Teorema is a film directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini, publicly presented for the first time in September 1968 at the International Film Festival in Venice; it immediately shocked its viewers, like many other of Pasolini\'s works, and was seized by the Public Prosecutor of Rome and the director, with producer Donato Leoni, were charged with obscenity - and eventually absolved.The music of the film is divided in two: the original vinyl B-side is entirely occupied by Mozart\'s \'Messa da Requiem\', while the A-side houses five original compositions written by Ennio Morricone. These ones consist of two opening dissonant and discordant tracks, solely played with classical instruments (\'Teorema\', \'Frammenti\'), a ballad sung by the Junior Trio (\'Fruscio di green leaves\'), a piece that reminds of a western movie by Sergio Leone (\'L\'ultima corrida\') and a closing instrumental beat/psych song (\'Beat N° 3\').Faithfully reproduces the original 1968 versionPrinted in a limited edition on 180-gram transparent Clear colored vinylTrack Listing1.Teorema 2.Frammenti 3.Fruscio di Foglie Verdi4.L\'Ultima Corrida5.Beat N° 36.Requiem7.Kyrie Eleison8.Rex Tremendae Majestatis9.Confutatis Maledictis10.Lacrimosa Dies Illa11.Agnus Dei