S1E1 - Julia Soundtrack: Omelette

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Episode 1

Episode 1 - Omelette

Goody Goody Benny Goodman

0:01 When Julia calls Paul into the kitchen during their celebratory dinner in Oslo, Norway, in 1961, Paul flushes him with wine. Julia then finishes the meal by asking about the letter, and Paul and Julia return to the table with the gravlax. Paul then receives a phone call from the embassy inviting him to Paris, where the guest celebrates Julia's good fortune.

Camelot Cast

0:05 While preparing omelettes for Paul and herself for breakfast, Julia sings a song from Camelot the Musical to herself.

Concerto No. 1 in E major, Op. 8, RV 269, “Spring” (La primavera) Antonio Vivaldi

0:08 The host introduces Julia Child to the audience as the music starts to play during the TV show's filming.

Concerto No. 3 in F major, Op. 8, RV 293, “Autumn” (L’autunno) Antonio Vivaldi

0:13 The music acts as an outro as the TV show episode comes to a close. As the host bids the audience farewell, it is playing.

Le Piano de la plage Charles Trenet

0:15 At Henri IV, Paul, Avis, and Albert Duhamel join Julia in celebrating her success with "I've Been Reading." As soon as Paul realizes that he didn't watch the show that Julia has been reprimanded for on a hot plate while cooking live on TV at the coffee table, the latter gushes over Julia's audacity.

It’s All Right The Impressions

0:15 One of the writers of "I've Been Reading," Alice Naman, is depicted reading one of Julia's cookbooks in a diner.

It's All Right The Impressions

0:16 When Julia brings a very underwhelming meal of meatloaf and potatoes to the diner, Alice reads Julia's cookbook, which depresses her.

The Doctor’s Office Jeff Danna

0:17 Julia is having a consultation in the doctor's office. She is told that she is healthy and is only going through menopause as instrumental music plays.

The Doctor's Office Jeff Danna

0:18 After learning that she has started menopause at the doctor's office, Julia becomes depressed. Unable to get over her emotional state, she calls Paul but is unable to tell him about her diagnosis. Julia then heads to Savenor and runs into Dorothy and her daughter, who she compliments before going inside.

Petrushka. Burlesque In 4 Scenes: I. The Shrove Tide Fair. Danse Russe – Igor Stravinsky vs. Karel Ancerl

0:21 As the camera moves to Paul Child's studio where he is painting, music starts to play. Julia begins to write Alice Naman a letter in the meantime. The situation is as follows:

Petrushka, ballet burlesque in four scenes, Scene I: The Shrovetide Fair (1911) Igor Stravinsky

0:22 Julia goes up to her office to type a letter as Paul paints in his studio art room. Paul then calls Julia into the studio to see the finished painting that was influenced by her pear clafouti (repeats):0:24.

Julia's Letter to WGBH Jeff Danna

0:23 Julia proposes the idea of hosting an educational cooking show while she is still away from Paul in her office at WGBH. She then leaves to mail the letter when Paul calls her and stops her (repeats):0:48] End credits (2nd song).

Julia & Simca Collaborate Jeff Danna

0:26 As Julia and Simca (Simone Beck) remove their Reine de Saba (Queen of Sheba) from their ovens over the phone, Julia expresses her displeasure with her "je ne sais quoi" attitude toward the American woman's lack of ability to properly deliver their book to her with precise recipes.

Queen of Sheba Cake Jeff Danna

0:29 A hopeful Julia crosses the WGBH after speaking with Alice and is treated to a perfected Queen of Sheba cake in toe.

Les Voiliers Maria Candido

0:34 In order to gauge Paul's willingness to help her with the project, Julia tries to navigate the waters with him during dinner while telling him about the Alice, WGBH, and test cooking show.

Sentimental Mood St Germain

0:38 Julia meets Judith, the only person at the Oyster House who could persuade Paul to join her side, as she starts to rally her troops against Paul.

The Best Is Yet to Come Frank Sinatra & Count Basie And His Orchestra

0:43 Julia opens a window to let the music start playing. As the scene switches to Julia going out to buy the TV she's been wanting for a while, it goes on.

The Best Is Yet to Come (feat. Count Basie and His Orchestra) Frank Sinatra

0:45 End credits, Julia (2022) Official Trailer Julia receives a royalty check from her book and deposites it at the bank. Julia then visits department store and buys television. As Julia uses the many television consoles, she starts to picture herself on them.