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Chopin: Nocturne in C # minor...

posted 20 years ago by bhodgman
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If you were wondering - this is the song the bomber is playing towards the end of the movie... Beautiful song.

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[–] Das_Reich_PzGrenadier 19 years ago

Yes, I like it also.

[–] tomcat69w 19 years ago

Is this the same piece of music Val Kilmer (as Doc Holliday) refer's to in Tombstone?

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[–] Nelo_Tattoo 19 years ago

Wow, thanks man, I was gonna make a topic about this question...it truly is beautiful

[–] donpablo76 19 years ago

ok, but what is the piece Dusan is teaching the little girl at the beginning of the film? it sounds like Chopin, but it's not Nocturne in C Minor

[–] imdb-12809 19 years ago

Nocturne in F minor, Op. 55/1
see: http://www.bohemianopera.com/chopinmovies.htm

[–] shanayneigh 17 years ago

It's a very beautiful song indeed. But I have to say that I hate it when Freddie rocks out in the second half of the song (never heard in the movie, I think), *beep* up what could have been one of the most beautiful songs ever.

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