I can't, for the life of me, work out the song that is playing when Amy and Oscar are in Amy's apartment. Amy is getting into the shower and instructs Oscar to hit 'play' on the CD player. I want to know the title and artist of the orchestral song that starts playing as Oscar goofs around in the kitchen!
shareIt is one of two Latin songs in the movie. Brazil by Ary Barroso is being played by the orchestra during the cocktail hour prior to the viewing of the construction models.
So that leaves, but I won't stake me life on it :-)
"Pao De Acucar"
Written by Daniel Indart
Performed by Daniel Indart Quartet
Courtesy of Latin Music Specialists
I did not go on the net and look for an mp3 recording of this song to confirm it, however I went to a "download for pay site" for the soundtrack, but this song was not listed as one of the tracks on the CD.
Paul
I was lucky enough to find the CD a couple of years ago - alas, neither of the songs you mentioned were included on it. I've found an mp3 recording of "Brasil" (Ary Barroso), but can't find any info re: "Pao De Acucar". I'm thinking this is the song i'm looking for. Thanks!
shareI found a clip of the song Pao De Acucar at the following site.
http://www.indartmusic.com/indartmusicandsound/tvfilm.php
Scroll down to Three to Tango to hear it.
There is a "contact us" button at the top of the page. You might be able to order the MP3 or the CD that contains this song from them. In the meantime I'll try and locate the song for you.
Your more than welcome!
I just visited the site and listened to the song - unfortunately, it's still not the song i'm looking for. I appreciate all your efforts in helping me find it!
share4 years later and STILL no answers! Surely someone out there must know!
Go take a step outside - see what's shaking in the real world.
The song in Amy's appartment (a tango) is not on the soundtrack,
by deduction and taking into account the films song credits.
I'm going for a very a educated guess of Pao de Acucar
by the Daniel Indart Quartet
(Pao de Acucar means the
Sugar loaf mountain in Buenos Aires, argentina).
No other of the non soundtrack songs are possibly tango's,
which makes this a probable right answer.
If you want to see I how got to this conclusion, look at
all the songs in the movie.
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Not Well Know Songs, In Film but not on Soundtrack
Sanctuary - Blair MacKichan
Pao De Acucar - Daniel Indart Quartet
It's Not Your Fault - CIV
I Wanna Rock *Everytime I hear that mellow Saxophone)
- Brian Seltzer Orchestra
Theme From. Of Human Bondage
By the light of the silvery moon
Bottlecap - Kacy Crowley
Jumpin Jack - Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Well known recognizeable songs, not on soundtrack but in the movie
Hot Blooded - Foreigner
Let's Get It On - Marvin Gaye
Peter Gunn Theme
Theme from Bonanza
Brazil
On Soundtrack, and in credits
Jumpin East of Java - SND
Here Comes The Snake - SND
Mr Zoot Suit - SND
Violent Love - SND
Trou Macaque - SND
Going Out Of My Head - SND
Salt in my wounds - SND
That Says It All - SND
Go Tell The Preacher - SND
Maddest Kind Of Love - SND
Swing Sweet Pussycat - SND
On Soundtrack, and not in the film credits
(not sure if those songs are even in the movie!)
Lint
Let's Get Outta Here
Datin With No Dough - Royal Crown Revue
I finally tracked down a sample of the song you mentioned: http://www.hotlatintracks.com/brazilian/brazilian-main.html
However, it still doesn't sound like the song i'm looking for! I'm wondering if it was a song especially produced for the film, but even that would be listed in the film's soundtrack. Sigh.
Go take a step outside - see what's shaking in the real world.