Soundtrack Information

Ursus e la ragazza tartara

Ursus e la ragazza tartara

Limited Edition of 300 Copies

Kronos (KRONGOLD031)

Release Date: June 15, 2019

Format: CD

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Track Listing

1. Opening Titles 2:33
2. Michael Abducted 0:59
3. The Camp / The Steppes 1:59
4. Suleiman's Camp 0:44
5. Suleiman Victorious 0:58
6. Ila and Stefan 1:26
7. Dinner and War-talk 1:19
8. What is your name 1:00
9. Ila and Stefan II 1:34
10. Michael finds Ursus 0:35
11. Punishment for leniency 0:49
12. Prince Stefan Enslaved 0:34
13. Ila roams the streets 0:25
14. Secret Congregation 2:37
15. The Khan Marches 1:25
16. Marriage Arrangements 0:29
17. The Excavators 0:31
18. Ila's Plea 0:48
19. I decided to marry you 0:17
20. Heavy March 0:44
21. In front of the Khan 0:39
22. Forgiveness and Mercy 3:33
23. Prelude to a Duel 0:32
24. Ila defies the Khan 0:20
25. Tartar festivities 0:51
26. Dance till you drop 1:53
27. The Kozack Dance 1:42
28. Suleiman's plea 1:18
29. Suleiman lets go 0:33
30. Michael Rescued 1:10
31. Finale 0:45
32. Balalaika (outtakes) 1:27
33. Cavalry Attacks (outtake) 0:28
34. Ila and Stephan (alt) 1:44
35. Tarar Festivities (alt) 0:52
  Total Album Time: 39:33

From the Manufacturer

Kronos Records is extremel proud to present the soundtrack to the 1961 Remigio Del Grosso film Ursus e la ragazza tartara (Tartar Invasion). The film starred Yoko Tani, Roland Lesaffre, Ettore Manni, Grazia Maria Spina, Joe Robinson and Akim Tamiroff. Music by legendary composer Angelo Francesco Lavagnino (composer of Saladino and a myriad other gorgeous scores).

The score was never released before in any format and is a worldwide exclusive to Kronos Records, courtesy of the SUGAR / CAM Vaults. The CD contains all the music Maestro Lavagnino composed for the film presented in film order, including various pieces that did not make it in the film, since production used stock music instead of these original pieces. A big orchestral score for this epic adventure film, with a peplum flavour in unique Angelo Francesco Lavagnino fashion! and conducted by another of Italy's Golden Age composers, Carlo Franci.

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