we return from. the line to the environmental series of movies 3000 w. gone the. last . oh. this is state of the news live from berlin and it is being called the end often in our. lives had been composing ennio morricone wrote some of the world's most famous film schools of all time is now died at the age of 90 but we'll look back at what made

him so special also coming up. emergency workers all scrambling to rescue survivors off the floods and landslides hit parts of japan but with more so rachel rainfall caused they're facing an uphill challenge. and india now has the bull's 3rd highest number of coronavirus cases after brazil and the u.s. infections soar to 700000 as the outbreak gathers pace we all see why india is having such a hard time containing the spread. welcome to the program the oscar winning composer ennio morricone has died at the age of $91.00 he helped define an era of cinema writing music for more than $500.00 films he was perhaps best known for his school. as of so-called spaghetti westerns

including the good the bad and the ugly a friend says marconi died in hospital from complications after a for. a good movie the film music i watch is constrained by the cinematic images their exact length like a stopwatch. when it comes to interpret in the music that's a kind of person at a concert i have more freedom i can conduct faster or slower and be more independent and the audience loves that. his music for once upon a time in the west is famous is the film itself. it was just one of many collaboration's with spaghetti western pioneer said surely on to the marconi was always keen to talk about his other work too. but.

why do we always have to talk about westerns germans in particular i know a lot about westerns but they often don't know the other films which are very important to me that's my grievance the. marconi's melodies often seem to take flight. this the cool music he composed to accompany the stunning images of the rain forest in the mission. marconi compose music for over $500.00 films everything from running to comedies to action films. to sound live to knife in the big city marconi's music for the professional starring john paul.

the 50th anniversary of his film music career he went on tour with 200 musicians. and gave sounds of last chance to experience the maestro of the movie music. people. and for more now i'm joined by our culture correspondent scott rocks for he's got good to see you so in your marconi wrote his 1st film school of his 60 years ago at his radio remained a prolific composer right up until his death what sort of legacy does he leave behind. yeah i think it's interesting because as you say he's incredibly prolific but it really is influence it has immense because i think he sort of changed how we see films or so we see film music i mean. we had a vision of this film was born almost a necessity when morricone started making this so-called spaghetti westerns was steadily on these were very low budget movies and they didn't have the money to make the sort of traditional orchestral scores that can the world orchestras so

instead work on how to innovate and what the it was. and other types of music to use incidental sounds use and i'm sure with crack. dialogue it's a dialogue and pulls those into a film score and so well that has what happened with that is that instead of having sort of film score as a sort of a course of the back. to the action to gain interval to the action itself a little dramatic whole drama of full comedy each character's car and power bills for i think you see that as soon once upon a time in america where all central are the character the main character is wrapped up in the comics are much the same or more concrete scott stand by for a bit because i want to play a clip of when he's off one of his most famous callers add this one from and i think it's a that would be that's the way stand once upon a time in the ways they solicit and i'll pick up with you.

scott marconi he had rather this in eyes the sound of film music but he also made a block his mouth that would be odd modern music 20. yeah definitely i mean. explore secret spending spaghetti westerns have a huge influence on. the industry and the you actually see it all one of the songs from the family i think this was on the 2nd floor of the mons the punk band and q. and a calico music also there was music was at its search our older i'm not i'm but i think his approach to music this sort of incredibly more personal approach to easing music to praise for personal drama that had

a large influence and side of the music and so almost for industry i mean look at a band like radioactive they're not like ok computer the approach that they destroy is sort of mercifully ality and they sort of grandness that album i think has a lot to do with more the longer i think that you can see directly out of these until it's there or. just classical not just the music but older. and one of his biggest bands was clinton time tina said it's more about that relationship. yeah i mean a quick turn to you know a huge fan of spaghetti westerns a huge fan of more of these music actually means a lot more came to music on his skill building because he wanted to make sort of spaghetti western sector pattern and china later on in django unchained and people they actually want to make the floor and i think that's really. going to get an oscar for the because that's a tribute to his kind of music is kind of movies shows incredible influence from

the time he started 60 years ago to the present that thank you scott that's the culture correspondent scott. let's not take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world pro-democracy protesters in hong kong all calling for global unity with the course up to china imposed a sweeping national security all over the weekend some demonstrators made a point of waving american flags to mock u.s. independence day on kong's most prominent activists have fall to continue campaigning for democracy. in australia have closed the border between the 2 most populous states victoria and new south wales that's author a spike in 1000 cases in the city of melbourne it's the 1st time the border has been closed since the spanish flu epidemic 100 years ago. and in south korea hundreds of drones mishap the night sky over the city of seoul to remind people

about and to make safety the i-man vehicles were programmed to form images that included a couple wearing face masks and a reminder to wash hands it ended with a thank you to health care workers. severe flooding in southwestern japan has left at least 44 people dead and thousands of houses without electricity search and rescue operations are underway as bad weather con conditions continue to batter the region. on the grounds of a school a call for help. and the desperate need for rescue. after record rains last parts of southwestern japan over the weekend some areas have been left devastated. thousands of troops have been called in to bring people to safety and search for survivors but continue to bad weather is making

their work harder and with more rain expected a quarter of a 1000000 people have been told to evacuate their homes. some are reluctant to move to the shelters due to fears of coronavirus spreading. most have no choice but to leave. others were left trapped at this nesting home for the elderly 14 people died after being unable to escape the flooding. emergency services and local volunteers were able to rescue around 50 of the residents and staff from. japan's prime minister has everyone to do what they can to help. nothing is more important than human life please make your utmost effort to rescue people who are stranded in their homes and search for missing people. at the moment more than 40000 members of the police fire department japan coast guard and self-defense

forces are working hard and rescue operations in the search for the missing floods and landslides a common jaring japan's annual rainy season. but this year the pandemic has made responding to the emergency more complicated. and experts say climate change is making conditions worse. india has announced that it has nearly 700000 coronavirus cases making it the 3rd hardest hit nation after the united states and result the number of infections in india is expected to rise for several more weeks and experts predicts the $1000000.00 figure will be passed this month the major cities are bearing the brunt of the pandemic. a mammoth facility to face a mammoth challenge at the weekend delhi inaugurated 810000 bed hospital to treat coronavirus patients one of the largest in the world this even as india eases

restrictions balancing the need for a return to normality with the needs for public safety people are learning to live with the virus got aboard we're scared but we still have to go out everyone in the world worried about dying but we still have to work. within the ambiguity of what's needed is awareness if people are aware then we should be able to control the spread. with infections around the 100000 mark kelly is one of the cities hardest hit by covert 19 but new infections are surging not only there. a fresh spate of cases in the city of agra forced all thora tista reversed plans to reopen india's most famous landmark the taj mahal. the reopening would have seen just a fraction of visitors return under tight hygiene and physical distancing rules. india's coronavirus tally is predicted to reach more than 1000000 before the end of

july how long the country's monument to love will remain closed. less certain. the pandemic has affected tourism all over the world in parts of africa it's impacting funding for important conservation projects one wildlife trust in kenya say it's now struggling to feed and protect a growing number of also and elephants in its care. feeding time for these baby elephants but asked their orphaned there's no mother's milk. instead they rely on simmons from the sheldrick wildlife trust to look after them $400.00 humans in fact including 70 keepers as well as vets and anti poaching units but with no money from tourists coming to visit kenya it's

becoming more difficult to cover the costs. good. because coming in so that is a big worry. the corona crisis has also brought on the dangers of food shortages have resulted in an increase in illegal hunting sadly we are seeing an increase. including bushmeat and methods such as using. discriminate amongst the species they target so endangered animals such as elephants the babies behind me and giraffes can get caught in the fray and this is due to covert 19 and the economic hardships that communities living alongside protected areas of facing. it's not all bad news for these creatures. a ban on trade in ivory products in countries like china has meant the demand for

elephant tusks is falling. but until tourists return to kenya the future for these baby elephants and their human carriers will remain uncertain . and you watching.