Not sure about that score from the YouTube vid, though. It doesn’t really capture the Vivre Sa Vie, from Nana’s point of view. It’s sort of like the view from someone else, someone who remembers that moment, who is aware of how her story ends. And so in that way it’s not effective. Because in that scene , actually the only scene in the move, she liberates herself from her worries. It barely lasts as long as the music playing on the jukebox. Anyway, I think the scorer got most of if, just not all of it. He misses the best part.

actually when I was young (!) I owned a N364. I loved it, despite all magazines’ reviews marked it as a little more than a toy, compared to the revolutionary M1…
So, as a young boy, I feared I wasted my strenuously gathered money… Indeed there weren’t resonant filters, however I composed my very first complete song with its sequencer! OK, I know it sounds impossible, but you can also live without resonant filters!!!

Stefano
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(noou)

Trully awesome this was..