Songtitle to the scene: Riddikulus Boggart Challenge

[Sørensen]

Hello !!

Hope you can help me ..
Lupus is turning on the stereo when the students is standing in line for the
Riddikulus Boggart Challenge. Does anyone know the songtitle?? Hope so :o)

Soerensen

[Greg Heilers]

Post by Sørensen
Hello !!
Hope you can help me ..
Lupus is turning on the stereo when the students is standing in line for
the Riddikulus Boggart Challenge. Does anyone know the songtitle?? Hope so
:o)
Soerensen

This is going to take some further detective work. A preliminary "google"
has not given a definite answer.

Several people have suggested that the track is the Benny Goodman classic,
"Sing, Sing, Sing". However others have stated that it is *not* the same
track as the "Sing, Sing, Sing" they have at home. Did Goodman record
more than one version? Or could it be one of the hundreds of "covers"
that the track has undoubtedly inspired by this day?

Someone also pointed out that Williams, for his score for "1941", composed
a track called "Swing, Swing, Swing", as an homage/tribute to the Goodman
piece. Perhaps this is what we hear in PoA.

The film's end credits list a song called "La Cumparsita" -- supposedly
a tango of Argentinian origin. But I have a feeling that this is the track
Lupin was playing in his "goodbye" scene.

Of course, if WB had been nice enough to include this track on the CD...
the mystery would be easier to solve, as we could listen to it more closely.
(Wait...come to think of it...if it was on the CD...we would probably
know the name of it also...lol).

[Greg Heilers]

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Post by Sørensen
Hello !!
Hope you can help me ..
Lupus is turning on the stereo when the students is standing in line for
the Riddikulus Boggart Challenge. Does anyone know the songtitle?? Hope so
:o)
Soerensen

Update ---

While perusing another Potter board, on this subject, someone said that the
track reminded him/her an awful lot of a track heard on an X-Files episode.
This person has the X-Files DVD's, and reviwed the episode in question.
A visit to an X-Files website mentioned:

"Sing, Sing, Sing (In Swing)" by Louis Prima (for Benny Goodman)

[Dgates]

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 23:16:30 GMT, Greg Heilers

Post by Greg Heilers

Post by Sørensen
Hello !!
Hope you can help me ..
Lupus is turning on the stereo when the students is standing in line for
the Riddikulus Boggart Challenge. Does anyone know the songtitle?? Hope so
:o)
Soerensen

This is going to take some further detective work. A preliminary "google"
has not given a definite answer.
Several people have suggested that the track is the Benny Goodman classic,
"Sing, Sing, Sing". However others have stated that it is *not* the same
track as the "Sing, Sing, Sing" they have at home.

That's me!

You can listen to 30 seconds of Sing Sing Sing as the first music
sample track here:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000000OC4/

Post by Greg Heilers
Did Goodman record
more than one version? Or could it be one of the hundreds of "covers"
that the track has undoubtedly inspired by this day?
Someone also pointed out that Williams, for his score for "1941", composed
a track called "Swing, Swing, Swing", as an homage/tribute to the Goodman
piece. Perhaps this is what we hear in PoA.

My guess is that we hear so little swing music that it all sounds
alike to us.
--
dgates

[Markku Uttula]

Post by Dgates
My guess is that we hear so little swing music that it all sounds
alike to us.

Are you saying that it doesn't all sound alike? :)

[George Johnson]

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0304141/soundtrack
"A Winter's Spell"
Music by John Williams
Lyrics by Cynthia Weil and Jamie Richardson

"La Cumparsita"
Written by Gerardo Matos Rodríguez
Performed by Alfred House Orchestra
Courtesy of Laserlight
By Arrangement with Source/Q

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7. A Window to the Past
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10. The Portrait Gallery
11. Hagrid the Professor
12. Monster Books and Boggarts!
13. Quidditch, Third Year
14. Lupin's Transformation and Chasing Scabbers
15. The Patronus Light
16. The Werewolf Scene
17. Saving Buckbeak
18. Forward to Time Past
19. The Dementors Converge
20. Finale
21. Mischief Managed!

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