What is the slow deep music that plays during slave scenes in some movies?

It’s been a long time since I’ve heard it, but my guess is either The Volga Boatmen or Old Man River.

@Brian1946 Both miss.

The song I am thinking of doesnt have any lyrics if that helps.

Is it the same music, or just similar? It may be scored just for the movie.

Something simmilar, but a lot deeper, kind of like

daah dum daah dah dum dah dum dahh dah

idk, i suck at songs in text

It was probably scored by one of the Newmans for a 1930’s movie, and recycled ever since.

If you can think of a film that features this music, perhaps you could check IMDB and see what it has to say about the music.

Is it Chopin’s Funeral March?

@Mz_Lizzy I can’t remember where I heard it.

@mrentropy YES! It’s some version of that song! THANKS!

Your welcome. I wouldn’t have figured it out if it weren’t for your humming up there.

lol, i’m glad it worked.

They use that for slavery scenes? Wow, that explains why I constantly hear it being softly played over the intercom system at my office. :D

@XOIIO Yes, I know that song! It goes: dum dum dum, dum dedum dedum dedum!

@mrentropy Yes, that’s it!

Swing low, Sweet chariot?

@Dr_Dredd No, it’s Chopin’s Funeral March.

@Skaggfacemutt I was close… not.