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This is a long shot, but could it be Goodbye to Winter? It's a student's practice piece from the first volume of the Suzuki Piano method.
It's a nostalgic solo piano song, as per the question. The notes aren't a real match, outside of the (E-D-C riff) but it has the same contour and feel --depending if the rhythm is a match or not.
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The overture to Rossini's The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra).
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Located the OST of the film, music credits to Bob Adams / John Kentridge (also at 4:25 into the video).
It is hard to read the image of the back cover of the LP, but the track listing (1b of the Overture, and 6 on side 1) is "Kiss me mother" (trad British Army March) arr. B.Adams.
Some information about the 94th regiment, British army, whose marching tune ...
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Adam Dorn aka Mocean: Richard Pryor - Omit The Logic Score
Track #6 - Richard Dies
Listen here
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Based on the linked video's description,
Música:
Forever Yours de Wayne Jones
The music is Forever Yours by Wayne Jones.
It's on YouTube and considered as free music.
(Note: the download link is behind ads-powered link-shorteners)
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The Shazam app actually has an “Auto-Shazam” function (at least on iOS).
Hold down the Shazam “button” and it will keep listening and try to identify songs until you turn it off.
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With some help from yahoo answers I found this In-Grid 'Tu es foutu'. Link is to the chorus at the end, which repeats a "turu" sound like the one described.
It is a cool song, so I would like this to be the answer, but you don't give a lot of detail, so there are probably other songs which would fit.
With that in mind:
the yahoo thread above has other ...
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The Original theme song was Milano Mosh by SOD
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The song is "All Kinds of Everything". It was written by Derry Lindsay and Jackie Smith and, performed by the Irish singer Dana, it won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1970.
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The piece is "Concierto para Quinteto" by Astor Piazzolla. There's at least one recording on YouTube by a different ensemble. The audio at your link starts about 3 minutes into the piece. What you heard at the end as "Haciendo Wallace" is actually the announcer starting to announce the name of the piece, "Concierto para...".
Astor Pantaleón Piazzolla (...
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Dru Masters wrote the all the music to the series (except for the main theme which is by Sergei Prokofiev). A lot of the music is on the soundtrack album (also available on Amazon). This particular piece is rather featureless, so it's probably not on the album.
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Cleopatra - Cleopatra’s theme (Cleopatra comin at ya) ?
It’s unmistakably British though
https://youtu.be/uQQFh2YQP2s
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I almost certain the song is "Keep the home fires burning." I believe this is confirmed in this link.
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The original song as pointed out from Robert Fink is from a bulgarian choir called «Le Mystere de voix Bulgares» and the song is called «Pilentse Pee (Пиленце пее) / Birdie Sings»
Its the first track of this album on YouTube:
Le Mystere de voix Bulgares - Birdie Sings
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This is a circle of fifths progression --one of the most common of all chord progressions in both classical and popular music.
It comes up particularly often in Bach --for instance, here in the Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F major, BWV 1047, I. Allegro.
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