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The release date on the Call Me By Your Name soundtrack has been bee-bopping all over the calendar for the last month - Amazon was saying tomorrow, but other places were saying in a couple of weeks and there hadn't been any shipping confirmation on my Amazon order so I was beginning to wonder - but suddenly today (perhaps in an effort to side-step those leaked tracks) it's been announced that it is indeed for real coming out tomorrow, November 3rd. Here is a link to all of the different places you can buy it. And if you want the press release and the track-list I will share all of that after the jump...
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CALL ME BY YOUR NAME
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Featuring Original Music by Singer-Songwriter Sufjan Stevens
(November 2, 2017) Madison Gate Records and Sony Music proudly announce the release of CALL ME BY YOUR NAME (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), a mix of 80s pop, classical compositions & songs by singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens, including two new songs written specifically for the film.
The soundtrack to the new film by Luca Guadagnino will be released on November 3rd, 2017.
The film will be released in the US on November 24, 2017.
ABOUT THE SOUNDTRACK: |
Music is vital to director Luca Guadagnino’s films, but he normally doesn’t hire composers, and
instead makes selections from pre-existing music. While the soundtrack for CALL ME BY YOUR
NAME is a compilation of tracks by numerous musicians, Guadagnino decided he wanted to
approach American singer-songwriter Sufjan Stevens to create a song especially for the film. “An
artist for whom I have enormous admiration is Sufjan. His voice is fantastic and angelic, and his
lyrics are so sharp and deep and full of sorrow and beauty. The music is so haunting. All these
elements were the ones I wanted to envision in the film.”
While Guadagnino knew that Stevens had never collaborated on a movie before, he reached out. Stevens read the book, they had a long conversation, and the result was that he wrote not one, but two original songs for the film: “Mystery of Love” and “Visions of Gideon”. When Stevens’ songs arrived on set a few days before shooting began, Guadagnino invited the film’s stars Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer and the film’s editor Walter Fasano over to listen to them at his house. “It was magic,” says Fasano. “A really wonderful moment.” At Guadagnino’s suggestion, Stevens also rearranged one of his earlier songs, “Futile Devices,” for piano for use in the film. “I think Sufjan’s songs add another voice to the film,” says Guadagnino. “They are kind of like a narration without a narration.” The soundtrack for CALL ME BY YOUR NAME also includes tracks by John Adams and Ryuichi Sakamoto as well as pieces written by Erik Satie, Maurice Ravel and Johann Sebastian Bach. As the film is set in the 1980s, Guadagnino chose period Italian pop music (including Giorgio Moroder & Joe Esposito’s “Lady Lady Lady”) for the radio, but particularly spotlights The Psychedelic Furs’ anthem “Love My Way”. “I love The Psychedelic Furs,” says Guadagnino. “It’s kind of autobiographical, because I remember listening to that song when I was seventeen and being completely affected by it. I wanted to pay homage to myself then.” |
The track list of CALL ME BY YOUR NAME (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) is as follows:
- Hallelujah Junction – 1st movement – – John Adams
- M.A.Y. in the Backyard – Ryuichi Sakamoto
- J’adore Venise – Loredana Bertè
- Paris Latino – Bandolero
- Sonatine bureaucratique – Frank Glazer
- “Zion hört die Wächter singen” from Cantata BWV 140 “Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme” – Alessio Bax
- Lady Lady Lady – Giorgio Moroder & Joe Esposito
- Une barque sur l’océan from Miroirs – Andre Laplante
- Futile Devices (Doveman Remix) – Sufjan Stevens
- Germination – Ryuichi Sakamoto
- Words – F.R. David
- È la vita – Marco Armani
- Mystery of Love – Sufjan Stevens
- Radio Varsavia – Franco Battiato
- Love My Way – The Psychedelic Furs
- Le jardin féerique from Ma mére l’Oye – Valéria Szervánsky & Ronald Cavaye
- Visions of Gideon – Sufjan Stevens
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