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Bach
In the episode Storyteller, the classical piece playing at the beginning of the episode, in Andrew’s fantasy, is Brandenburg Concerto 3, Movement 1, by Johann Sebastian Bach. The same piece can be heard in Hell’s Bells, being played by the quartet at Anya’s wedding.
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La Boheme
‘Acte 10 Soave Fanciulla’ from La Boheme by Puccini plays when Giles returns home to find Jenny dead in Passion. The nomadic group called gypsies or Romany are called “bohemiens” in French. Bohemians and gypsies share some characteristics: Both groups are known for their vagabond lifestyle, for their merry poverty, …
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Saint-Saens
The music playing during Giles’ lecture in Hush is taken from Camille Saint-Saens’ ‘Danse Macabre’ written in 1874. It was also the theme tune to British drama Jonathan Creek, in which Anthony Stewart Head appeared playing Jonathan’s boss. Anthony gave up the role to come back for season two of …
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Vivaldi
Vivaldi’s ‘Spring’ from Le Quattro Stagioni (The Four Seasons) plays in the background when Willow first meets Oz at the Career Fair in What’s My Line? (Part 1).
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