Today’s song of the day comes from a 1972 Italian film called D’amore si muore.  I haven’t seen this film and I really don’t know much about it.  As far as I can tell, it appears that it might not even be available here in the U.S.  If anything, the film appears to be best-known for Ennio Morricone’s theme music.

From Morricone, here is a beautiful composition called For Love One Can Die:

Previous Entries In Our Tribute To Morricone:

1. Deborah’s Theme (Once Upon A Time In America)
2. Violaznioe Violenza (Hitch-Hike)
3. Come Un Madrigale (Four Flies on Grey Velvet)
4. Il Grande Silenzio (The Great Silence)
5. The Strength of the Righteous (The Untouchables)
6. So Alone (What Have You Done To Solange?)
7. The Main Theme From The Mission (The Mission)
8. The Return (Days of Heaven)
9. Man With A Harmonic (Once Upon A Time In The West)
10. The Ecstasy of Gold (The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly)
11. The Main Theme From The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly)
12. Regan’s Theme (The Exorcist II: The Heretic)
13. Desolation (The Thing)
14. The Legend of the Pianist (The Legend of 1900)
15. Theme From Frantic (Frantic)
16. La Lucertola (Lizard In A Woman’s Skin)
17. Spasmodicamente (Spasmo)
18. The Theme From The Stendhal Syndrome (The Stendhal Syndrome)
19. My Name Is Nobody (My Name Is Nobody)
20. Piume di Cristallo (The Bird With The Crystal Plumage)