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“Lara’s Theme Sheet Music PDF Richard Clayderman” for Piano Sheet Music, Scoring Piano Solo , Original key: G Major, number of pages sheet music PDF: 2, and Lyrics song Lara’s Theme Sheet Music PDF Richard Clayderman Free Download.

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Title: | Lara's Theme |
Artist: | Richard Clayderman |
Instrument: | Piano Sheet Music |
Key: | G Major |
Metronome: | 56 |
Scoring: | Piano Solo |
Styles: | Easy Listening, Movie, TV, Soundtrack, Standards |
Difficulty: | Medium |
File type: | |
Pages: | 2 |
Download: | Free |
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Lara’s Theme
“Lara’s Theme’” is the generic name given to a leitmotif written for the film Doctor Zhivago (1965) by composer Maurice Jarre. Soon afterward, it became the basis of the song “Somewhere, My Love”While working on the soundtrack for Doctor Zhivago, Maurice Jarre was asked by director David Lean to come up with a theme for the character of Lara, played by Julie Christie. Initially Lean had desired to use a well-known Russian song but could not locate the rights to it, and delegated responsibility to Jarre. After several unsuccessful attempts at writing it, Lean suggested to Jarre that he go to the mountains with his girlfriend and write a piece of music for her. Jarre says that the resultant piece was “Lara’s Theme”, and Lean liked it well enough to use it in numerous tracks for the film. In editing Zhivago, Lean and producer Carlo Ponti reduced or outright deleted many of the themes composed by Jarre; Jarre was angry because he felt that an over-reliance on “Lara’s Theme” would ruin the soundtrack.
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Vocal versions include recordings by Connie Francis (in English as Somewhere, My Love, in Spanish as Sueño de Amor, and in Italian as Dove non so), by The Ray Conniff Singers (in English as Somewhere, My Love), by Karel Gott (in German as Weißt du, wohin), as well as by Tereza Kesovija, who sang it first in France, and then by John William and by Les Compagnons de la Chanson (in French as La Chanson de Lara). Tereza Kesovija also recorded Lara’s Theme in Yugoslavia as Larina pjesma. Andy Williams released a version in 1967 on his album, Born Free.
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