KnowraEnnio MorriconeLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Ennio Morricone, each with the reason it gives.All 13Related 12Compared with 1Film scoreRelated: His work for westerns shows how unconventional sounds can define a film’s musical identity.Clint EastwoodRelated: His music helped define the sound of Eastwood’s Leone-era Westerns.Film musicRelated: Morricone expanded film scoring with unconventional timbres and memorable themes.Spaghetti WesternRelated: His unconventional scores made music an active part of the genre’s dramatic action.Sergio LeoneRelated: Morricone’s themes often shaped scenes from the outset rather than merely accompanying them.The Magnificent SevenCompared with: His later Western sound contrasts with Elmer Bernstein’s orchestral theme for this film.A Fistful of DollarsRelated: His distinctive score uses whistles, bells, and guitar to give the film a sound unlike Hollywood westerns.Once Upon a Time in the WestRelated: His character-specific themes make the score a central part of the film’s storytelling.The Good, the Bad and the UglyRelated: His distinctive themes and sound effects give the film tension beyond its dialogue.Cinema of ItalyRelated: His scores made Italian genre films recognizable through sound as well as image.James HornerRelated: Morricone’s distinctive use of timbre and memorable themes offers a useful point of comparison with Horner.Gheorghe ZamfirRelated: Morricone’s film music gave Zamfir’s nai a prominent role in international cinema.Music of ItalyRelated: His film music extended Italian composition into a globally influential popular medium.