whats the name of this song

[espplayer7]

its in all kinds of movies to show uplifting inspiration... anyone know the name of it?

[Contratrombone64]

how on earth do you expect an answer to a question that is simply so undefined?

I'll tell you one thing, if there's not singing in it then it's not a song.

[Krummhorn]

its in all kinds of movies to show uplifting inspiration... anyone know the name of it?

Based upon the information provided about this piece including its sound clip, it is definitely the John Cage work titled 4'33"

[Corno Dolce]

Aloha Master Krummhorn,

That was quite wry of you - 4'33''

Cheerio,

CD

[sunwaiter]

04m33' of silence?

[Krummhorn]

Hi sunwaiter,

Yes ... no notes are played, but there is a "score" without notes ... thus:

+ YouTube Video

[Corno Dolce]

Oh Master Krummhorn,

You do have a sense for sublime wit

Cheerio,

CD

[Krummhorn]

Thank you, CD ...

But, that's what I heard in the clip at the top of the thread ...

[Corno Dolce]

Aloha Master Krummhorn,

The original question of this thread made me cringe since not a single jot or tittle of fact or evidence was presented. Short of taking the *perpetrator* to the *scene of the crime* in order to loosen the memory how would the problematique be solved?

Cheerio,

CD

[Fretless]

Just to play along, I'm going to assume the OP means a piece used in movie trailers, since that's where tunes get recycled over and over again.
Two pieces that I hear all the time in trailers are the main theme from Miller's Crossing by Carter Burwell, which is very uplifting, and the movement "Aquarium" from Saint-Saen's Carnival of the Animals, which isn't necessarily uplifting, but gets used constantly in trailers that are trying to convey "child-like wonderment", usually in a fantasy setting.

Miller's Crossing Theme http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi3650486553/
in Shawshank trailer
http://www.dejavurl.com/trailer/The_...ank_Redemption

[Muza]

thats a good one, krummhorn

[Krummhorn]

Thanks, Muza.

I try ...