wow. the responses to your question are mostly just plain stupid. The music in the film mostly (including the theme you speak of) original score written for the movie by Misha Segal. Had you checked the cast & crew area od imdb, you too would know this. You can buy the soundtrack on Amazon.com or other large music retailers. Unfortunately, you cannot find the specific piece of music you speak of as far as the rendition mysteriously played on violin at the end of the film nor the organ and vocal version, but graveyard scene where the Phantom plays "Don Juan Triumphant" on violin is included in the soundtrack as "graveyard violin." Also, the version from when Christine sings it at her audition in the beginning of the film is included, but it is unfortunately immediately followed by the music for the time-travel within the same track. That track is called, "Don Juan Triumphant/Traveling Through Time."
It's true that there are some truths to the novel and therefore a few truths to this version of the film. Those truths are few and far between and unrelated to your question.
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johnnyhsome
18 years ago
my god finally somebody with a real answer, hey thanks man... listen I know about the graveyard violine and everything but I can't get that cd from Amazon, cause they don't ship it over here, I'm from Serbia and every time you order it, it gets messed up.
I didn't want to mention anything of my (poor) knowledge about the soundtrack nor did I asked whether the movie is based on true events but still thanks to other guys that replied.
Another thing, if you are able to find this movie for me (+ a soundtrack) in any shape or form except VHS I' ll gladly send you the money or a couple of movies in exchange, anyways if you are willing I'm sure we can come to an agreement and further contact, if not thanks anyway.
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