Soundtracks

(1943) (uncredited)

Written by Jimmy McHugh

Lyrics Harold Adamson

Sung by Mel Tormé, Marcy McGuire, Paul Hartman, Grace Hartman,

Martha Mears, Dooley Wilson, and Ivy Scott

(1943) (uncredited)

Written by Jimmy McHugh

Lyrics Harold Adamson

Sung by Martha Mears, Jack Haley, Mary Wickes, Leon Errol,

and chorus

(1940)

Written by Richard Rodgers

Lyrics Lorenz Hart

Sung by Mary Wickes, Paul Hartman, Grace Hartman, Ivy Scott,

Leon Errol, Marcy McGuire, and Mel Tormé

(1943) (uncredited)

Written by Jimmy McHugh

Lyrics Harold Adamson

Sung by Frank Sinatra with Dooley Wilson at piano

Reprised by Sinatra on a radio and played often in the score

(1943) (uncredited)

Written by Jimmy McHugh

Lyrics Harold Adamson

Played during the opening credits and often in the score

Sung by Frank Sinatra

(1943) (uncredited)

Written by Jimmy McHugh

Lyrics Harold Adamson

Sung by Marcy McGuire and Frank Sinatra

Reprised by McGuire, Sinatra and Barbara Hale

(1943) (uncredited)

Written by Jimmy McHugh

Lyrics Harold Adamson

Sung by Dooley Wilson, Mel Tormé, Marcy McGuire, Frank Sinatra,

Barbara Hale, Victor Borge, Martha Mears, Mary Wickes and chorus

Played also as background music

(1943) (uncredited)

Written by Jimmy McHugh

Based on "Minuet in G" by Ignacy Jan Paderewski

Lyrics Harold Adamson

Sung by Marcy McGuire, Mel Tormé, Mary Wickes, Leon Errol, Martha Mears,

Ivy Scott, and chorus

(1887) (uncredited)

Written by Ignacy Jan Paderewski

Played on a harpsichord by Mel Tormé, but it morphs into "Minuet in Boogie"

(1809) (uncredited)

Written by Ludwig van Beethoven

The first four notes played on piano by Victor Borge twice

(1893) (uncredited)

Written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

First movement played on piano by Victor Borge with an orchestra joining as background music

Then played while Frank Sinatra sings "Lovely Way to Spend an Evening"

(1850) (uncredited)

from "Lohengrin"

Written by Richard Wagner

Played as backround music during the wedding