's Trois Couleurs: Blanc, the second and "egalite" installment of the French motto-themed trilogy, is about a Polish immigrant who, through a series of adventures, is corrupted by his appetite for vengeance after being left penniless by divorce from a Frenchwoman. The film's score was composed by , who employed solo clarinet, oboe, violin, spare piano, and Eastern European folk scales for sparse, often melancholic chamber-music support of the isolated protagonist. Less symphonic than much of his score for the music-plotted Trois Couleurs: Bleu, it was recorded at Studio S4, Polish Radio, Warsaw with performances credited to and , conducted by . The soundtrack was first issued in 1994 by . ~ Marcy Donelson