''Orrori dell'Amore'' or ''Was hast du mit meinem Herz getan?'' is the original soundtrack of the film ', written & directed by

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, produced by 'Kees Kasander and Dennis Wigman, with an orchestral songbook ''(orchestral lieder)'' for vocal soloists and chamber orchestra by

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Credits

*Music & artistic producer:

*Lyrics:

*Published by

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International Mainz *Production: Tabaran Company *Soloists:

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, soprano /

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, baritone / Gary Boyce, counter *Originally released by

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Use

*"Was hast du mit meinem Herz getan?" (Mutter-Tour, 2001 and Live aus Berlin-Tour, 1998, Rammstein). *:The 12th track from

' ''Orrori dell'Amore'' called ''Was hast du mit meinem Herz getan?'' was used as outro-song by the

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band Rammstein at the end of all concerts of the Live aus Berlin-Tour, 1998, the ''Mutter''-Tour, 2001 and on the DVD and CD '' Live aus Berlin of Rammstein''. *''Marie Antoinette is niet dood'' (long feature film 1996) *:''Orrori dell'Amore'' is the soundtrack of the film "Marie Antoinette is not dead," written & directed by

, produced by 'Kees Kasander / Dennis Wigman. The film premiered at the

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on July 4, 1996.

Track listing

1995 original release

#Orrori dell'Amore (07:20) #The Desire for the Blue World (03:43) #La Generosita dei Vita (06:39) #The Alpenwaltz (03:12) #The Queen's Body (02:46) #Desiderando (06:27) #Waa wee (03:43) #Le Roi est Mort, Vive le Roi (04:10) #Les Paysannes Royales (03:11) #Ein adliches Geschlecht (05:58) #The Emperor (04:03) #Was hast du mit meinem Herz getan? (04:46) #Orrori dell'Amore (07:22)

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Orrori Dell'amore Compositions by Nicholas Lens 1995 soundtrack albums Sony International soundtracks Cabaret albums