Has any piece of movie music more perfectly reflected the concept of 'nemesis' than Ennio Morricone's stunning, ominous 'Man With A Harmonica' theme?

Watching Sergio Leone’s spaghetti Western ‘Once Upon a Time in the West’, with its score by Ennio Morricone, is like listening to a symphony, says van Zweden, music director of the Hong Kong ...

But their staunch determination to make music for the masses means that Once Upon a Time in the West sounds like it was put together through focus-group consultation.

This time it was the outlet called "Movies," running the uncut theatrical version of Sergio Leone's mega spaghetti Western "Once Upon a Time in the West." Best four hours I've spent before a TV ...

Once Upon a Time in the West is one of Sergio Leone’s best films and also one of the best Westerns of all time. The setting, music, characters, and cinematography are astounding.

The film that influenced directors such as George Lucas and Martin Scorsese has a score that has left a mark on popular culture every bit as big.

But the fundamental reason that Once Upon a Time in the West succeeds as a movie as well as a treatise is Leone's undisguised affection for his subject.

Hans Zimmer, who has written scores for 100 films, including Christopher Nolan’s three 'Dark Knight’ movies, explains why Ennio Morricone’s score for Sergio Leone’s 1968 film Once Upon a ...