A man of many traits and talents, Cyrano de Bergerac, a 17th-century Gascon swordsman, poet, and philosopher, is highly efficient with both his sword and his tongue. He also happens to own the largest nose in Paris. Secretly head-over-heels in love with beautiful Roxane, Cyrano is shocked to discover that she has fallen for the handsome but shallow recruit to the Cadets de Gascogne, Christian de Neuvillette. As a result, convinced that he is no match for the handsome but tongue-tied suitor, Cyrano steps aside and decides to pen Christian's love letters to help him woo Roxane. Isn't this selfless act of kindness the greatest declaration of love?
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Cyrano de Bergerac
Jean De Florette - "Main Theme"
Franck Barcellini:
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Mon Oncle / Playtime - Jacques Tati Suite
Franck Barcellini:
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Fort Saganne - Theme
Franck Barcellini:
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Jules Et Jim - "Main Title"
Franck Barcellini:
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Jules Et Jim - "Vacances"
Franck Barcellini:
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Opera Sauvage - L'Enfant
Franck Barcellini:
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Bilitis - Theme
Franck Barcellini:
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La Femme Nikita - "Learning Time"
Franck Barcellini:
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Diva - "Ebben? Ne Andro Lontano From 'La Wally'"
Franck Barcellini:
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Diva - "Promenade Sentimentale"
Franck Barcellini:
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La Reine Margot - "Lullaby"
Franck Barcellini:
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Cyrano De Bergerac - "Main & End Titles"
Franck Barcellini:
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Main Title
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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King Of Clowns
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Servant Girl
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Invitation
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Dark Parisian Streets
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Pastry Shop
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Cyrano's Disappointment
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Roxane's Request
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Entrance Of The Guards
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Cardinal's Decree
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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No Thank You!
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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A New Recruit
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Lover By Proxy
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Lute Solo
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Roxane's Delight
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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A Challenge From Roxane
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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A Pair Of Suitors
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Disc Time:
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Diversion
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Cuckolded Count
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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A Last Letter
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Roxane's Arrival
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Volunteer
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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There Could Be An Accident
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Guitar Solo
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Run Down
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Convent
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Foully Murdered
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Tango Cyrano
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Tiomkin Directs The Orchestra
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Cyrano de Bergerac - Overture
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Alamo - Suite - i. Overture ii. Davy Crockett iii. Battle iv. Epilogue
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Old Man and the Sea - Theme, Cubana and Finale
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Four Poster - Overture
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Giant - Suite - i. Prelude ii. There's NEver Been anyone Else But You iii. Finale
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Fall of the Roman Empire - The Fall of Love (Instrumental theme)
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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High Noon - Do Not Forsake Me (Andrew Playfoot, vocals)
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Rawhide - Theme (Andrew Playfoot, vocals)
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The High and the Mighty - Suite
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Hitchcock Suite - Dial 'M' for Murder and Strangers on a Train
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The Wild is the Wind - Theme (Whitney Claire Kaufman, vocals)
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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The SUndowners - Theme
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Circus World - The John 'Duke' Wayne March
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Land of the Pharaohs - Theme and Pharaoh's Procession
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Friendly Persuasion - The Fair
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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Friendly Persuasion - Thee I Love (Whitney Claire Kaufman and Andrew Playfoot, vocals)
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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ITUNES EXCLUSIVE: Guns of Navarone
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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ITUNES EXCLUSIVE: Search for Paradise
Dimitri Tiomkin:
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User reviews
Amanda Phillips
8/10
The emotional depth and complexity of the characters are beautifully complemented by the evocative music in the soundtrack.
Lisa Allen
5/10
Overall, the soundtrack of Cyrano de Bergerac is a masterful blend of period-inspired music, emotional depth, and exceptional vocal performances that elevate the film to a new level of storytelling and cinematic experience.
Steven Wilson
2/10
The use of modern or anachronistic musical elements in the soundtrack felt out of place and distracting, taking away from the immersion in the historical setting of 17th-century Paris. It lacked authenticity and coherence with the overall aesthetic of the film.
Mary Williams
7/10
The compositions in the soundtrack evoke a sense of nostalgia and romance, transporting listeners to the world of Cyrano and Roxane.
Amanda Young
5/10
The romantic themes in the music beautifully underscore the love triangle between Cyrano, Roxane, and Christian, adding layers of complexity and depth to their intertwined relationships.
Anthony Garcia
2/10
The soundtrack of Cyrano de Bergerac did not effectively capture the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' inner struggles and conflicts. The music felt generic and uninspired, failing to elevate the storytelling to a higher level.
Timothy Mitchell
7/10
Overall, the soundtrack of Cyrano de Bergerac is a masterpiece that elevates the film to a whole new level, making it a truly unforgettable cinematic experience.
George Wright
6/10
The emotional depth conveyed through the music enhances the audience's connection to Cyrano's inner turmoil and unrequited love for Roxane, making the film even more poignant and compelling.
James Campbell
7/10
The soundtrack seamlessly blends different musical styles, from classical to folk, enhancing the overall listening experience.
Donald White
5/10
The soundtrack effectively conveys Cyrano's wit and charm through playful and lively compositions that reflect his quick wit and sharp intellect.
Stephanie Walker
7/10
The use of poetic and lyrical compositions in the music mirrors the eloquence and wit of Cyrano's character.
Susan Clark
5/10
The orchestral arrangements are masterfully done, providing a dynamic backdrop for the film's dramatic moments and heightening the tension and emotion in key scenes.
David Smith
5/10
The use of traditional instruments like the lute and harpsichord adds an authentic touch to the soundtrack, transporting listeners back in time and creating a rich atmosphere for the film.
Matthew Martinez
7/10
Each track in the soundtrack effectively conveys the emotions and inner turmoil of the characters, especially Cyrano's unrequited love for Roxane.
Kenneth Garcia
2/10
The melodies and arrangements in the soundtrack lacked originality and failed to leave a lasting impression. There was a lack of memorable themes or motifs that could have enhanced the audience's connection to the characters and their journey. Overall, the music felt forgettable and underwhelming.
Carol Lee
8/10
The soundtrack of Cyrano de Bergerac perfectly captures the essence of the 17th-century setting with its traditional instrumentation and melodies.
John Parker
7/10
The music in Cyrano de Bergerac adds an extra layer of depth to the narrative, making the film even more engaging and memorable.
Paul Campbell
5/10
The soundtrack of Cyrano de Bergerac captures the essence of the 17th-century setting beautifully, with a mix of classical and period-inspired music that immerses the listener in the story.
Betty Jones
6/10
The vocal performances in the soundtrack are exceptional, with haunting melodies and powerful lyrics that mirror Cyrano's conflicted feelings and the complexities of his relationships.
Robert Wright
8/10
The soundtrack enhances the storytelling of the film by creating a rich and immersive auditory experience for the audience.
Edward Hernandez
8/10
The musical arrangements in Cyrano de Bergerac are so captivating that they can stand alone as pieces of art outside of the film.
