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Paul Adrian | The Godfather Love Theme

Posted by masheenH3ad - May 12th, 2014


The Godfather Love Theme

Speak Softly Love is the main theme music of The Godfather movie. Whilst its instrumental variant is simply known as "The Godfather Love Theme", "Speak Softly Love" is the song variant. The beautiful words were written by Larry Kusic and the passionate music itself was written by Nino Rota. The theme appears numerous times in the movie, more often that not as an instrumental piece. 

I grew up knowing that The Godfather movie exists but I was not interested enough to actually watch it until I read the book. I was absorbed by Mario Puzo's description of the underground world,  by politics, some sex, and tons of violence. So absorbed, I would love to be a part of a strong and powerful family such as Carleone's. I could be their family's exclusive musician. (I just thought.)  

After watching the movie, the main theme really made an impression on me. I find myself humming it, learning the lyrics of the song, and listening to its different versions. It never fails to amaze me. It sounds different every time. I thought that I will just listen to it as usually, but I ended up doing an arrangement.  Hence, this recorded solo guitar music.  

My listeners' thoughts are very dear to me. Please take a moment to leave your comments or thoughts below. If you enjoyed this piece, share it with your friends on Facebook, Twitter or re-share. Thank you very much! 

Paul Adrian

P.S. I actually watched the trilogy. 

 

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