Dimitri Shostakovich: 'Hamlet' Music For The Film Op.116: Orchestra

Music for the Film

COMPOSER: Dimitri Shostakovich
PUBLISHER: Zen-On
PRODUCT FORMAT: Study Score
Dmitri Shostakovich 's score for the 1964 Russian film-adaptation of Shakespeare's  Hamlet . When Grigori Kozintsev's Hamlet was released in 1964, it gained critical acclaim from audiences in the UK and US, despite the fact that Shakespeare's work was not heard in its original language. This
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Composer Dimitri Shostakovich
Publisher Zen-On
Instrumentation Orchestra
Product Format Study Score
Description Product Type Studyscore
Genre Tv / Film / Musical / Show
Style Film or TV
ISBN 9784118918242
ISMN 9790223320320
No. ZO8000965
Number of pages 64
Description

Dmitri Shostakovich's score for the 1964 Russian film-adaptation of Shakespeare's Hamlet.

When Grigori Kozintsev's Hamlet was released in 1964, it gained critical acclaim from audiences in the UK and US, despite the fact that Shakespeare's work was not heard in its original language. This praise was at least in part due to Shostakovich's impressive score. As one New York Times reviewer described:

'The lack of this aural stimulation - of Shakespeare's eloquent words - is recompensed in some measure by a splendid and stirring musical score by Dmitri Shostakovich. This has great dignity and depth, and at times anappropriate wildness or becoming levity'. 

This miniature score from the Shostakovich Complete Edition includes commentary by Koichi Owa in English and Japanese.

Song List
  • 1. Overture, 'Elsinore'
  • 2. (Decree of the King)
  • 3. Military Music
  • 4. (Royal fanfare)
  • 5. Ball at the Palace
  • 6. Story of Horatio and the Ghost
  • 7. (Dance of Ophelia)
  • 8. The Ball
  • 9. The Ghost
  • 10. Hamlet's parting with Ophelia
  • 11. Hamlet in thought or Palace Music
  • 12. Hamlet's monologue: What a piece of work is man
  • 13. Arrival of the Players
  • 14. Hamlet's monologue: 'What a piece of work is man'
  • 15. The Presentation
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