Lultima Tarantella by Everkent from Bruxelles Belgium

Fascinated by ancient music, Ennio Morricone often came up with music styles from the past (the Passacaglia, the Responsorio, the Missa Luba…) and more prominently the Tarantella, the most famous example being “Rabbia e Tarantella” from “Allonsanfan” (1974), used by Tarantino for the closing credits of “Inglourious Basterds”. Other specimens are found in “Che c’entriamo noi con la rivoluzione” (1972), “Il prato” (1979), “Si salvi chi vuole” (1980), “Cartoni animati” (1997), “Baaria” (2009), and even the piece “Bestiality” from “The Thing” (1982) could have been ed “Tarantella of the Beast”. Nicola Piovani, Gino Marinuzzi Jr and other composers also tried their hand at this music style.

Release date
January 30, 2019

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