Morricone: Theme from Cinema Paradiso (Renaud Capuçon)

In 1990 Cinema Paradiso won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, Ennio Morricone wrote unforgettable film music for the movie, here is Renaud Capuçon’s wonderful interpretation, taken from the album Cinema: w.lnk.to/cinema
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[@emrysemrys3375]

The violin is crying

[@ABruin-vw8bi]

In my non-professional opinion, the tempo here was too fast. Was the soloist rushing to catch a train?? In many respects the music lost much of its emotion and poignancy. When Maestro Morricone conducted the orchestra himself in his concert in Piazza San Marco in Venice a dozen or more years ago, this piece of musical genius was over 5 minutes in length.

[@ibnufitra1601]

Even if you never watch the movie.. this song can tell the sad side of the story very well. Beautiful masterpiece.

[@Ocelot2000]

OK but credit has to go to Angela Morley who was the one who arranged this for John Williams album Cinema Serenade with Itzhak Perlman soloing, Still grave, gorgeous playing here as well!

[@Yul-Uhlu]

It makes my heart ache for my youth, when I did not know real loss or of death. This song is painfully beautiful.

[@Alanoffer]

The sound of that violin is beyond belief . Beautifully played .

[@eastchesterjester]

This is so insanely beautiful. Impossible not to be moved deeply.

[@demetrikuriakedes2193]

I have listened to so many versions of this piece..... This version is my preference...... The first 5 times I listened to it _ could not stop the tears!!

[@bakalaruru]

R.I.P. Maestro Ennio Morricone. Your music has brought great joy to the world and my ears.

[@prestongoforth1185]

One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written

[@bongongkilla]

The feeling I get from this song is one I've practically never experienced before.

[@eveonthetree]

My eyes are full of tears now. Thank you so much for the wonderful performance

[@apollocobain8363]

Speaks directly to your soul.

[@pian0bs3ss3d]

My husband played this for me on the violin (with orchestral accompaniment on his bluetooth speaker 😂) when he proposed; he asked me to marry him during the song at

[@linrogers4326]

There are no words to describe this. So beautiful.

[@powerprayernetwork5840]

Thank you Maestro Ennio for this beautiful masterpiece 💜 as a child my Nonna put on Cinema Paradiso for all us grandchildren to watch and to this day it’s still one of my favorite films. 😊

[@leesun0926]

I can't stop myself from repeating this version, loved that emotional violin solo, so beautiful.

[@Paty75013]

Magnifique…😮Monsieur Renaud Capuçon, je vous admire !!!❤

[@linrogers4326]

There are no words. So beautiful.

[@jeannegillette155]

I have listened to MANY renditions of this but this one the violin seems RICHER TONES. HE IS WONDERFUL. UNFORTUNATELY I GET THE MELODY CAUGHT IN MY MIND AND KEEP GOING BACK TO IT LIKE A HAMSTER ON A WHEEL.