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Les Choristes
The Chorus Les Choristes
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A huge hit in its native France, period drama The Chorus sticks to a familiar songsheet: the one where a kindly teacher (slaphead musician Gerard Jugnot) slowly but very surely wins over his urchin pupils. Yet even though all the notes are predictable, the film hits them with wit, warmth and gusto. Centred on the soaring sound of a boys' choir, this Oscar nominee may be a school of schlock, but if you're willing to submit, it'll charm your ears and toast your cockles.

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The second we see the teddy-bear face of Clement Mathieu (Jugnot) as he arrives at a prison-like boarding school in 1949, we know where this is heading. Soon enough, other well-worn types start to emerge: there's the cherubic orphan (Maxence Perrin), the bad apple (Gregory Gatignol) and the especially time-honoured Sulky Kid Who's Hiding A Phenomenal Talent (Jean-Baptiste Maunier's Morhange). And then, of course, there's the heartless headmaster (Francois Berleand), who believes in discipline but not reform and frowns upon our hero's every effort to inspire the kids.

'BOASTS A LIKEABLE SINCERITY'

Nonetheless, committed turns from all concerned bring a likeable sincerity to the sentiment-doused proceedings. Writer/director Christophe Barratier's nimble touch helps too, and he certainly doesn't waste his trump card: the Petits Chanteurs de Saint Marc choir, who supply the on-screen boys' angelic vocals. It's a shame that the climactic 'Oh captain, my captain' moment - here involving paper aeroplanes - doesn't pack quite the punch you expect. Still, by this point in the film, you'll be as won over as the little lads themselves.

In French with English subtitles.

Soundtrack Information

Elektra / Nonesuch (61741-2)

Release Date:May 3, 2004

Performed by
Bulgarian Symphony Orchestra

Formats: CD, Digital

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Track Listing

1.	Les Choristes	1:32
2.	In Memoriam	3:25
3.	L'arrivée À L'école	1:32
4.	Pépinot	1:50
5.	Vois Sur Ton Chemin	2:19
6.	Les Partitions	1:03
7.	Caresse Sur L'océan	2:10
8.	Lueur D'été	2:02
9.	Cerf-Volant	0:58
10.	Sous La Pluie	1:05
11.	Compère Guilleri	0:35
12.	La Désillusion	1:22
13.	La Nuit	2:21
14.	L'incendie	1:23
15.	L'évocation	1:45
16.	Les Avions En Papier	1:28
17.	Action Réaction	1:45
18.	Seuls	1:53
19.	Morhange	1:57
20.	In Mémoriam A Cappella	3:19
21.	Nous Sommes Au Fond De L'étang	2:46
Total Album Time:	38:30

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Review: The Chorus (Les Choristes)

The story of The Chorus follows a tale similar to films such as Dead Poets Society and Mr. Holland's Opus, where a new teacher arrives at a school with more failures than successes, run by an obstinate, unfeeling administration. In this case of this 2004 French film, the new educator is a choirmaster, sent to a school of troubled, delinquent boys and forced to clash with a stubborn headmaster. The film received an Oscar nomination in the category of Best Song, for 'Vois Sur Ton Chemin (Look To Your Path).'

The nominated portion functions as the main theme for the score, a piece for boys' choir, boy soprano soloist and orchestra. It is also heard in the opening track, 'Les Choristers.' It is classical in structure, beautiful textures with a measured pace, syncopated by pizzicato strings and a wandering oboe line in counterpoint. The opening track actually contains the soloist backed by the boys' choir and orchestra while 'Vois Sur Ton Chemin' is the full choir only with orchestra. It is a brief composition with an overall melancholy feel, yet a brisk tempo to counter. It is an example of the difficulty in the composing task here, where the score must not only function in the traditional manner but also as music performed on screen by the boys at the school, under the direction of the new choirmaster.

'In Memoriam' continues the boys choir and orchestra mix, but with a more spry, slightly mischievous four note motif to start and the soprano soloist returns to the spotlight. There is also sense of glum drudgery in its pace, like that of children taking no joy in dull, daily, repetitive habits. This track is also featured as an a capella version towards the end of the album. 'Pepinot' is the first track with a subdued sense of hope in a new theme and also the first track which utilizes only the orchestra, starting first with piano and building a flurry of activity in the strings and woodwinds. 'Les Partitions' brings the main theme back in oboe and horn, but an ominous tone is heard, representing how the boys must fear the school's headmaster.

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Hope, as well as the boys' choir, returns in 'Caresse Sur L'ocean' and 'Lueur D'ete,' the latter of which contains the most joyful tone thus far in the album, with an ebullient piano line leading the way through overlapping choral lines. Both 'Cerf-Volant' and 'Compere Guilleri' are additional brief slice of joyfulness, the former in a waltz tempo, as we can sense the boys really growing out of their earlier drab existence and now making improvements in their situation. 'La Desillusion' is a lovely, subtle piece for harp, clarinet and strings, restating the theme from 'Pepinot.' The next track, 'La Nuit,' features a capella choir and is quite stately and sweet in its simplicity.

The four note motif from 'In Memoriam' is revisited in 'L'incendie,' as is the solemn tone. 'L'evocation' is another restatement of 'La Desillusion,' but featuring oboe as soloist instead of clarinet. 'Les Avions En Papier' is another ebullient piece for boys' choir and orchestra, tracing the flights of paper airplanes. 'Seuls' utilizes wordless choir with a syncopated rhythm and delicate chimes, not unlike a lonely Edward Scissorhands-type sound. 'Morhange' recaps the main melody through the oboe, but is a track that also includes dialogue from the film, for some reason. The album closes with 'Nous Sommes Au Fond De L'etang,' which disappointingly also lifts dialogue right from the film, covering choir auditions of the boys in the school. This makes for an anti-climactic end, but prior to this the album is quite enjoyable and memorable for its extensive use of boys' choir and it certainly helps improve my French pronunciation as well!

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