Composed by Anne Dudley (of Art of Noise fame), this playful orchestral theme captures the whimsical spirit of P.G. Wodehouse's iconic characters from the 1990s ITV adaptation. Its ragtime-infused melodies evoke 1920s aristocratic England.
This lighthearted orchestral-jazz theme from the British comedy series captures the aristocratic whimsy of P.G. Wodehouse's characters through its use of piano ragtime motifs and brass band influences, reflecting the show's 1920s setting.
The piano arrangement captures the playful sophistication of the original theme music, blending 1920s-inspired jazz with British musical theater sensibilities to mirror the show's nostalgic Edwardian setting.
The closing theme reflects the show's Jazz Age aesthetic, blending ragtime influences with British light music. Anne Dudley's composition echoes P.G. Wodehouse's witty storytelling through playful melodies and rhythmic bounce.
"Jeeves and Wooster Theme Song" is the main title theme for the beloved British television series "Jeeves and Wooster," adapted from the stories by P.G. Wodehouse. Composed by Anne Dudley, a founding member of the Art of Noise, the music perfectly captures the light-hearted, whimsical, and aristocratic spirit of 1920s England depicted in the show. It is primarily a jazz-age pastiche, often performed with a small ensemble.
