• The Libertine (1968) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.40/10 from 833 votes

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Synopsis

After discovering her late husband's swinger's pad, a widow uses the apartment to explore her own sexuality, while searching for a man who can reciprocate her passions.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Libertine
	Becoming Jerome - Gattaca	Michael Nyman: Performer
	House On Fire - The Actors	Michael Nyman: Performer
	Digital Tragedy - Man With a Movie Camera	Michael Nyman: Performer
	Zinc Bar - The Actors	Michael Nyman: Performer
	The Mood That Passes Through You - The Piano	Michael Nyman: Performer
	Silver-Fingered Fling - The Piano	Michael Nyman: Performer
	Goodbye Moortie - The Diary of Anne Frank	Michael Nyman: Performer
	Through the Only Window	Michael Nyman: Performer
	Sadie's Song	Michael Nyman: Performer
	An Eye for Optical Theory - The Draughtsman's Contract	Michael Nyman: Performer
	Dolores - The Actors	Michael Nyman: Performer
	The 7th Visit - Everyday	Michael Nyman: Performer
	The Mistress - The Libertine	Michael Nyman: Performer
	House On Fire (Reprise) - The Actors	Michael Nyman: Performer
	Franklyn - Wonderland	Michael Nyman: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Main Titles)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Slow Take)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Dream Version)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Waltz Theme)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Bossa Nova)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Psychedelic)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Piano Solo)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Postlude)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Finale)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore Dice Ciao (Theme Song)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore dice ciao (Psychedelic) (previously unreleased)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'amore dice ciao (Theme Song) (Sung by Andee Silver)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	SIDE ONE: La matriarca (Titoli)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	La matriarca (Slow Take)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	La matriarca (Dream Version)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	La matriarca (Waltz Theme)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	SIDE TWO: L'amore dice ciao (Vocal: Andee Silver)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	La matriarca (Bossa Nova)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	La matriarca (Piano Solo)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	La matriarca (Postlude)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	La matriarca (Finale)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	Main Titles	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	Slow Take	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	Dream Version	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	Waltz Theme	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	Bossa Nova Remix	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	Piano Solo (Performed by Armando Trovaioli)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	Postlude	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	Finale	Armando Trovajoli: Performer
	L'Amor Dice Ciao (Song by Andee Silver)	Armando Trovajoli: Performer

User reviews

Michael Rodriguez

6/10

While listening to the music, I felt a sense of intimacy and vulnerability that mirrored the protagonist's own vulnerabilities and desires.

Michael Perez

8/10

The use of various instruments and melodies adds depth and complexity to the soundtrack, reflecting the complexity of the main character's emotions.

Sarah Scott

5/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the themes of liberation and self-discovery, adding layers of complexity to the story and character development.

Donna Lee

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Libertine is a crucial component of the film, enriching the viewing experience and providing a deeper understanding of the widow's emotional and sexual awakening.

Joseph Robinson

8/10

The music creates a seductive and alluring atmosphere that draws the listener into the world of the film.

Karen Campbell

1/10

The choice of songs in the soundtrack did not seem to complement the themes and character development in the film. I felt that the music failed to enhance the mood of the scenes and instead created a sense of disconnect between the audience and the characters.

Timothy Turner

7/10

The soundtrack showcases the talents of the composer in capturing the essence of the characters and their relationships through music.

Mary Lewis

5/10

The soundscapes created by the soundtrack helped me empathize with the protagonist's journey of exploring her own sexuality and seeking fulfillment in unexpected places.

Michael Thompson

5/10

The music sets the mood for the film, enhancing the emotional depth of the widow's journey as she navigates her newfound desires and seeks connection.

Paul Jones

8/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends with the visuals, enhancing the overall cinematic experience and immersing the audience in the story.

Edward Parker

4/10

I found the soundtrack of The Libertine to be quite jarring and out of place with the overall tone of the movie. The music often felt disjointed and distracting, taking away from the emotional depth of the story.

Mark Lewis

5/10

The soundtrack of The Libertine perfectly captures the mix of sensuality and exploration that the main character goes through after her husband's death.

Charles Nelson

5/10

I found the choice of instruments and melodies to be evocative and immersive, drawing me deeper into the character's experiences and inner turmoil.

David Lewis

8/10

The soundtrack of The Libertine perfectly captures the raw emotions and sensuality of the main character's journey towards self-discovery.

Michelle Gonzalez

8/10

Each track evokes a different aspect of the protagonist's inner desires and inner turmoil, enhancing the storytelling.

Timothy Johnson

8/10

Overall, the music in The Libertine is a crucial element that enhances the film's themes of passion, desire, and self-discovery, making it a truly memorable experience.