מוזיקה בסיינפלד
Non-original music featured in the show: "Vesti la giubba" from Pagliacci - Ruggiero Leoncavallo - In "The Opera". "Theme from The Godfather"- Nino Rota - In "The Bris". Selected music from "The Barber of Seville" - Gioacchino Rossini - In "The Barber". "Wouldn't It Be Nice" - The Beach Boys - In "The Hamptons". (This song was performed by a sound-alike band because it was cheaper than buying the rights to the original Beach Boys track.) "Superman (Main Theme)" - John Williams - In "The Race" and "The Clip Show, Part 1". Sonata No. 8 Op. 13 "Pathetique" - Ludwig van Beethoven - In "The Pez Dispenser". "Everybody's Talkin'" - Harry Nilsson - In "The Mom & Pop Store". "Hello" - Lionel Richie - In "The Engagement", "The Invitations", and "The Voice". "Downtown" - Petula Clark - In "The Bottle Deposit, Part 1". George looks for clues about his work assignment when Wilhelm mentions the song to him. "Morning Train (9 to 5)" - Sheena Easton - In "The Bizarro Jerry" and "The Butter Shave". "Shining Star" - Earth, Wind and Fire - In "The Little Kicks". Elaine does the infamous dry heave dance to this. Also, in "The Bookstore". Peterman begins dancing with a female coworker to this song at the Annual Peterman Party. "Adagio for Strings" - Samuel Barber - In "The Fatigues". Frank Costanza has a flashback to his days as a cook in the Korean War. "Desperado" and "Witchy Woman" - Eagles - In "The Checks". "Theme from The Greatest American Hero"[14] Joey Scarbury- In "The Susie".[15] "Three Times a Lady" - The Commodores - In "The Pothole". "Mañana (Is Good Enough For Me)" - Jackie Davis - In "The Blood". "Slow Ride" - Foghat - In "The Slicer". Elaine tunes into her bedside radio and offers up a few characteristic dance moves. "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" - Iron Butterfly - In "The Slicer". Elaine makes an attempt to phone the repairman. "Mexican Radio" - Wall of Voodoo - In "The Reverse Peephole". "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" - Green Day - In "The Clip Show, Part 2". "La donna è mobile" - Giuseppe Verdi - Episode with The Maestro (Scene where Elaine jumps into the Maestro's car and he begins conducting)
