A Epopéia do Jazz (1938) - Trilhas sonoras

Alexander's Ragtime Band

(1911) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Alice Faye with Tyrone Power on violin, Don Ameche on piano,

Jack Haley on drums, and others

Reprised by Alice Faye at the end

Snippets played in the score throughout

Ragtime Violin

(1911) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Jane Jones, Otto Fries, and Mel Kalish

That International Rag

(1913) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Alice Faye, Jack Haley and Chick Chandler

This Is The Life

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Wally Vernon and Dixie Dunbar (dance and vocal) and chorus,

then sung by Alice Faye and chorus

Now It Can Be Told

(1938) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Don Ameche (piano and vocal)

Reprised by Alice Faye and by the band

This Is the Life

(1914) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Alice Faye, Wally Vernon (dance and vocal)

When the Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves for Alabam'

(1912) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Alice Faye

For Your Country and My Country

(1917) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Donald Douglas at a recruiting station

I Can Always Find a Little Sunshine in the Y.M.C.A.

(1918) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by The King's Men

Reveille

(uncredited)

Traditional

Played by an army bugler to awaken the soldiers

Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning

(1918) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Jack Haley and army chorus

We're On Our Way to France

(1918) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by chorus

Say It with Music

(1921) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Ethel Merman

A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody

(1919) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Ethel Merman

Lazy

(1924) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Played by the band as Stella enters the speakeasy

Blue Skies

(1927) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Ethel Merman and Alice Faye with the speakeasy patrons joining in

Pack Up Your Sins and Go to the Devil

(1922) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Ethel Merman and chorus

What'll I Do

(1924) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by an offscreen chorus

My Walking Stick

(1938) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Ethel Merman and chorus

Remember

(1925) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Alice Faye

Everybody Step

(1921) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Ethel Merman and chorus

All Alone

(1924) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Alice Faye

Gypsy in Me

(1934) (uncredited)

Written by Cole Porter

Sung by Fred Santley with Ron Wilson at piano

Marie

(1928) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Played by the band at Carnegie Hall and sung by chorus

Cheek to Cheek

(1935) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Played on the radio, broadcast from Carnegie Hall

Easter Parade

(1933) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Don Ameche and chorus at Carnegie Hall

Heat Wave

(1933) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Ethel Merman and chorus at Carnegie Hall

Marching Along with Time

(1938) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Ethel Merman

(cut from the film release, but the outtake is on the DVD)

Some Sunny Day

(1922) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Performed by Don Ameche

(cut from the film release, but the outtake is on the DVD)

In My Harem

(1913) (uncredited)

Written by Irving Berlin

Sung by Jack Haley

Danced by Jack Haley, Wally Vernon and an unidentified male dancer

(cut from the film release, but the outtake is on the DVD)

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