The soundtrack of the man with the camera

When 1929 was first released, it was a silent movie with live music in the cinema. Later, some different soundtracks were released:1995-a new composition team, Alloy Orchestra, based on the notes left by vittorio. It combines sound effects such as alarm, baby crying and crowd noise. There are several different DVD versions. 1996-Norwegian composer Gail Jensen (also known as Biosphere) was presented by Troms International Film Festival (Troms? International Film Festival) was ordered to compile a new film soundtrack for the film, with the screenwriter as the director and the piano accompanist as the guide. Jenson wrote half the soundtrack of the movie and gave the other half to Marthinsen (also known as mental speeding). It was adopted in 1996 TIFF as the Norwegian version of the movie Kameraet by Mannemid. After the film festival, the soundtrack of this film will no longer be used, and a CD will be released on 200 1. 1999- Nursery Edition was made for Bradford International Film Festival. At present, several available DVD versions are often matched with Alloy Orchestra as the choice of movie soundtrack. 2002-The soundtrack version of the film created by Jason Swinsko is performed by the British Jazz and Electronic Music Film Orchestra. Originally produced for the Porto 2000 Film Festival, it was released by the limited edition DVD of the British music and art brand Ninja Tune. This DVD version is very popular at present and more expensive than other DVD versions. 2002-DVD released by the British Film Association, with music composed by Michael nyman. This soundtrack can be seen in many different DVD versions.