Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows what the piece of music is that Elizabeth plays when Victor is just waking up from his illness and Elizabeth is there playing the piano. I really like it and want to get the music, but I have no idea what it's called or who it's by, the credits didn't say anything about it either. If anyone knows the name of the piece and/or the composer please reply,
thanks, Julie
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I just watched the movie on cable and I have the same question. The piano solo is so beautiful it almost moved me to tears...
I'm not sure it's part of Doyle's soundtrack, maybe one of the great classical composers.
Somebody help us out !
"What makes a movie good or bad is not what it is about, but how it is about it.” Roger Ebert
Yes, it's part of Doyle's soundtrack, but you won't find it on the original soundtrack CD, like so many other tracks, unfortunately...
shareI have a feeling this is going to be VERY hard to find.
Could anyone who owns a copy of the film take a look at the end credits and check the music tracks?
"What makes a movie good or bad is not what it is about, but how it is about it.” Roger Ebert
As I said, Doyle has written and composed it. It is NOT a clasical piece it is part of the original soundtrack score and that's because you find it neither on the original soundtrack, nor on any CD!!!
shareThat was one of many anachronistic details in this film that irritated me. Not only had the piano (or, in this case, Pianoforte) not been invented yet, but how the hell did it get into Victor's laboratory!?!
It should have been a spinet
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinet