Title: How depressing
Product review: I like Nyman's work. The Piano remains one of my favorite soundtracks. It was curious that Amazon did not offer a chance to pre-listen to his The Libertine score, but I bought it anyway. When it came, neither the cover or inside art connected it with the film at all. I thought I had bought it in error. When I listened to it, I was sure of it. No resemblance to the period (Baroque) exists on any of it's tracks. True I have not yet seen the film, and considering the reviews, it is not likely to come to this market. But the music is evocative of nothing. It has no style or period. Just track after track of gloomy, meandering fingering exercises on piano with odd and really annoying staccato accents. It is the first soundtrack I have purchased in my life that did not have at least one piece to endear it to me. I plain hated it.
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