Softly, as in a morning sunrise (Deep in my heart, 1954)

Two sequences of the song "Softly, as in a morning sunrise", featuring Tamara Toumanova (dubbed by Betty Wand) and Helen Traubel. The picture - "Deep in my heart" - is a hollywoodian biography of the composer Sigmund Rombert. José Ferrer portraits the title role.

[@mca1218]

Just watched this om TCM Friday night. The Traubel rendition of "Softly" is just that- soft, hushed, completely ravishing. The whole scene is lovely, as it also foreshadows Merle Oberon's attraction to the song's composer. A lovely sequence.

[@Littlewing4201]

Helen Traubel perfection!!!~

[@MsLovingtheClassics]

Beautiful version by Helen Traubel

[@Arkelk2010]

I love those last notes.

[@toshischannel9011]

thank you.

[@manuelolivos913]

Tema musical magníficamente interpretado por Helen Traubel de un musical basado en la vida de Sigmund Romberg cuyo nombre en inglés es Deep in my heart, película musical muy entretenida y que se dio en Chile en el año 1955 en un festival de La Metro Goldwyng Mayer, eran los años en que las películas se merecían que fueran vistas y que hoy se les llama Clásicos de Cine, que maravillosos tiempos aquellos, en que uno iba al cine a entretenerse y no a ver estupideces como es ahora....

[@megchristie1]

You're welcome! I'm glad you liked!!

[@lostvocals8]

Why is the audio for the Tamara portion out of synch?

[@Littlewing4201]

Softly as in a morning sunrise The light of love comes stealing Into a newborn day Flaming with all the glow of sunrise A burning kiss is sealing A vow that all betray For the passions that thrill love And take you high to heaven Are the passions that kill love And let it fall to hell So ends the story Softly as in a morning sunrise The light that gave you glory Will take it all away Softly as in a morning sunrise The light of love comes stealing Into a newborn day Flaming with all the glow of sunrise A burning kiss is sealing A vow that all betray For the passions that thrill love And take you high to heaven Are the passions that kill love And let it fall to hell So ends the story Softly as in a morning sunrise The light that gave you glory Will take it all away Softly as it fades away Softly as it fades away Softly as it fades away Softly as it fades away --- "Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise" as written by Sigmund Romberg, Ii Hammerstein

[@queenmedesa]

It was supposed to be a sad song, not a cabaret number !

[@ricardoleitner]

Ahhhh... a mulherzinha barata roubou também isso de mim...

[@jrk9357]

Softly s is exactly the song of India Song "by" Carlos d'Alessio 1975 who stole the score to Romberg.