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Gabriel Yared

"37°2 le Matin" is a French film score composed by Gabriel Yared. The film was directed by Jean-Jacques Beineix and premiered on April 9, 1986. The score is divided into 12 movements and is known for its sensual and romantic themes. The first movement, "Betty et Zorg," introduces the main characters and their relationship. The music is dreamy and romantic, with a hint of melancholy. The second movement, "La Plage," is a playful and upbeat piece that captures the carefree spirit of the couple's vacation. The third movement, "Le Reve de Betty," is a hauntingly beautiful piece that reflects Betty's inner turmoil. The fourth movement, "La Nuit," is a sensual and seductive piece that captures the passion between Betty and Zorg. The fifth movement, "Le Reve de Zorg," is a melancholic piece that reflects Zorg's longing for a better life. The sixth movement, "La Fete," is a lively and energetic piece that captures the excitement of a party. The seventh movement, "Le Depart," is a somber and reflective piece that captures the sadness of leaving a place and a person behind. The eighth movement, "La Mort de Lisa," is a tragic and emotional piece that reflects the loss of a loved one. The ninth movement, "Le Retour," is a hopeful and optimistic piece that captures the couple's reunion. The tenth movement, "Le Reve de Betty (Reprise)," is a reprise of the third movement, but with a more positive and uplifting tone. The eleventh movement, "La Fin," is a bittersweet piece that captures the end of the couple's relationship. The final movement, "Betty et Zorg (Reprise)," is a reprise of the first movement, but with a more nostalgic and reflective tone. Overall, the score for "37°2 le Matin" is characterized by its sensual and romantic themes, as well as its ability to capture the emotions and inner turmoil of the main characters. Gabriel Yared's use of orchestration and instrumentation creates a dreamy and ethereal atmosphere that perfectly complements the film's visuals.

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