What is Julian Craster's song at 0:28:21?

Right before that scene: Moments earlier, the 📷 tracks the performers in the hallway, leading outside of Julian's small room; his silhouette's on the wall. We cut inside the room, his back facing us, where he briefly warms up his orchestra, while literally singing the words, "La-Da-Da-Diii--" before he's interrupted by a fellow to his left.

I didn't see the movie this weekend but having seen the movie many times, I'm pretty sure it's the Chopin Waltz in c# minor.

Watched it tonight, first time.

Don't know if it was at 28 mins., but early on in the film, when Crastor was playing solo piano, I heard something familiar.
I'm not musically trained to know the right words, but it was slow, with chords & melody; like he was working out a new idea that had come to him.

I turned to wife and said, "Was he just playing 'Turkey in the Straw?'"

Her response was something like, "Huh?", but one dares hit rewind for 30 seconds in her presence as she tends to be impatient and huffy and I much prefer the quiet, steady rhythm of her mouth breathing.

Perhaps the producers thought: Use a Public Domain, "classical it up", = no Royalty.
Or is Turkey/Straw one of those Peasant Folk Dances that 'inspired' a Brahms or somebody piece?
( Wasn't kidding saying I don't know about Ballet music. )

I'll rewatch and try to get approx. time. I've waited a long time to see this movie.
I enjoyed it very much.



I prefer the toad less raveled.