It's a wonderful supplement to the show for someone interested in both art history and the show's deviation from historical record. Please continue on with season 3! This series of articles has been very interesting and informative. But in the meantime, many many thanks! Ed G. In fact, if Nino Rota cooked up a unused piece of occasional music for that film and it was translated back into Italian, it might run something like this! I hope that others will have more concrete ideas. And I find myself thinking of Nino Rota's "What Is A Youth?" for Zeffirelli's "Romeo and Juliet". "Vagabondo in piano e monte" seems like a bit too much of a good thing, rather in the romantic mode, with Leopardi and Pascoli coming to mind (nineteenth century). In regard to Benito Sforza's mysterious song, I cannot comment on the music (or the little of it that survives Benito's rendering) but the Italian is triggering serious alarms. I see that they are every bit as strange and varied as the visual signals-but similarly, they tend not to be entirely invented. Edward and Hasan-Many thanks for this fascinating discussion! You have rendered a valuable service to those who have been scratching their heads over the musical signals sent off by the Borgias series.
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