André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra - Kostelanetz Plays The Academy Award Winner, I'm Easy And Other Great Themes (1976) [Hi-Res]

Andre Kostelanetz's album is a musical retrospective dedicated to the 1976 Academy Awards and the history of cinematic songs. The core of the record features the five nominees of that year, led by the winner "I’m Easy," supplemented by contemporary pop hits and classics from previous decades. The Maestro employs rich orchestrations with an emphasis on strings, harp, and wind solos to create a romantic and elevated atmosphere. The work highlights the continuity of Hollywood traditions, where the arranger's artistry breathes new life into the canonical melodies of cinema.

Tracklist:
1-1 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - Do You Know Where You're Going To (Theme From Mahogany) [2:25]
1-2 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - How Lucky Can You Get (From The Columbia Pictures And Raster Pictures Film Entitled "Funny Lady") [2:47]
1-3 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - Feelings [3:44]
1-4 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - Now That We're In Love (From The Motion Picture "Whiffs") [2:57]
1-5 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - I'm Easy (From The Motion Picture "Nashville") [3:19]
1-6 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do [3:00]
1-7 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - Condor (Theme From The Paramount Motion Picture "Three Days Of The Condor") [2:46]
1-8 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - I Remember (Love Theme From "The Wind And The Lion") [2:14]
1-9 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - Emmanuelle - The Joys Of A Woman (Theme From The Paramount Motion Picture) [2:47]
1-10 André Kostelanetz And His Orchestra;Andre Kostelanetz & His Orchestra - Richard's Window (From The Motion Picture "The Other Side Of The Mountain") [3:17]