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Does anyone know the classical piece of mucic used as a backpiece when the boys leave the chapel? Its driving me nuts!!!!!


Cavyking666  Tue 10/06/08 14:48
Quizmonster
Tue 10/06/08
15:28
The Missa Luba was certainly the main musical element in the film. I cannot recall whether that was what was in the background as the boys left the chapel or not, however.
Quizmonster
Tue 10/06/08
16:45
Click here to hear the Sanctus from the Missa Luba. I'm sure you'll recognise it!
dundurn
Tue 10/06/08
21:44
The version used in the film soundtrack was the recording by Les Troubadours du Roi Baudoin - I think it's available on a Philips CD
Cavyking666
Tue 10/06/08
21:53

Question Author

Thanks for the input people but... its the piece that is played on the organ as they leave the chapel. DA DA DA, DA DADADA, DA DADADA, DA DADADA, DAAA DAAA. Its very uplifting and I think the composer starts with a C. I remember it at college. It was always played after we left the chapel on a sunday ( any worksop college people out there? )
Cavyking666
Wed 11/06/08
10:25

Question Author

YYEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!

Thankyou so much!!!!!!

I can rest now!!!

Gromit
Wed 11/06/08
10:30
I'm not doubting anyones answers, but wikipedia claims...

"A single piece of music recurs in the film, the "Sanctus" from the Missa Luba. This version of the Latin Mass in African style, sung by a choir of Congolese children, had been on the UK Singles Chart in the 1960s."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/If....

dundurn
Wed 11/06/08
14:38
The Sanctus does recur and is the piece most people take away from the film, but there is other music as well.
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