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Best uses of Classical Music in Film Nominations Thread
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If I were to consider "Immigrant Song" in a scene it would be for its use in Thor: Ragnarok rather than for its use in School of Rock.
jkag89 said:
If I were to consider "Immigrant Song" in a scene it would be for its use in Thor: Ragnarok rather than for its use in School of Rock.
Just showing my age.
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I'm going to assume I'm likely older than you. If I were to opt for a musical a scene from School of Rock it would be the "My Brain is Hanging Upside Down" montage simply because a Ramones fan can't help being a Ramones fan.
Claire de Lune also in the Chuck Yeager / feather dance scene in The Right Stuff
Vivaldi's Four Seasons in the comedy masterpiece The Four Seasons with Alan Alda and Carol Burnett
Vivaldi's Four Seasons in the comedy masterpiece The Four Seasons with Alan Alda and Carol Burnett
Do you have a particular scene(s) you would like to be featured in the poll?HtownAg92 said:
Vivaldi's Four Seasons in the comedy masterpiece The Four Seasons with Alan Alda and Carol Burnett
The movie is too old to have clips that I can find, but the transition from Spring to Summer following a fallen leaf to the waters of the Caribbean is fantastic. Also, the Winter ski-jumping scene.
Not a feature but it is well done: Rossini's overture to The Barber of Seville in "The Rabbit of Seville". I figured we already included Wagner.
I don't think my OP ruled out theatrical shorts. Anyways get out of my head, I am considering either What's Opera, Doc? or Rabbit of Seville. I think Rabbit is better but Opera has a Magic Helmet. Who am I kidding, I'll probably include both.
Those are everyone's intro to classical music/operajkag89 said:
I don't think my OP ruled out theatrical shorts. Anyways get out of my head, I am considering either What's Opera, Doc? or Rabbit of Seville. I think Rabbit is better but Opera has a Magic Helmet. Who am I kidding, I'll probably include both.
And the fattest horse in film history.
jkag89 said:
I'm going to assume I'm likely older than you. If I were to opt for a musical a scene from School of Rock it would be the "My Brain is Hanging Upside Down" montage simply because a Ramones fan can't help being a Ramones fan.
Bonzo Goes to Bitburg
Muck's Soundtrack Tourney is wrapping up so get your noms in!! Started trying to put the whole thing together last night and it more work than I expected so you likely have a few days after the end of the soundtrack tournament to add any ideas but don't procrastinate too long.
No one has said Barry Lyndon yet?
Schubert's piano trio in E flat is the perfect song for this scene.
And the ending scene with a variation of the song.
And Handel's Sarabande just drives it home.
And just for kicks, the British Grenadiers on drum and fife!
Schubert's piano trio in E flat is the perfect song for this scene.
And the ending scene with a variation of the song.
And Handel's Sarabande just drives it home.
And just for kicks, the British Grenadiers on drum and fife!
This youtube appears to be a combination of several scenes from Out of Africa. Do you happen to recall which scene in which this piece of music was used?Aggies76 said:
Another favorite of mine.... Mozart in "Out of Africa"
Final bump for nominations. Probably start the poll Monday morning or possibly Sunday night.
Imagine for a moment your entire life has been chemically suppressing emotion, then you hear Beethoven
Can't believe this hasn't been mentioned. From 10.
jkag89 said:
If I were to consider "Immigrant Song" in a scene it would be for its use in Thor: Ragnarok rather than for its use in School of Rock.
Don't get your hopes up.
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