anyone know the name of the piece played in this trailer?

[swagmaster420x]

music in the background*

[Bob]

No idea.  But you've got contact into.

The youtube account.  Looks like the creators themselves.

And their website, https://prettypictures.fr/   


Here you go...
https://prettypictures.fr/contacts/
Amandine Dayre
 Marketing – Promotion
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amandine@prettypictures.fr

I bet that person can find out or knows.

[swagmaster420x]

I found it! Thanks for going to the trouble to help me out, although I found the name of the piece in the comments section on another trailer that was posted.

It's so beautiful, especially as used in that skin-tinglingly intense trailer. I'll definitely check out the movie when it's out.

[Bob]

Found some music people who worked on it.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2667960/fullcredits?ref_=tt_ov_st_sm
Just search for music on that page.

Dang.   Too late. Oh well.

[j_menz]

I found it! Thanks for going to the trouble to help me out, although I found the name of the piece in the comments section on another trailer that was posted.

I'm glad! It's been bugging me all day. I knew it was Schubert, but couldn't place the piece. I will sleep tonight! 

[swagmaster420x]

  Schubert is pretty distinct, though I guess any composer is. I'm just super musically ignorant compared to anyone else on these forums.

The things by Schubert that I've heard have all been so emotionally substantial, anyone wanna recommend more of his? I really like him.

Also, since this thread is tangentially related to movies, what are your favorite movies? Mine is In Bruges. Colin Farrell in In Bruges is what led me to the Miss Julie trailer, lmao

[j_menz]

The things by Schubert that I've heard have all been so emotionally substantial, anyone wanna recommend more of his? I really like him.

Pretty much everything bar the operas.  Also, generally speaking, the later the work the more profound.

[swagmaster420x]

Pretty much everything bar the operas.  Also, generally speaking, the later the work the more profound.

also im reading Brothers Karamazov right now. You're a man of literature right? what is Dostoevsky's actual stance on religious faith??  I'm thinking it heavily involves doublethink.

[j_menz]

also im reading Brothers Karamazov right now. You're a man of literature right? what is Dostoevsky's actual stance on religious faith??  I'm thinking it heavily involves doublethink.

His stance is a little unclear, don't assume that it is necessarily the same as his characters, or ever made explicit.