This is also one of my favorite movies, and songs from a movie. I searched many years for this soundtrack and one day I found the vinyl record at a flea market. I was so elated, lol... Now-a-days just go to utube. This is great
This piece is Minuet #4 in G (BWV Anh.II.114) from "Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach" by Christian Petzold (formerly attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach)
@penngt With all due respect I am not wrong and did you read what was written because at no point did I say it was from the film The Notebook I said it was from 'Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach'. If you check wiki entries for both the piece of music and Christian Petzold they BOTH state that the music was formerly attributed to Bach and is now established that the piece written by Petzold. No where does it state that Petzold was employed o adapt the piece.
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Could have been adapted as a Mac commercial in the 80s.
No reason why Apple can't do it today.
JudgeGrif 3 months ago
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JudgeGrif 3 months ago
yeah calling hollywood, pls do a remake of this movie
1360roger 3 months ago
This is also one of my favorite movies, and songs from a movie. I searched many years for this soundtrack and one day I found the vinyl record at a flea market. I was so elated, lol... Now-a-days just go to utube. This is great
eyemo1120 4 months ago
Hollywood should REMAKE THIS MOVIE for TODAY!!
merlinforever 4 months ago in playlist merlinforever's favorites
I always loved this movie! Too bad you can't buy it on Amazon. Virginia Madsen is as hot as ever!! Thanks for posting this!
TheFwankenstein 6 months ago 2
What a nice music.
txemata1 7 months ago
Dueling Banjos from the movie Deliverance.
WECB640 7 months ago
i spilt wine on my cimputer and all that happened was it blew up dang it!
Legokid502 8 months ago 2
@Legokid502 Its because your supposed to spill champagne on your computer
QuincytheDestroyer 5 months ago
FUCK YEAH 8BIT TUNE!!!
hfmx1 9 months ago 2
Favorite scene. Still gives me chills ... Remember when all you needed for A.I. was to spill a little wine on a computer? ;)
sislau 9 months ago 3
In all her long and varied career Virginia Madsen was never so beautiful as in this cellor duel scene.
deriter64 10 months ago 2
THE DUEL!!!
fantasyrules01 11 months ago
I remember watching this as a kid. Does anyone know the ñame of the
Movie?
cuetogomez 1 year ago
@cuetogomez Electric Dreams
AddieStarr 1 year ago
Beautiful. (Virginia Madsen)
31428571J 1 year ago
A pure celebration of the joy of music
tfan68 1 year ago
G4 stole the design!!!!!!!
miamaz 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this.
khal007 1 year ago
This proves that PC beats Mac!
toobinflabishnabob 1 year ago
Do you know were to get this movie?!?! My mom has been wanting it for years and i really would like to get it for her!!!!!
youmakemydreams 1 year ago
she gets owned
chanelcute 2 years ago
This is one of my favorite movies. It's never played on TV at all!
903davesharonpoky 2 years ago 5
Lovers Concerto the pop song from the 1960s
was made form this piece, The Toys and The
Fleetwoods do great bring this piece to life, like this film, Electric Dreams does!
starblue1986 2 years ago
not violin (which I love) but great tune either way!
TrollSniffer 2 years ago
I love this scene
Assasin1928 2 years ago
Some may attribute it to Dead Calm but I'd say this is the track that got Graeme Revell noticed.
rockasoo 3 years ago
Niesamowite, pamiętam ten film z dzieciństwa. Muzyka jest super :)
ProfesorDeath 3 years ago
This piece is Minuet #4 in G (BWV Anh.II.114) from "Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach" by Christian Petzold (formerly attributed to Johann Sebastian Bach)
AdmiralW238 3 years ago 6
Wow!
Great attribution -- thanks Admiral!
freedumb2003 3 years ago 2
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@penngt With all due respect I am not wrong and did you read what was written because at no point did I say it was from the film The Notebook I said it was from 'Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach'. If you check wiki entries for both the piece of music and Christian Petzold they BOTH state that the music was formerly attributed to Bach and is now established that the piece written by Petzold. No where does it state that Petzold was employed o adapt the piece.
AdmiralW238 1 year ago