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31 results for "Gershwin" in 6 films — see also Gershwin | composer | jazzy

FilmTheme nameInstanceTags
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1938)The Amazing Doctor (Montage)0:33:03 - A news article about the doctorchromatic parallelism | dissonant bass | Gershwinesque | jaunty | journal | montage | montage | newspaper | sequence | sign
City for Conquest (1940)Tone Poem Introduction (Main Title)0:00:12 - Title of film over a city skylinebold | cast list | city | common-tone dominant 7th | Gershwinesque | opening title sequence | skyline | title of film

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem A (Main Title)0:00:36 - Credits over a city skyline13th chord | added-note chord | bold | cast list | chromatic sequence | city | Gershwinesque | opening title sequence | skyline

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem Introduction1:32:01 - Orchestra playing in a concert hall9th chord | audience | bold | Carnegie Hall | chromatic parallelism | common-tone dominant 7th | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | dissonant bass | dominant 7th chord | double exposure | Dutch angle | Gershwinesque | listening | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | radio | score to source | source music | watching

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem A1:32:32 - Violins playing9th chord | 11th chord | 13th chord | audience | Carnegie Hall | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | deceptive resolution | dramatic | Gershwinesque | leading lady | listening | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | romantic | sentimental | sequence | source music | watching | zoom in

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem A (Tutti)1:33:02 - Peggy watches from the audience9th chord | 11th chord | 13th chord | audience | bold | Carnegie Hall | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | deceptive resolution | dramatic | fragmentation | Gershwinesque | leading lady | listening | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | point-of-view shot | romantic | source music | watching | zoom in

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem Train Whistle1:33:40 - The wind section playsadded-note chord | bold | Carnegie Hall | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | dissonant bass | excited | fragmentation | Gershwinesque | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | pc set | playing | pump-up modulation | source music

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem Transition 21:33:48 - Orchestra playing9th chord | added-note chord | audience | bold | Carnegie Hall | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | dramatic | Gershwinesque | grand | listening | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | source music | watching

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem Introduction (Abbreviated)1:34:01 - Orchestra playing9th chord | audience | bold | Carnegie Hall | chromatic parallelism | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | dissonant bass | double exposure | Dutch angle | Gershwinesque | listening | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | radio | source music | watching

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem A (Very Broad)1:34:24 - Peggy reacts to the music9th chord | 13th chord | audience | bold | Carnegie Hall | chromatic parallelism | chromatic scale | chromatic sequence | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | deceptive resolution | dissonant bass | dramatic | Gershwinesque | leading lady | leading man | listening | musician | newspaper | newspaper stand | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | radio | romantic | source music | street | watching | zoom out

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem Transition 1 (Abbreviated)1:35:34 - Harp playing in the orchestraadded-note chord | bold | Carnegie Hall | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | dramatic | Gershwinesque | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | source music

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem B1:35:43 - Danny listens to the radio9th chord | added-note chord | audience | Carnegie Hall | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | excited | Gershwinesque | leading man | listening | Mixolydian mode | musician | newspaper | newspaper stand | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | pump-up modulation | radio | source music | street | watching

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem Train Whistle1:35:50 - Danny listens to the radioadded-note chord | bold | concert | concert scene | dissonant bass | excited | fragmentation | Gershwinesque | leading man | listening | on-screen music | pc set | pump-up modulation | radio | source music | street

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem Transition 2 (Allargando)1:35:58 - Orchestra playing in the concert hallaudience | bold | Carnegie Hall | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | direct modulation | dramatic | Gershwinesque | grand | listening | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | pedal tone | playing | source music | watching

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem A (Grandioso)1:36:11 - Audience enjoying the performance9th chord | 13th chord | altered dominant | audience | bold | Carnegie Hall | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | deceptive resolution | double exposure | dramatic | Gershwinesque | leading lady | leading man | listening | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | romantic | sentimental | smiling | source music | watching

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem A (Tutti 2)1:36:41 - Danny's figure appears in the concert hall9th chord | 13th chord | AABA structure | added-note chord | audience | bold | Carnegie Hall | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | crying | deceptive resolution | double exposure | dramatic | Gershwinesque | leading man | listening | mode mixture | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | romantic | sentimental | smiling | source music | watching | zoom out

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem Introduction (Abbreviated 2)1:37:08 - The conductor leading the orchestraadded-note chord | audience | bold | Carnegie Hall | common-tone dominant 7th | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | Gershwinesque | listening | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | source music | watching

City for Conquest (1940)

Tone Poem A (Coda)1:37:16 - The conductor leading the orchestraadded-note chord | audience | bold | Carnegie Hall | chromatic mediant | concert | concert hall | concert scene | conducting | conductor | diminution | dramatic | Gershwinesque | listening | musician | on-screen music | orchestra | playing | source music | watching
Crime School (1938)Gangster Blues0:01:16 - New York City streets13th chord | added-note chord | altered dominant | blues | cut from film | establish setting | fun | Gershwinesque | main title | setting | street | upbeat

Crime School (1938)

Sue (Quasi Blues)0:11:08 - Sue talks to Frankiebluesy | chromatic parallelism | common-chord modulation | conversing | crying | establish character | foreign key modulation | Gershwinesque | heroine | leading lady | room | somber

Crime School (1938)

Sue (End Credits)1:24:49 - Cast listadded-note chord | bluesy | chromatic parallelism | closing credits | end title sequence | Gershwinesque | mode mixture | not by Steiner | upbeat
Death of a Scoundrel (1956)Bridget0:00:37 - Bridget arrives at her destination and talks to the butler looking for Mr. Sabourinfemale | Gershwinesque | jazz

Death of a Scoundrel (1956)

Bridget0:06:24 - Bridget begins to tell her story about Clementifemale | Gershwinesque | jazz

Death of a Scoundrel (1956)

Bridget (Gershwin)0:16:46 - Clementi and Bridget talk in a bar, then Clementi is searched by the police to see if he had stolen a man's walletflashback | Gershwin | jazz | radio | source music
Flamingo Road (1949)Flamingo Road0:00:18 - Book cover for Flamingo Roadblues | bluesy | book cover | cast list | establish setting | Gershwinesque | mode mixture | parallelism | self-borrowing | title of film

Flamingo Road (1949)

Lute Mae (A Reminiscence)0:42:04 - A female prisoner talks about Lute Mae's13th chord | added-note chord | advance plot | altered dominant | bluesy | conversing | countermelody | Gershwinesque | leading lady | prison | prisoner | self-borrowing
State’s Attorney (1932)Transition0:00:20 - Title and starring listblues | bluesy | fanfare | Gershwinesque | opening title sequence | starring list | title of film | transcribed by ear

State’s Attorney (1932)

Blues0:00:29 - Title and starring list, cast listaltered dominant | blue note | blues | bluesy | cast list | Gershwinesque | opening title sequence | starring list | title of film | transcribed by ear

State’s Attorney (1932)

Blues (Double Time)0:01:04 - Cast listblue note | blues | bluesy | cast list | diminution | exciting | Gershwinesque | opening title sequence | parallelism | starring list | title of film | transcribed by ear

State’s Attorney (1932)

Bluesy Transition0:01:15 - Black screenblues | bluesy | exciting | Gershwinesque | opening title sequence | pedal tone | transcribed by ear

State’s Attorney (1932)

Blues (The End)1:18:41 - The Endblue note | blues | bluesy | end title sequence | Gershwinesque | The End | transcribed by ear