| Theme | |
|---|---|
| Theme name: | Frohe Botschaft |
| Composer: | Unknown; arranged by Max Steiner |
| Description: | Leni's main theme is a German folk song (likely pre-1822); used in Aline by Adolf Bauerle and Wenzel Muller in 1822, then again in 1824 in the Vaudeville "Die Wiener in Berlin" by Carl von Holtei; Steiner might have thought of this tune in connection to a Viennese person in a foreign country, since Leni is an Austrian in England; Leni sings and plays this song on the piano in the film; Leni's original theme is "I Do Like to be Beside the Seaside," used only when she was a dancer |
| Related characters: | Leni Krafft, Gerald Newcome |
| Total uses: | 22 |
| Total duration: | 00:11:03 |
| % of music: | 18.91% |
| Total combinations: | 1 |
| Combinations: |
Frohe Botschaft + Surprise Symphony |
| Total variants: | 19 |
| Variants:
[A-Z] [Film order] |
0:00:26 - Grandioso 0:14:22 - Tenderly 0:25:12 - Ethereal 0:32:51 - Viennese 0:34:49 - At the Piano 0:36:41 - Original 0:38:09 - Drifting 0:38:52 - Somber 0:44:30 - Like a Sigh 0:45:45 - Crying 0:51:10 - Triste 1:14:30 - Drifting 1:22:12 - War Bulletin 1:33:07 - Death Sentence 1:38:41 - Hopeful 1:41:47 - Restful 1:49:22 - Ghostly NIF - 6th chime 1:50:19 - Fading Away 1:50:32 - Singing 1:51:01 - The End |
