| Theme | |
|---|---|
| Theme name: | Surprise Symphony |
| Composer: | Josef Haydn |
| Description: | David's theme; the primary theme from the second movement of Haydn's "Surprise" Symphony, no. 94, composed in 1794; this is whistled and played by David on the violin in the film, which was likely the impetus for Steiner's decision to use it as his theme; there is also dialogue in the film discussing this piece |
| Related characters: | Dr. David Newcome |
| Total uses: | 45 |
| Total duration: | 09:17:22 |
| % of music: | 66.16% |
| Total combinations: | 1 |
| Combinations: |
Frohe Botschaft + Surprise Symphony |
| Total variants: | 38 |
| Variants:
[A-Z] [Film order] |
0:00:09 - Foreboding 0:02:20 - Glissando 0:02:37 - Theme and Variations 0:03:55 - Imagination 0:04:59 - Hushed 0:05:14 - Hug 0:06:36 - Innocent 0:09:49 - Chromatic Shift 0:10:16 - Imagination 0:11:24 - Not Afraid 0:12:01 - Calm NIF - Not in film 0:12:46 - Quasi Rubato 0:13:10 - Humbly 0:15:00 - Gute Nacht 0:17:34 - Original 0:22:35 - Glissando 0:22:57 - Worried 0:23:27 - Fixing the Lights 0:23:40 - Lighting the House 0:23:55 - Better 0:24:11 - Death Bed 0:25:02 - Dolce 0:25:36 - Lullaby 0:29:13 - Original 0:29:45 - Original 0:31:52 - Newspaper 0:32:07 - Galloping 0:39:33 - Dark 0:45:36 - Expanded 0:47:06 - Tragico 0:50:14 - Turbulent 0:51:52 - Sneaky 0:56:18 - Original 1:05:40 - Window NIF - Dolcissimo 1:14:16 - Allegretto 1:31:42 - Tense 1:39:55 - Someday 1:41:10 - Semplice 1:47:27 - Acceptance 1:48:34 - Whistling 1:49:48 - Ghostly 1:51:13 - The End |
