Notes & Personnel Info |
 | Personnel includes: Artie Kane (conductor); Stuart Canin (concertmaster). |
| Producer: Michael Convertino. |
| Includes liner notes by Daniel Schweiger and Denise Shaw. |
| All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology. |
| Audio Mixer: Shawn Murphy. |
| Liner Note Author: Daniel Schweiger. |
| Recording information: Sony Scorer. |
| Editor: Ken Wannberg. |
| Can music convey the complex and powerful emotions of romance? Is there an aural equivalent to the giddy and magical feeling of falling in love? Do soundtracks retain their strength without the accompanying movie? Thanks to Michael Convertino's instrumental score for BED OF ROSES, the answer is a resounding "Yes!" |
| Sumptuously ethereal, the soundtrack, which mixes Convertino's score with some catchy pop songs by Sarah McLachlan, the Borrowers, Scarlet and Daniel O'Brien, vividly evokes the emotional beauty of director Michael Goldenberg's cinematic valentine. "Boom," dreamy and wistful, evokes the emptiness of being lonely. Convertino quickly hints at amorous salvation in "Too Much Perfection," which reflects the mystery and excitement of discovering a secret admirer. Finally, in "Amelia," comes the intense satisfaction only the mutual recognition of true love can bring. |
| The romantic thrills of Convertino's score will be immediately evident even to those who haven't seen the film; it features just the right mix of musical intuition and technical proficiency to ensure it will work in any context--whether the listener is doing the dishes or having a candlelight dinner. |
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