Tomislav Simović - The Zagreb School of Animated Film (2022) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Tomislav Simović
- Title: The Zagreb School of Animated Film (Original Motion Picture Soundtracks 1961-1982)
- Year Of Release: 2022
- Label: Fox & His Friends Records
- Genre: Soundtracks
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/96kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 1:23:23
- Total Size: 472 MB; 1.74 GB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Zagreb school of animated films is a style of animation originating from Zagreb and Croatia, most notably Zagreb Film. It is represented by authors like Nikola Kostelac, Vatroslav Mimica, Dušan Vukotić and Vladimir Kristl. The term was coined by Georges Sadoul.
The "golden age" of Zagreb School spanned between 1957 and 1980, in three waves, each dominated by a different group of animators.
Tomislav Simovic (1931-2014), Zagreb born musician with 300+ film scores in his biography. He was also a well-known jazz composer in his Tomislav Simovic Orchestra. Director Vukotic picked him for the Visitors from the Galaxy and he delivered amazing, completely electronic work which was revolutionary in 1980s Yugoslavia. As the synthesizers were expensive and considered a second rate replacement for acoustic instruments, not many musicians dared to experiment with it. Visitors from the Galaxy now stands as the first ever feature film electronic score in Yugoslavia and Tomislav Simovic is remembered as one of the most prominent and highly awarded among Croatian composers, but so far none of his film pieces was released. He is also the author of the theme for animated series Professor Balthazar, probably the most famous piece of cartoon music in ex Yugoslavia. He was one of the collaborators of the New York music magazine EAR for which he wrote essays for the column Composer and Moving Image.
Tracklist:
1.01 - Tomislav Simović - Posjet iz svemira (From "A Visit from Space", 1964) (2:27)
1.02 - Tomislav Simović - Čudna ptica (From "Strange Bird", 1969) (3:29)
1.03 - Tomislav Simović - Astromati I (From "Astromutts", 1963) (2:21)
1.04 - Tomislav Simović - Astromati II (From "Astromutts", 1963) (3:55)
1.05 - Tomislav Simović - Surogat (From "The Substitute", 1961) (9:47)
1.06 - Tomislav Simović - Klizi Puzi (From "Twidle-Twidle", 1969) (4:28)
1.07 - Tomislav Simović - Začarani princ (From "The Enchanted Prince", 1978) (3:04)
1.08 - Tomislav Simović - Medvjeđa romansa (From "Grin and Bear It", 1978) (2:49)
1.09 - Tomislav Simović - Zid (From "The Wall", 1965) (2:59)
1.10 - Tomislav Simović - Dnevnik (From "Diary", 1974) (8:31)
1.11 - Tomislav Simović - Gubecziana (From "The Serfs' Uprising", 1974) (3:02)
1.12 - Tomislav Simović - Plemeniti soj (From "The Noble Strain", 1971) (7:25)
1.13 - Tomislav Simović - Homo Augens (From "Homo Augens", 1972) (4:45)
1.14 - Tomislav Simović - Idu dani (From "Passing Days", 1969) (5:12)
1.15 - Tomislav Simović - Opera Cordis (From "Opera Cordis", 1968) (2:50)
1.16 - Tomislav Simović - San (From "The Dream", 1982) (6:34)
1.17 - Tomislav Simović - Kugina kuća (From "The House of the Plague", 1980) (3:42)
1.18 - Tomislav Simović - Utopia (From "Utopia", 1973) (1:59)
1.19 - Tomislav Simović - Dan kad sam prestao pušiti (From "The Day I Stopped Smoking", 1982) (4:05)
The "golden age" of Zagreb School spanned between 1957 and 1980, in three waves, each dominated by a different group of animators.
Tomislav Simovic (1931-2014), Zagreb born musician with 300+ film scores in his biography. He was also a well-known jazz composer in his Tomislav Simovic Orchestra. Director Vukotic picked him for the Visitors from the Galaxy and he delivered amazing, completely electronic work which was revolutionary in 1980s Yugoslavia. As the synthesizers were expensive and considered a second rate replacement for acoustic instruments, not many musicians dared to experiment with it. Visitors from the Galaxy now stands as the first ever feature film electronic score in Yugoslavia and Tomislav Simovic is remembered as one of the most prominent and highly awarded among Croatian composers, but so far none of his film pieces was released. He is also the author of the theme for animated series Professor Balthazar, probably the most famous piece of cartoon music in ex Yugoslavia. He was one of the collaborators of the New York music magazine EAR for which he wrote essays for the column Composer and Moving Image.
Tracklist:
1.01 - Tomislav Simović - Posjet iz svemira (From "A Visit from Space", 1964) (2:27)
1.02 - Tomislav Simović - Čudna ptica (From "Strange Bird", 1969) (3:29)
1.03 - Tomislav Simović - Astromati I (From "Astromutts", 1963) (2:21)
1.04 - Tomislav Simović - Astromati II (From "Astromutts", 1963) (3:55)
1.05 - Tomislav Simović - Surogat (From "The Substitute", 1961) (9:47)
1.06 - Tomislav Simović - Klizi Puzi (From "Twidle-Twidle", 1969) (4:28)
1.07 - Tomislav Simović - Začarani princ (From "The Enchanted Prince", 1978) (3:04)
1.08 - Tomislav Simović - Medvjeđa romansa (From "Grin and Bear It", 1978) (2:49)
1.09 - Tomislav Simović - Zid (From "The Wall", 1965) (2:59)
1.10 - Tomislav Simović - Dnevnik (From "Diary", 1974) (8:31)
1.11 - Tomislav Simović - Gubecziana (From "The Serfs' Uprising", 1974) (3:02)
1.12 - Tomislav Simović - Plemeniti soj (From "The Noble Strain", 1971) (7:25)
1.13 - Tomislav Simović - Homo Augens (From "Homo Augens", 1972) (4:45)
1.14 - Tomislav Simović - Idu dani (From "Passing Days", 1969) (5:12)
1.15 - Tomislav Simović - Opera Cordis (From "Opera Cordis", 1968) (2:50)
1.16 - Tomislav Simović - San (From "The Dream", 1982) (6:34)
1.17 - Tomislav Simović - Kugina kuća (From "The House of the Plague", 1980) (3:42)
1.18 - Tomislav Simović - Utopia (From "Utopia", 1973) (1:59)
1.19 - Tomislav Simović - Dan kad sam prestao pušiti (From "The Day I Stopped Smoking", 1982) (4:05)
Year 2022 | Soundtracks | Electronic | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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