| 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: | 00:13:24 |
| % of music: | 22.93% |
| Total combinations: | 1 |
| Combinations: |
Frohe Botschaft + Surprise Symphony |
| Total variants: | 38 |
| Variants:
[A-Z] [Film order] |
Original Acceptance Allegretto Better Calm Chromatic Shift Dark Death Bed Dolce Dolcissimo Expanded Fixing the Lights Foreboding Galloping Ghostly Glissando Gute Nacht Hug Humbly Hushed Imagination Innocent Lighting the House Lullaby Newspaper Not Afraid Not in film Quasi Rubato Semplice Sneaky Someday Tense The End Theme and Variations Tragico Turbulent Whistling Window Worried |
