Question about the Big Lebowski soundtrack

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Just wondering, where did the following bits of music get used? I’ve identified the rest of the soundtrack in the film;

Captain Beefheard - Her Eyes Are A Million Blue Eyes
Elvis Costello - My Mood Swings
Nina Simone - I Got It Bad and that Ain’t Good (Possibly when the Dude’s at the bar in the bowling alley, but not too sure)
Moondog with Orchestra - Stamping Ground
From the Opera “Die tote Stadt” - Glück das mir verblieb

Also, what’s playing over the bowling alley PA when Walter pulls the piece out on poor Smokey?

2

I Hate You, the Honks. Great tune.

The opera piece, is that not in Big Lebowski’s study, during the “What makes a Man?” exchange?

3

Costello’s tune is playing in the Dude’s headphones when he visits the doctor.

4

It could be, I kept thinking of the stage play that Lebowski’s land lord organises. What music is played for that part of the film?

5

That one bugged me for years until my supervisor was able to figure it out for me a few months ago. It’s “Lacrimosa” by Mozart, unless I’m terribly mistaken.

This song has two very distinct parts. I never heard the first part in the movie, but the second part is played…

…while the Dude is explaining the whole setup to Walter as they’re driving (on the Sabbath, I might add) to confront the Big Lebowski with his embezzlement of a million dollars from needy little orphan achievers.

6

I thought it was Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibtion.

7

Me too.

8

:smack: Yes, I don’t think I meant to put that in the list of unknowns. I remember it now, just thinking of;

The Big Lebowski putting the telephone directories in the briefcase