Mr 73

Album Description

Dive into the tense and atmospheric world of "Mr. 73" with this captivating soundtrack composed by the renowned Bruno Coulais. Released on March 12, 2008, under the Gaumont / LGM Films label, this album is the sonic companion to Olivier Marchal's gripping crime thriller of the same name. With a runtime of 1 hour and 3 minutes, the soundtrack is a masterclass in evoking suspense and intrigue, perfectly complementing the film's narrative of a cop on the brink, pursuing a dangerous criminal.

The album features 23 tracks, each meticulously crafted to enhance the film's dramatic tension and character development. From the opening notes of "Le Bus" to the final strains of "Mr. 73," Bruno Coulais weaves a tapestry of sound that is both haunting and beautiful. The score's delicate balance of gentle, pleasant melodies and intense, dramatic cues creates a rich auditory experience that stands out in the realm of film music.

Bruno Coulais, known for his evocative and nuanced compositions, brings his signature style to "Mr. 73," delivering a soundtrack that is as memorable as it is effective. The album is available in 16-Bit/44.1 kHz Stereo, ensuring high-quality audio that brings the film's world to life in vivid detail. Whether you're a fan of film scores, crime thrillers, or simply appreciate beautiful music, "Mr. 73" by Bruno Coulais is an essential addition to your collection.

12 maart 2008

2008 Création Couramiaud / Copyright Gaumont

2007 Gaumont / LGM Films

About Bruno Coulais

Bruno Coulais is a celebrated French composer renowned for his evocative film scores that have captivated audiences worldwide. Born in Paris in 1954, Coulais began his musical journey on the violin and piano, with aspirations to compose contemporary classical music. His career took a pivotal turn when he was invited to score a documentary by director François Reichenbach, marking the beginning of his illustrious work in film and television.

Coulais' compositions are known for their emotional depth and innovative use of orchestral and ethnic instruments, creating rich, immersive soundscapes. He has collaborated with esteemed directors such as Claude Nuridsany, Frédéric Schoendoerffer, and Jacques Perrin, earning him three César Awards and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the World Soundtrack Academy. His notable works include the scores for "The Chorus," "Microcosmos," "Coraline," and "Wolfwalkers," each showcasing his unique ability to enhance the narrative and emotional impact of a film.

Beyond his film scores, Coulais has also made significant contributions to contemporary classical music, including his moving "Stabat Mater," inspired by the poignant photograph "Madonna of Bentalha." His music continues to inspire and move audiences, cementing his status as one of the most respected composers in the industry.