Answer: It's all! (The stills in the picture from top to bottom: "The Hateful Eight", "Sea Pianist", "Once Upon a Time in America" and "The Beautiful Legend of Sicily")
"Sea Pianist" 4K restoration version finally meets the mainland audience, music is a major film Highlights. The soundtrack for this film is the Italian soundtrack master Ennio Morricone. The film won the 57th Golden Globe Award for Best Soundtrack.
Morricone has created more than 500 film music in his lifetime, with styles spanning classical, jazz, pop, rock, electronic, world music, etc. The soundtrack for the director Sergio Leone's "Bounty Trilogy" ("Red Dead Redemption", "The Good and the Ugly" and "The Good and the Ugly") made Morricone famous. In this "trilogy", Morricone has many innovations: he added whips, gunshots, animal calls, church bells, steam trains and other sounds to the soundtrack.
Since then, many classic films have come from his soundtrack, including "Sea Pianist", "Once Upon a Time in America" and "The Beautiful Legend of Sicily."
Morricone has been nominated for the Oscar for "Best Original Soundtrack" several times, but he returned empty-handed for the first five times, only to receive a consoling "Lifetime Achievement Award" in 2007. It was not until 2016 that he scored Quentin Tarantino's "The Hateful Eight", and he finally won the "Best Original Soundtrack" award. This is relatively rare in Oscar history.
Morricone is Quentin's favorite composer. In "Kill Bill 1", Quentin borrowed the soundtrack written by Monetconry for other movies.
Many musicians have publicly stated that they were inspired by Morricone's works, including Celine Dion, Jay Z, Metallica, etc.
Morricone once said that whenever he was recognized on the street, he was happiest not when people called his name, but hummed the melody he wrote.
