trl@ihlpg.UUCP (tr lowe) (07/31/85)
Recently, I was watching the movie "Electric Dreams" on cable tv. I *really* enjoyed one song in the movie. The song was a sort of duel between a woman Madelinne on the cello, and the computer. Upon watching the credits at the end of the movie, I could not determine the name of the song and who performed it. I believe the song was "The Duel", by Giordio Mereder (sp). The credits also mentioned a soundtrack for the movie by Virgin/Epic records. I would be grateful to anyone whom could point me to the proper source of this song ? Thanks in Advance, Ted R. Lowe Bell Laboratories IH 2B-256 (312) 979-2993 ihlpg!trl
ags@pucc-h (Dave Seaman) (08/07/85)
In article <990@ihlpg.UUCP> trl@ihlpg.UUCP (tr lowe) writes: >Recently, I was watching the movie "Electric Dreams" on cable tv. >I *really* enjoyed one song in the movie. The song was a sort of >duel between a woman Madelinne on the cello, and the computer. That was a selection from the "Little Music Book for Anna Magdalena Bach" by J. S. Bach. I don't know the precise designation of the piece, but I believe its title is "Minuet in G Major". (I know, there's more than one "Minuet in G Major" in the work.) It was also the basis of a popular song in the sixties -- something about "How Gentle Is the Rain." -- Dave Seaman ..!pur-ee!pucc-h:ags