Henry Mancini RARE "Tiffany's" Score 'Holly's Phonograph' / 'Holly's Intruder'

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Rare and previously unreleased score.
"Holly's Phonograph" plays when 'Fred' asks to use the telephone. Holly, fresh out of bed, turns her phonograph on, and this piece of music plays.

"Holly's Intruder" plays when Holly arrives late at night, with a guy following her. She then closes the door on him, and he proceeds to bang on it. She then escapes through the window, up to Fred's apartment.

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  • This was released. It's on my album.

  • @amyjogonzalez Really? Last time I checked, it wasn't. They really should release the complete remastered score though. It would have been a nice addition to the 50th anniversary re-release of Breakfast at Tiffany's.

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  • @MadonnasMrDj I pulled out and played my old vinyl to make sure. These songs are on there, but the titles are different. the 1st song you have is "Sally's Tomato" and "Moon River Cha Cha" is the last one. I think "The Big Blow Out" is in the middle (or part of it). This is a really old album, RCA Victor 1961. It doesn't say "Oscar Winning" anywhere; it may have been before the award. There's a cute copy of a letter from Audrey to "Hank" on the back cover. I agree, they should re-release it.

  • Yet another small sample of Mancini's music that is simply pure heaven, that totally fits with the goddess that Audrey Hepburn was. An incredible post - THANK YOU.

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