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Morricone,Ennio Morricone Soundtracks CD
- SKU:
- 21925191
- UPC:
- 4029759024927
- MPN:
- 1591251
- Condition:
- New
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2 CD Set containing some of the most famous themes written by Ennio Morricone for cinema. It contains romantic and dramatic themes taken from comedies. To epic and thriller themes composed for westerns.
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1. Nuovo Cinema Paradiso 2. Cera Una Volta in America 3. Metti Una Sera a Cena 4. Metello 5. Sacco E Vanzetti 6. Il Federale 7. Il Gatto 8. Per Un Pugno Di Dollari 9. Per Qualche Dollaro in Piu' 10. Il Buono Il Bruttoil Cattivo 11. La Resa Dei Conti 12. Giu' la Testa 13. Mission 14. Il Deserto Dei Tartari 15. Allonsanfan 16. Gliintoccabili 17. Il Clan Dei Siciliani 18. La Leggenda Del Pianista 19. La Sconosciuta
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