Resumen de Ennio Morricone: Cinema for the ears
The great composer, who died in July at the age of 91, might be best remembered in the UK for his partnership with Sergio Leone on the director’s cycle of Italian westerns in the 1960s, but over a fantastically prolific career his scores provided the emotional heart for films in almost every genre by a dizzying array of the world’s finest directors. Here Christopher Frayling presents extracts from some of the interviews the maestro gave him over the years, to explore his much-loved musical genius.
