- Rosalie (1937) – Written by Cole Porter – Performed by The Jazz Band
- Excerpt from the Soundtrack of 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith' (1941) – Music by Edward Ward
- Dancing on the Ceiling (1930) – Music by Richard Rodgers – Performed by Bernie Leighton
- Taking a Chance on Love (1940) – Music by Vernon Duke – Lyrics by John La Touche
- I Know That You Know (1926) – Music by Vincent Youmans – Lyrics by Anne Caldwell
- English Suite No. 2 in A minor (1722) – Music by Johann Sebastian Bach – Performed by Alicia de Larrocha
- Home Cooking – Written by Hilton Ruiz – Performed by The Hilton Ruiz Quartet
- Happy Birthday to You (1893) – Written by Mildred J. Hill & Patty S. Hill
- Sweet Georgia Brown (1925) – Music by Ben Bernie & Maceo Pinkard – Lyrics by Kenneth Casey
- I've Got You (1942) – Music by Jacques Press – Lyrics by Frank Loesser
- This Year's Kisses (1937) – Written by Irving Berlin – Performed by Ozzie Nelson
- All I Do Is Dream of You (1934) – Music by Nacio Herb Brown – Lyrics by Arthur Freed
- String Quartet in G major, Op. 161, D.887, 1st movement(1826) – Music by Franz Schubert – Performed by the Juilliard String Quartet
- Murder He Says (1942) – Music by Jimmy McHugh – Lyrics by Frank Loesser
- Beautiful Love (1931) – Music by Victor Young, Wayne King and Egbert Van Alstyne – Lyrics by Haven Gillespie
- Great Day (1929) – Music by Vincent Youmans – Lyrics by Billy Rose & Edward Eliscu
- Star Eyes (1943) – Music by Gene de Paul – Lyrics by Don Raye – Performed by Lee Musiker
- Because (1902) – Music by Guy d'Hardelot – Lyrics by Edward Teschemacher
- Crazy Rhythm (1928) – Music by Roger Wolfe Kahn & Joseph Meyer – Lyrics by Irving Caesar
- I'll See You Again (1929) – Written by Noël Coward
- Hopak - traditional Ukrainian dance[7]
- Cuban Mambo (1958) – Music by Xavier Cugat & Rafael Angulo – Lyrics by Jack Wiseman
- Polkadots and Moonbeams (1939) – Music by Jimmy Van Heusen – Lyrics by Johnny Burke
- I'll Be Seeing You (1938) – Music by Sammy Fain – Lyrics by Irving Kahal – Performed by Liberace[8]
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