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TÁR Soundtrack
2022-38 songs-35K views
Music from
TÁR Soundtrack
2022-38 songs-35K views
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Symphony No. 5 in C Sharp Minor / Pt. 1: I. Trauermarsch & II. Stürmisch bewegt - Rehearsals
Gustav Mahler3030
Cello Concerto in E Minor, Op. 85: IV. Allegro - Recording Session / First Take / Excerpt
Edward ElgarFeatured artists
Songs Timeline
Songs Timeline
Sharon is in distress and expresses her concerns about Petra. Lydia then plays this song as she comforts and hugs Sharon.
Lydia hears this song on the radio after she wakes up. She runs into Petra as she brushes her teeth.
All of the conductors listen to the first performance as they take notes.
This is the second song they listen to during the performance.
This is the third song they listen to during the live performance.
Lydia is conducting the orchestra before taking a short break.
Sharon and Lydia discuss the new Cellist, Olga, as they drink wine.
Someone knocks on Lydia's door as she watches a Cellist on video.
Lydia is singing with the accordion in her home.
Trailer Songs
Trailer Songs
TÁR | Teaser Trailer 2 (Universal Pictures)
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CommunityQuestions
CommunityQuestions
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Questions
What is the name of the romantic song that the character, Lydia Tar, dances to with her partner?
Angela (GUEST)
3 years ago
7 replies
It’s driving me crazy. It comes from a jazz band but I can’t recall who! Hope Simone can know it
Will (GUEST)
2 years ago
I, too, have been trying to find out what this song is!!!! It’s been haunting me since I am saw the movie. “Not 60 but 64..,”
Tawana (GUEST)
2 years ago
I have been looking too! Would love to know!
Barbara Arthur (GUEST)
2 years ago
Li’l Darlin’ – Count Basie & His Orchestra
Dig (GUEST)
2 years ago
Why, THANK YOU. I’ll find and play it immediately. It’s been playing in my head and will undoubtedly sound better by the Count. Hey, my dad played with him and Ellington.maybe that’s why I was so taken by it…
Tawana Cook Purnell (GUEST)
2 years ago
You're welcome: it's a slow swinging and dreamy tune Count Basie included it in The Atomic Mr. Basie album, one crowned one with great music. Basie and Ellington are still very relevant to my ears and heart, and their orchestras included top notch musicians.
Dig (GUEST)
2 years ago
Thank you so much! I had heard that song before but just couldn’t remember the composer or name of the piece. It’s so lovely. Much appreciation!
Angela (GUEST)
2 years ago