Soundtrack › No Reservations [Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack]

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Released: July 24, 2007
Label: Decca

Tracks:

1.Truffles and Quail, for orchestra
2.Sway
3.Aida, opera: Celeste (as used in the film "No Reservations")
4.Gianni Schicchi, opera: O mio babbino caro (as used in the film "No Reservations")
5.No Reservations, film score: Zoe & Kate Watch Video
6.Traviata, opera: Libiamo n? lieti calici Brindisi, La (as used in the film "No Reservations")
7.Via con me, song
8.Rigoletto, opera: La donna ? mobile (as used in the film "No Reservations")
9.Madama Butterfly (Madame Butterfly), opera: Un bel d? (as used in the film "No Reservations")
10.No Reservations, film score: Zoe Goes To The Restaurant
11.Gioconda, opera in 4 acts: Cielo e mar, La (as used in the film "No Reservations")
12.Mambo Gelato, song
13.Turandot, opera: Nessun dorma (as used in the film "No Reservations")
14.Count on My Love, song

Product Description:

Composer: Philip Glass.

Lyricists: Renato Simoni; Giuseppe Adami ; Peter Tomasso; Pablo Beltr n Ruiz; Giuseppe Giacosa; Luigi Illica .

Personnel: Liz Phair, Michael Bubl?, Paolo Conte, Ray Gelato, Carlo Bergonzi, Joseph Calleja, Joan Sutherland, Renata Tebaldi (vocals); Luciano Pavarotti (tenor).

For the soundtrack to the 2007 cooking-themed romantic comedy NO RESERVATIONS, the filmmakers enlisted composer Phillip Glass to create the lighthearted score (see "Zoe Goes to the Restaurant"). Rounding out the album are tracks by opera legends Renata Tebaldi and Luciano Pavarotti (most notably Tebaldi's majestic rendition of Puccini's "O Mio Babbino Caro"), as well as pop performers Michael Buble and Liz Phair (see Buble's Latin-tinged "Sway").