Name: Scent of a Woman [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
Brand: MCA
SKU: 7535
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Scent of a Woman [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]

Rating

Album: Scent of a Woman [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Main Title (Scent Of A Woman)	More Info...	2:58
2)	A Tour Of Pleasures	More Info...	0:50
3)	Tract House Ginch	More Info...	1:05
4)	45 In 25	More Info...	3:24
5)	Balloons	More Info...	0:54
6)	Cigars, Part Two	More Info...	2:31
8)	Long Gray Line	More Info...	1:02
9)	The Oakroom	More Info...	0:35
10)	Park Ave.	More Info...	4:29
11)	Witnesses	More Info...	1:21
12)	Beyond Danger	More Info...	2:45
14)	Other Plans	More Info...	2:10
15)	Assembly	More Info...	2:03
16)	Fleurs De Rocaille	More Info...	2:51
17)	End Title (Scent Of A Woman)	More Info...	2:35

Album: Scent of a Woman [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Main Title (Scent Of A Woman)	More Info...	2:58
2)	A Tour Of Pleasures	More Info...	0:50
3)	Tract House Ginch	More Info...	1:05
4)	45 In 25	More Info...	3:24
5)	Balloons	More Info...	0:54
6)	Cigars, Part Two	More Info...	2:31
8)	Long Gray Line	More Info...	1:02
9)	The Oakroom	More Info...	0:35
10)	Park Ave.	More Info...	4:29
11)	Witnesses	More Info...	1:21
12)	Beyond Danger	More Info...	2:45
14)	Other Plans	More Info...	2:10
15)	Assembly	More Info...	2:03
16)	Fleurs De Rocaille	More Info...	2:51
17)	End Title (Scent Of A Woman)	More Info...	2:35

Performer Notes

All music by Thomas Newman.
Personnel: Jon Clarke (oboe, English horn, oboe d'amore).
Audio Mixers: John Vigran; Thomas Newman.
Recording information: Village Recorders, West Los Angeles, CA.
Editors: Bill Bernstein; Bob Badami.
A film involving a violently loud, retired, and suicidal blind man (played by Al Pacino) could have been stricken with a motion picture score to match the surface mood. Thomas Newman's score for Scent of a Woman delves beneath the surface, and what is found is a set that sounds not only classical but classy. There is a chilling calm in the music, a dreamlike state, that draws energy from the colors and feelings of autumn in New York City. Just as one track settles into a peaceful sleep, the stings and violins and drums come marching in, often too briefly, and fade away. While awaiting their return, the quietness of the "in-between" tracks pulls the listener in until what was being waited for is nearly forgotten. The soundtrack features "Por Una Cabeza" performed by the Tango Project; the piece served as the centerpiece of emotion in the film, in which the beautiful Gabrielle Anwar takes Al Pacino's hand and learns that seeing music through wide-open eyes is not half as important as feeling it with the other four senses. Newman's soundtrack believes that too. ~ Peter Fawthrop