Clément Ducol - De la comédie française (Bande originale du film) (2026) [Hi-Res]

Composer Clément Ducol wrote the soundtrack for a comedy film directed by Martin Darondeau and Bertrand Usclat, set backstage at a renowned theater just hours before the premiere of "Macbeth." Director Nina, played by Pauline Clément, sees her debut production threatened by a series of technical failures, unexpected mishaps, and personal ego clashes among the cast. The score relies on driving percussion, evoking the atmosphere of "Birdman," and captures the tense pace of the chaotic prep time by alternating between high urgency and brief moments of respite. Alongside the percussive rhythm and a final vocal piece reminiscent of Henry Purcell's "Cold Song," the musical palette features baroque pieces from the 17th and 18th centuries, including Antonio Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" and excerpts from Jean-Baptiste Lully's "Le Bourgeois gentilhomme."

Tracklist:
1. Clément Ducol - Badge
2. Clément Ducol - De la comédie française Main theme
3. Clément Ducol - Les couloirs du stress
4. Clément Ducol - Costumes
5. Clément Ducol - Tragédie
6. Clément Ducol - Adultère
7. Clément Ducol - Le slip
8. Clément Ducol - Défonce
9. Clément Ducol - Grand calme
10. Clément Ducol - Nina on a un problème
11. Clément Ducol - All is lost
12. Clément Ducol - Molière
13. Clément Ducol - La troupe
14. Clément Ducol - Improvisation
15. Clément Ducol - Issa
16. Clément Ducol - Babysitting
17. Clément Ducol - Générique