinia  1:10
A8   Florentine Sunset  1:42
  Dramatic
B1.a   Pagan Rites - Sacrifice To The Sun God  0:47
B1.b   Pagan Rites - The Priests' Chant  1:07
  March (Children's / Toy)
B2   Tot's March  0:45
  Dance / Jazz / Swing
B3   Goin' To Chicago Stomp  0:47
B4   Swingin' At The Astor  0:44
B5   Rock Dream  2:10
B6   The Bob Cat's Boogie  2:29
B7   Sadness In 4/4 Time  1:36
B8   Under The Coconut Tree, Cha Cha  2:16
  Novelties
B9.a   Brief Discussions (Duets For Several Instruments) - Harpsichord And Bass  0:37
B9.b   Brief Discussions (Duets For Several Instruments) - Clarinet, Harpsichord And Bass  0:30
B9.c   Brief Discussions (Duets For Several Instruments) - Tom Tom And Clarinet  0:43

Notes
Sam Fox Film Rights, Inc.
1841 Broadway,
New York,
N.Y. 10023

Grading (Goldmine - see bottom of page)

Vinyl: NM  
Sleeve: N/A  

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Mint (M)

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Very Good (VG)

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