The Sun Also Rises Soundtrack (

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Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Tai yang zhao chang sheng qi

Title in Italiano:

The Sun Also Rises

Title in Português:

The Sun Also Rises

Synopsis

The Sun Also Rises is a novel written by Ernest Hemingway. The story follows a group of American and British expatriates as they travel from Paris to Pamplona, Spain to watch the running of the bulls and the bullfights. The main character, Jake Barnes, is a war veteran who is in love with Lady Brett Ashley, but their relationship is complicated by Jake's war injury which has left him impotent.

Throughout the novel, the characters grapple with themes of love, masculinity, and the disillusionment of the post-World War I era. The group's hedonistic lifestyle and search for meaning in a world that seems devoid of it are central to the plot.

The Sun Also Rises is considered one of Hemingway's greatest works and a classic of American literature. Its spare prose and exploration of themes such as love and loss have made it a timeless and enduring novel.

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Play Title Artist
The Sun Also Rises
Solo
Woman
Summertime
mirrored heart
Liability
Pool
No Hope Generation
Truly
Delicate - Recorded at The Tracking Room Nashville
Lonesome Love
Care For You
People, I've been sad
Lived In Bars
When You Wash Your Hair
Ballad Of Big Nothing
No Plan
Be My Mistake
You Know I'm No Good
Cayendo (Side A - Acoustic)
the 1
Singanushiga (Yizaiti Yiliyasi)
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Prologue / When Madness Sets In
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Just Call Me Aloysha
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Madman on a Tree
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Looking for Mother
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Where Is Mother?
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Here She Goes Again
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Reminiscence
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Mother's Secret Lair
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
A Miraculous Recovery
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
The Mother Vanishes
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
The Parade
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
One from Her Heart
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Confession of a Secret Admirer
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
The Hunting Party
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Seduction
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
The Hunt / The Lair
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Night of the Betrayal
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Final Reckoning
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Singanushiga (Ye'erjiang Mahefushi & Asiha'er Maimaiti)
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
The Sun Also Rises
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Mother's Secret Lair
Joe Hisaishi: Performer
Singanushiga (Ye'erjiang Mahefushi & Asiha'er Maimaiti)
Joe Hisaishi: Performer

User reviews

James Roberts
2/10

I found the repetitive use of certain musical motifs in the soundtrack of The Sun Also Rises to be distracting and monotonous. Instead of enhancing the emotional depth of the narrative, the repetitive nature of the music became tiresome and detracted from my overall enjoyment of the film adaptation.

Michael Smith
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Sun Also Rises enhances the reading experience by immersing the listener in the world of Hemingway's novel. It is a thoughtful and evocative musical accompaniment that adds depth to the themes explored in the story.

Matthew Rodriguez
4/10

The soundtrack for The Sun Also Rises felt mismatched with the tone and atmosphere of the novel. The music choices did not effectively capture the sense of disillusionment and existential angst that permeates the story, leaving me feeling disconnected from the characters and their struggles.

Linda Lewis
6/10

The melancholic melodies in certain tracks evoke the sense of disillusionment and longing felt by the characters in the novel. The music beautifully conveys the emotional complexity of the relationships portrayed in the story.

Robert King
6/10

The soundtrack of The Sun Also Rises perfectly captures the essence of the novel's setting in 1920s Europe. The use of traditional Spanish guitar and brass instruments creates a vibrant and authentic atmosphere that enhances the storytelling.

Patricia Hernandez
5/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack seamlessly transitions between moments of tension and moments of introspection. The dynamic range of the music mirrors the highs and lows experienced by the characters throughout their journey.