Crescete E Moltiplicatevi/Invito Allo Sport

At the time of the film's release, no official LP or single was released. It wasn't until 2002 that GDM Music released this entertaining soundtrack on CD, and in 2024, Quartet Records of Madrid issued a 45 rpm single (QRSG02) featuring two tracks from the OST.

For this CD reissue with a running time of 44:25), Beat used the original elements in stereo, and anyone who missed the original CD now has a good chance of owning this beautiful Ennio Morricone  score, which oscillates between comedy, lounge, and romantic moods. The main theme, “Brontolone,” has a classical flavour, somewhere between sacred and profane, for moog, organ, and a fantastic performance by the Cantori Moderni di Alessandroni, and alternates with a love theme performed by the wonderful voices of Edda Dell'Orso, Gianna Spagnulo, and Giulia De Mutis, with Oscar Valdambrini on flugelhorn (Tr.2,6,11,13). Ennio Morricone musically spices up some scenes of the film with Western-style trumpet and castanets (Tr.4), organ (Tr.7,9), and an abstract piece for celesta, harp, guitar, and organ (Tr.12).

Given the brevity of this OST, in agreement with Ennio Morricone, on the previous CD and now on this reissue, Beat include four romantic pop-flavoured tracks from the TV series Invito allo sport, directed in 1978 by Folco Quilici (a 33 rpm was released by General Music label GML 10012 at the time and also contained four repertoire tracks).