Theme from Not Quite Jerusalem
Rondò Veneziano · 1985
17 min · 15 tracks · classical
A lush blend of orchestral pop and classical influences that evokes the romanticism of Venice.
Why this album works
This album showcased Rondò Veneziano's signature style and contributed to the growing popularity of instrumental pop music in the 1980s. Its tracks were well-received, helping to elevate the group within the soundtrack genre and leading to significant chart success in Italy and abroad.
- Best for
- fragmented thematic explorations evocative romantic soundscapes for brief interludes
- Context
- By 1985, Rondò Veneziano had already established a unique niche in the music world with their fusion of classical and pop elements. 'Theme from Not Quite Jerusalem' followed their successful albums, further cementing their reputation for creating evocative soundtracks that transport listeners to picturesque locations.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Vasco Rossi· Jovanotti· Ricchi e Poveri· Eros Ramazzotti· Franco Battiato· Elisa· Sabrina Salerno· Gianni Morandi
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 La Serenissima Symphony Standout
- 2 La Serenissima
- 3 Love Theme (Notturno in gondola) Standout
- 4 Angus' Theme (Mediterranean Dance)
- 5 Mediterranean Dance Standout
- 6 Rothwell's Theme Symphony
- 7 Arabesco
- 8 Love Theme (Notturno in gondola) Standout
Disc 2
- 1 La Serenissima Symphony Standout 1:34
- 2 Love Theme (Notturno in gondola) Standout 1:41
- 3 Theme (Sinfonia per un addio) 1:06
- 4 Attack Theme (nouvelle mélodie) 0:52
- 5 Gila's Theme (Sinfonia per un addio) 5:45
- 6 Love Theme (Notturno in gondola) Standout 2:14
- 7 Laguna incantata 3:58
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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