Gone with the Wind (1939) - Soundtracks

Selznick International Theme

(1937) (uncredited)

Written by Alfred Newman

Played for the Selznick International Logo

(I Wish I Was in) Dixie's Land

(1860) (uncredited)

Written by Daniel Decatur Emmett

Played often in the score

Katie Belle

(uncredited)

Written by Stephen Foster

In the score for Tara and Twelve Oaks scenes

Under the Willow She's Sleeping

(1860 (uncredited)

Written by Stephen Foster

In the score for Tara scenes

Lou'siana Belle

(1847) (uncredited)

Written by Stephen Foster

In the score for Twelve Oaks scenes

Dolly Day

(1850) (uncredited)

Written by Stephen Foster

In the score for Twelve Oaks scenes

Ring de Banjo

(1851) (uncredited)

Written by Stephen Foster

In the score for Twelve Oaks scenes

Sweet and Low

(1865) (uncredited)

Music by Joseph Barnby

In the score for the afternoon nap scenes

Ye Cavaliers of Dixie

(uncredited)

Composer unknown

In the score when Charles Hamilton challenges Rhett, and other sections

Taps

(1862) (uncredited)

Written by Daniel Butterfield

In the score for the death of Charles, and other sections

Massa's in de Cold Ground

(1852) (uncredited)

Written by Stephen Foster

In the score for the death of Charles and Frank

Maryland, My Maryland

(1861) (uncredited)

Music based the traditional German Christmas carol "O Tannennbam"

In the score at the bazaar in Atlanta and at the train depot

Irish Washerwoman

(uncredited)

Traditional Irish Jig

Dance music at the bazaar in Atlanta

Garryowen

(uncredited)

Traditional

Dance music at the bazaar in Atlanta

When Johnny Comes Marching Home

(1863) (uncredited)

Written by Louis Lambert

(Pseudonym for Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore)

In the score at Gettysburg and other sections

Weeping, Sad and Lonely (When This Cruel War Is Over)

(1862) (uncredited)

Music by Henry Tucker

In the score outside the Examiner Newspaper office

The Bonnie Blue Flag

(uncredited)

Traditional Irish tune

Lyrics by Harry McCarthy

[In the score at the depot and other sections]

Hark! the Herald Angels Sing

(pub. 1856) (uncredited)

Music by Felix Mendelssohn (1840)

In the score for Christmas at Aunt Pittypat's

Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! (The Boys Are Marching)

(1864) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by George Frederick Root

In the score during the siege

The Old Folks at Home (Swanee River)

(1851) (uncredited)

Written by Stephen Foster

In the score at the train depot and during the intermission

Go Down Moses (Let My People Go)

(uncredited)

Traditional Negro spiritual

Sung by marching negro soldiers off to fight the Yankees

My Old Kentucky Home

(1853) (uncredited)

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Foster

In the score in the birth of Melanie's baby sequence

Sung a cappella by Butterfly McQueen

Marching Through Georgia

(1865) (uncredited)

Written by Henry Clay Work

In the score during the escape from Atlanta, and other sections

Battle Hymn of the Republic

(circa 1856) (uncredited)

Music by William Steffe

In the score during the burning of Atlanta sequence

Beautiful Dreamer

(1862) (uncredited)

Music by Stephen Foster

Played during the intermission

Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair

(1854) (uncredited)

Music by Stephen Foster

Played during the intermission

Yankee Doodle

(ca. 1755) (uncredited)

Traditional music of English origin

In the score when the war is over

Stars of the Summer Night

(1856) (uncredited)

Music by Isaac Baker Woodbury

In the score during the New Orleans honeymoon

Bridal Chorus (Here Comes the Bride)

(1850) (uncredited)

from "Lohengrin"

Written by Richard Wagner

In the score after Scarlett's nightmare

Deep River

(uncredited)

Traditional

in the score at the lumber mill

For He's a Jolly Good Fellow

(uncredited)

Traditional

Sung by guests at the party

London Bridge Is Falling Down

(uncredited)

Traditional children's song

In the score in London

Ben Bolt (Oh Don't You Remember)

(1848) (uncredited)

Music by Nelson Kneass

Poem by Thomas Dunn English (1842)

Sung a cappella by Vivien Leigh

(Unspecified Cue)

From the film His Brother's Wife

By Franz Waxman

[When Scarlett returns to Tara and learns that her mother has died]

Soundtracks

Gone with the Wind

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