Nainita Desai (For Sama, American Murder: The Family Next Door, Enslaved, Fierce Queens, Enemy Within, Telling Lies) has recently scored the upcoming Netflix docu-series Sophie: A Murder in West Cork. The 3-parter is directed by John Dower (My Scientology Movie, The Mystery of D.B. Cooper) and centers on the shocking murder of French film and TV producer Sophie Toscan Du Plantier who was killed while at her isolated holiday cottage in West Cork, Ireland, in 1996 and that set off an increasingly convoluted quest for justice that spans decades and cuts across national borders. Simon Chinn (Searching for Sugar Man, Man on Wire), Jonathan Chinn (Whitney, Tina, Untouchable) and Suzanne Lavery are producing the Lighbox production. Sophie: A Murder in West Cork will premiere on June 30, 2021 on Netflix.
Desai’s other recent projects include Jerry Rothwell’s feature documentary The Reason I Jump. The film, which has just been released in the U.S. on Blu-ray and DVD earlier this month, will open in UK theaters on June 18 and the composer’s score will be coming out on the same day (pushed back from its original April 16 release date) by Mercury Classics.
Who plays the banjo on the score for Sophia murder in cork
have you found it…it is very hard and most impossible.
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Thank you, Nick. The Netflix documentary of Sophie’s murder is horrific and tragic. The banjo melody honouring her is hauntingly beautiful.
On her website, https://nainitadesai.com/projects/the-sophy-story is a link to “A Song for Sophie”.
I have emailed her asking for a way to purchase or any other method of obtainment.
I just viewed “Sophie” and can’t get that Irish banjo tune out of my head. I love that music! Can you give me the title and artist’s name? Thank you very much.
Yes, PLEASE! Someone please identify the banjo piece used at the end. I’ve looked everywhere. Beautiful!
have you found it…it is very hard and most impossible
I also have tried to find to no avail
I loved the piano music at the start of the third episode. Somebody recognize the piece??
Sounds like Chopin but I cannot find it
It sounds like a piano cover version of Exit Music by Radiohead
Came on here to find out the same song to see if it cover
I think its banjo rambles on celtic to country 2009 album on apple music
https://music.apple.com/ca/album/celtic-to-country/1171265223
I also would like to know the piano music at the beginning of episode 3