Opus 2 (1921) - Walther Ruttmann

Score by Joachim Bärenz (2008)

[@hjortron01]

Used also in „Babylon Berlin“ TV series

[@henrikfugl4099]

Babylon Berlin vierte Staffel am Ende während der Abspann mit dem Lied :Ein Tag wie Gold.

[@davidhofmann3264]

Even better than the First Part!

[@1feloniouspunk]

Fantastic!

[@magnusmauritz8191]

great film

[@GeneralArmorus]

1921 - probably not the days to worry about original music

[@crapstermcduck6593]

Incredible

[@franklobo4180]

bepis very good

[@operator1997]

Babylon Berlin

[@KingfisherLtd]

That's what brought me here. Cheers

[@theophilhist6455]

so very Babylon Berlin...night club scene.....what a series!

[@benman1577]

@@theophilhist6455 0:23 is used in the credits

[@GeneralArmorus]

Well, by now you've probably read the descrip there says it's new. I haven't heard about any silent movies retaining their music score from "live" days. Do you know any?

[@stlpn4003]

Hi, seven-yrs-old-comment! Yes, I know some. For example, L'Assassinat du duc de Guise (By Saint-Saëns, as I can remember), Ponisovaya Volnitsa and Battleship Potemkin (I'm from Russia, so don't blame me for my patriotism), etc. Good luck!

[@GeneralArmorus]

@@stlpn4003 hi fellow russian 7 yrs later

[@bruumart419]

después de ver esto, todo el cine existente queda como inutil

[@sashakingcrimson187]

sasha king crimson !

[@miguelangelbrondoblanco4300]

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