Stanley Kubrick also used it in his final film "Eyes Wide Shut". 
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Author: This is a waltz by Dmitri Shostakovich, originally composed for the soundtrack of the film "The First Echelon", and it was later included in other works, namely:
Opus 99: Music to the Film "The First Echelon" (1955-1956)
Opus 99A: Suite from "The First Echelon" for chorus and orchestra (1956)
Opus 99C: Eight Waltzes from Film Music, suite for orchestra (1959)
Without opus no.: Suite for Variety Orchestra (after 1956)
Until recently, this last piece was misidentified with the Suite for Jazz Orchestra no. 2 so maybe you will find this waltz as part of that piece.
Opus 99: Music to the Film "The First Echelon" (1955-1956)
Opus 99A: Suite from "The First Echelon" for chorus and orchestra (1956)
Opus 99C: Eight Waltzes from Film Music, suite for orchestra (1959)
Without opus no.: Suite for Variety Orchestra (after 1956)
Until recently, this last piece was misidentified with the Suite for Jazz Orchestra no. 2 so maybe you will find this waltz as part of that piece.
Hi there,
can you help me to find out the title and composer of this tune?
can you help me to find out the title and composer of this tune?
Total Posts: 3 - Pages (1): [1]
How to insert music:
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