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globalplayer — 15 years ago(July 14, 2010 01:48 AM)

Hi there,
that's very early in the film. You guys are my last hope in tracking this down, because it's nowhere on the soundtrack / song list.
Sounds a bit baroque, and it appears to be in a bright tempo (Presto).

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Off the top of my head, I'm thinking you must mean the scene where there is a close-up of Mimi wearing glasses in the kitchen, when he walks in? It's the Prelude of Bach's solo cello suite #1. If not that scene, which one?
"I was made to understand there were grilled cheese sandwiches here"

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The Flower Duet. Used in the seduction scene in his brother's movie The Hunger:
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Which kitchen scene? There were quite a few.

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No, I'm not.
I've already listened to that Aria, it's definitely NOT that. The "Aria" is much slower and more solemn.

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I believe you are referring to an aria from J. S. Bach's "Goldberg Variations". It follows the performance of "Gloria" by Vivaldi.

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