Analyzing an excerpt from Jacques Rivette's film, Céline and Julie Go Boating (1974) 

I just love this and the whole film - only just discovered it after nearly 50 years.

I love this film. This is my favourite scene in the film. It sums the whole film up in just a few minutes.

Does anyone know where to find all the music from this scene? Been searching the all of internet to no avail

Thank you with inexpressible praise for your recital of Tomas Mann's, Tonio Kroger at SoundCloud. It's incredibly good. Had I missed, a word, "eliminated" in the dialogue though, in chapter four? I seem to remember that word? In another world and time you'd be a smash success as it a bit baffling, your "play counts" here? I've been to Manhattan in Grunge years and spent time at my motel with Van Gogh prints near Dewitt Clinton Park, and at a second story Herald Square Coffee shop. My songs are Missing Link Us. On another subject, you could commit artists blasphemy and recite audibly some JD Salinger novels? Or H.F.M. Prescott's, Mary Tudor, The Spanish Tudor. It does gets very rank. So difficult a read, a bit? My direct ancestor was in the court and I fancy her dialogue as it could of been my ancestor, John Wright VI, and even wrote my own version of a song, Queen Ann Boleyn, found upon Dave That's Not My Toe.

One of my favourite scenes. Another one is the dance of Celine and Guilou. It's also on youtube, but without sound, making it absolutely worthless.

Nice analysis (and it's my all-time favorite film) -- but you may want to correct the title (verbally, not easy, but at least in the text and description) -- it's Céline and Julie (not Julie and Céline) Go Boating....