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thisisnotjuli · 1 year
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Goncharov score masterpost
I want to make a post to keep track of all the Goncharov score that’s been uploaded to tumblr, so I will link to all the one’s I’ve found so far and update with any new ones that come up (if you know any I’m missing please share the link!)
Main Theme uploaded by @caramiaaddio
Main Theme (End Titles) uploaded by @if-only-angels-could-prevail
Main Theme (Reprise) uploaded by @raccoonfink
Main Theme uploaded by @eternenty
General Soundtrack uploaded by @mortal-ghost
Shortened Main Title as used in the original theatrical release, uploaded by @somanyofthekids
Main Theme (Opening Credits) uploaded by @fireball-me
The Bridge Breaks uploaded by @nicewizard
The Clocktower uploaded by @dungeonmastersconsortium
Farewell Scene uploaded by @levuna (pointed out to me by @graduatedpillowmonster, thank you!)
Farewell Scene - Extended Version uploaded by @levuna
Tempus Fugit - “Clock Theme” uploaded by @trupowieszcz  (pointed out to me by @graduatedpillowmonster, thank you!)
Goncharov Theme in Minor uploaded by @mapplejuice  (pointed out to me by @graduatedpillowmonster, thank you!)
Katya’s Leitmotif (Vinyl Rip) uploaded by @unscharf-an-den-raendern  (pointed out to me by @graduatedpillowmonster, thank you!)
Andrey’s Theme uploaded by @the-frosty-mac (pointed out to me by @muzic4sewerratz , thank you!)
It Is True (Extract) uploaded by @hex-of-els (pointed out to me by @graduatedpillowmonster, thank you!)
Memories Of Water - Goncharov Soundtrack uploaded by @rismrus (pointed out to me by themself-- please do feel free to toot your own horn!)
Katya’s Sonata uploaded by @arcanistvysoren
“For My Love” Andrey’s Serenade uploaded by @diagnosed-anxiety-disorder
Stolen Time uploaded by @avatar-of-the-vast
Sharing A Dance uploaded by @the-frosty-mac (pointed out to me by themself)
In The Boathouse uploaded by @madame-karenina
What Was And Will Be uploaded by @piano-flute
Overture on the Clocktower uploaded by @dead-minecraft-fandoms (pointed out to me by @mccoppinscrapyard, thank you!)
Privyet Goncharov uploaded by @rismrus (pointed out to me by themself)
Goncharov’s Gun uploaded by @netcup
Sofia’s Serenade to Katya, from the deleted scene in the boat where she sings “Come Raggio di Sol,” uploaded by @melongumi
Sofia’s Theme uploaded by @andrey-transgenderism
Icepick Joe’s Leitmotif uploaded by @whimperandabang
Waltz of the Pearls uploaded by @raynaonyourparade
Katya’s Theme uploaded by @fancydunamancy
Katya’s Theme (a different version) uploaded by @katyathemegoncharov
Katya’s Death Song (ночь, улица, фонарь) uploaded by @traumagician
Lovers Forlon - “Katya and Sofia Final Goodbye” from the deleted scene, uploaded by @colours-of-the-galaxies
Andrey On The Bridge uploaded by @reinbel
Palace Dance Scene uploaded by @lostlovepunk
Dirge of the Living uploaded by @paradoxicalpockets
Smoke and Mirrors uploaded by @andrey-shot-first
Goncharov, Alone uploaded by @khufiya-khaufnak-antariksh
If You Loved Me, You Wouldn’t Miss uploaded by @thetasteoffire who also provided a transcript in a reblog of this post (link)
Clocktower Confrontation uploaded by @rismrus
Goncharov’s Dream uploaded by @verochkasnightmarecorner
Love Theme uploaded by @literary-potat0
Time Motif (All Things Twist) uploaded by @oldbay-on-apples
Predatel'stvo (Katya's Lament) uploaded by @lierdumoa
Shootout on the Old Bridge uploaded by @raynaonyourparade
This Is It uploaded by @angrycatlovesfandoms
Gonchorov’s Theme and Sofia’s Theme uploaded by @koalas-cave
Last Train uploaded by @minotaurlovesyou
Now Departing uploaded by @theshadowbastard
The Courtroom uploaded by @traegorn
Goncharov’s Death uploaded by @loruleyuga
Katya in Peril (Vinyl Rip) uploaded by @unscharf-an-den-raendern
Te Deum (Cathedral Scene) uploaded by @3liza
Katya and Sofia uploaded by @elluminis
Love Theme uploaded by @tweltchy
Katya’s Theme uploaded by @maebird-melody
The Betrayal uploaded by @kip-can-fiddle
Chase Scene uploaded by @fireball-me
Prayer Scene uploaded by @fireball-me
Delusions by the Clocktower uploaded by @sleeveace22
A Clockmaster’s Lament uploaded by @rismrus
If only time would stop for us uploaded by @fireflydragon2005
Apples at the Market uploaded by @raynaonyourparade
Four Seconds (The Clockmaker Reprise) uploaded by @lostinthewinterwood
Demise uploaded by @hyrixmusic
In The Church At Midnight uploaded by @composerinprogress
Departing Naples uploaded by MINDSSACRE
Dockside #2, one of the unreleased tracks, uploaded by @reptilemodernism
Unnamed Fragment from Goncharov’s death scene, uploaded by @quizshow1994
Bonus:
Cover of the song Goncharov (2010) by @idiopathicsmile  (pointed out to me by @graduatedpillowmonster, thank you!)
At Goncharov’s Gate (PC Version), song written for the PC game with a Super NES port released in 1994 for PC-DOS, uploaded by @badgraph1csghost (pointed out to me by @graduatedpillowmonster, thank you!)
Intro to Goncharov (Super Nintendo version) uploaded by @badgraph1csghost
You Think You Have Time, a remix of the original theme that wound up in Hotline Miami DLC, uploaded by @coolwitchaunt
Bonus Disc Menu uploaded by @turtrose
Goncharov 8-Bit Theme from the Goncharov NES game, uploaded by @moonset-music
Trailer for Goncharov (2022) directed by @madphantom
Live action FULL MOVIE: Goncharov (2022) directed by @madphantom
Blooper Reel for Goncharov (2022) directed by @madphantom
One of the official trailers was recently recovered by @talkshowhost1996
A soundtrack compilation is now available on soundcloud
Analysis of the music in the Ballroom Scene by @clarionglass
Analysis on the overall sountrack by @odense
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ladycharles · 1 year
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As you may recall I posted this unearthed Goncharov themed funk rock song awhile back. As promised, it's available on streaming services now as a bonus track!
While more rough than I would usually put out, it's a pretty fun 70s style ballad that covers the dark/edgy/elegaic vibes of the film. If you enjoy be sure to stay tuned for my next releases! 💖
Here's a little preview video with scenes from the movie 💖
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netcup · 1 year
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I love the leitmotif for Goncharov’s gun, it’s tense, but there’s an underlying frailness to it, you can feel the indecisiveness in Goncharov’s mind, you understand that the gun is a curse he has to bear in order to walk the path he’s on. Hearing it in the bar scene when his hands go below the counter and you never see it you just see his face, his eyes, unwavering and yet so frail, you can tell he’s going to reach for it before the big reveal, I get chills every time
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rismrus · 1 year
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I had to do some serious digging for this one, plays during the introduction to Goncharov, hearing this music as it pans from his feet to his head was so ominous really sets the mood for what was to come.
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inyourmomshouse · 1 year
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Can’t believe I spent hours digging up an underrated musical snippet from Goncharov! I understand why Waltz of the Pearls isn’t as hyped as the flashier songs. Still, its unobtrusiveness combined with its slight discordance adds a neat tension to the dinner scene where Katya gifts her beloved family pearls to Sofia. 
My judgement may be swayed by how gay the scene is ... where’s my mob wife sugar mommy? :’)
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elluminis · 1 year
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A duet between Katya and Sofia's themes! Katya's theme shared by @unscharf-an-den-raendern and Main Theme shared by @caramiaaddio.
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maebird-melody · 1 year
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Okay this is actually Katya’s theme. I think the last one I uploaded was from the demo album. I think the version used in the film better captures the internal struggle Katya undergoes before finally resolving to kill her husband.
Almost forgot to mention, Katya’s theme includes an inversion of the main theme shared by @caramiaaddio
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raccoonfink · 2 months
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Uhhh, I just looked at my Spotify stats and is there some way to check in on one specific listener in Bolton UK who played my version of the goncharov theme, like, almost 40 times yesterday all by themselves? I’m worried about you.
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Okay I printed the sheet music from the main theme from Goncharov and I have so many thoughts on how I can do the volume changes okay. The sheet music doesn't say anything about that which means I get to make it up myself and I have so many thoughts I am frothing at the mouth.
So it has 2-4 main parts, right?
One, the main theme. Two, a faster, higher part. Three, the main melody again.
So I'm gonna play 1 as like, mf to f, with some minor variations especially regarding long notes and when it drops I'm gonna play quieter and have like this fade-out.
Then for 2 I'm gonna stay in a steady mf to p, going into a complete p when the more scale-ish stuff starts and fade out very nice and quiet.
Major contrast then immediately with a good ol' f when we return to the main melody in 3, but I'm gonna stay there and cut off just before the last tone to go into a repetition. The repetition will be a steady mf to p becoming quieter at the very end, and only the very last note will fade out while becoming louder again.
See, the entire theme reflects the film and Goncharov's journey: the main theme, his main goals and ambitions that are the starting point of everything. The middle part, all the things happening too fast to react, coming and coming and piling up, not always major and loud but inescapable. And in the end?
In the end, everything comes right back to the beginning where it all started. Goncharov's past, his goals, his actions--it all comes back, louder than before, taking him right along to a fate that was coming from the very beginning. He knew and he tried to escape the past, but that's impossible. Every thing he ever did, it's all here and it's demanding consequences he set for himself.
And then, the repetition is quieter. Because it's still all there, he can never shake it. His past, all the blood on his hands, every victory and failure and every moment that seems so meaningless now--it haunts him, like an echo.
And as for the last note, why that one note isn't so much an echo but is getting louder again--well. We all know how the film ended.
(Once I'm secure in playing it I might actually post a recording or sumn)
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anastasiadalia · 1 year
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YALL LOOK WHAT I FOUND- I watched this old dvd copy of Goncharov the other day and my PARENTS HAD THIS SONG SAVED SOMEWHERE!!
this is from the scene where Sofia and Katya were planning how to kill ice pick joe and Mann. I love that scene so much. I ship them so hard. Sofia and Katya my OTP…
The clock theme in the beginning is from the transition from the previous scene but honestly I feel like that makes it even better. AND THE EAY SOFIA AND KATYA’s THEMES HARMONIZE… god I love this movie
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paradoxicalpockets · 1 year
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Listen, I know we all really love the clock tower scene (it's a personal favorite of mine, too, and the theme is to die for), but it's the piece that plays during Andrey's walk to the clock tower that really gets to me. The version you hear in the film is actually way shorter than the full version, which I've included here.
Probably my favorite thing about the piece is the fact that it represents isolation, while also being one of the only songs on the soundtrack that uses voices. This piece doesn't pull from any of the well-established leitmotifs in the score, so it inherently feels isolated. Then again, there's an entire choir, so there's community, but they're far off, and the real focus is the lone clarinet. It's a dichotomy, and probably the best representation of Andrey that I can think of. Even when he is with other people, he is alone.
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babischlong-six · 1 year
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yall I can’t believe I found the music that plays during Goncharov’s dream sequence!! it’s not a great quality audio but that’s to be expected with an old movie like this...
ok so i had a lot of thoughts about this. The song that’s playing is “The Scows are Full of Mullet” by Mark Bernes (a Jewish-Odessan performer in the Soviet Union). This version of the song comes from a 1943 movie “Two Fighters”
anyway, I think Goncharov should be at least a little Jewish. Not because I'm projecting but bc it makes sense historically - a great deal of people who ran from the collapsing Soviet Union in our timeline were Jewish (among them my mom’s family).
Also, there’s a lot of talk about Goncharov’s theme being “loss of identity.” Odessa, in the former Soviet Union was a very Jewish place. It was also a port city (just like Naples)
The song is about a sailor who is known and beloved everywhere he goes. The opposite of “Lo Straniero”. It’s something like Irony?
Lyrics Translation:
“Are you an artist?” “No, I’m from Odessa. When I hear good music, I see the port, the blue, blue sea, and I remember…”
The scows are full of mullet Which Kostya brought back to Odessa. And all the dockhands stood When he entered the pub. The sea is blue beyond the boulevard Chestnuts bloom above the city And Constantine takes up his guitar, Singing in a soft voice:
“I can’t speak for all Odessa Odessa is a very large place But even Moldovanka and Peresyp All adore Kostya the Sailor”
Once in May, the fisherwoman Sonya Set her boat toward the shore. She said to him, “Everyone knows you, But I’m seeing you for the first time.” In answer, opening a pack of Kazbeck, Kostya answered coldly: “You’re a strange and interesting girl, But you see, the fact is,
I can’t speak for all Odessa Odessa is a very large place But even Moldovanka and Peresyp All adore Kostya the Sailor”
The fountain was covered with bird-cherry, The French Boulevard was blooming. “It seems our Kostya has fallen in love!” Call out the dock workers in the port For a week, the fishermen noisily spread this news, For the wedding, the dockhands Put on their shoes with a terrible creaking
I can’t speak for all Odessa Odessa is a very large place All night and day all Peresyp spent At the merry wedding of the sailor
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reinbel · 1 year
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I can’t believe we’re all sleeping on objectively the most suspenseful song from the soundtrack. Does anyone else remember Andrey’s monologue or was that all a fever dream
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rismrus · 1 year
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Goncharov Soundtrack
Can't believe I actually found this! This was my favorite song on the whole Goncharov (1973) soundtrack so somber, and following such a powerful death just wow hope more of the Goncharov soundtrack gets found because the music is wonderfull!
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inyourmomshouse · 1 year
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Most have forgotten about the minor radio hit “Apples at the Market,” performed by the 80’s lounge singer Melissa Ling, but it’s an important part of the Goncharov musical canon! I dug up a demo for you guys - let me know if anyone has the radio version!
Melissa Ling is an Asian-American lounge singer who performed in cocktail bars and hotels for years, amassing a small but dedicated following before Illustrate Labels signed her in 1983. She was known for her plaintive voice and melancholy, poetic lyrics.
“Apples at the Market” was released in 1985. Though Ling never publicly acknowledged her song as a tribute to Scorsese’s film, it’s obviously written from Katya’s perspective about her relationship with Sofia - the title referencing that iconic scene, the themes of guilt and corruption, the “Sofia” mentioned in the chorus, and of course, the homoeroticism.
Lyrics under the cut:
Market square, you smile at me
You’re the one to set me free
You are young and I am broken
Getting tired of even hoping
Fingers round that scarlet skin
Bite the apple, taste my sin
Shouldn’t lead you down this road
But I’m so tired of being alone
Sofia, Sofia
You beautiful creature
You put all your trust in
Your future corruption
The gates of Heaven are closed for us
But it’s safer to be dangerous
Sofia, Sofia
I’m starting to need you
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sleeveace22 · 1 year
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PRESTO!! it was a hassle to get the rips done but with a lot of help from my composition professor we got it over smoothly!! the tape was a little damaged so not all the pieces on the cover made it over. There was one that I hadnt seen on the internet yet so heres "Delusions by the Clocktower." I asked my grandma if she remembered which scene this played in and she told me it was rather late into the movie, and was during a hallucination sequence. Goncharov saw russian military filing out of the clocktower but quickly snapped out of it, showing how bad his paranoia got by the end of the movie.
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