From Skip Acuff Sent Tue, Jan 26th 1999, 00:39
Found the following on Usenet: From _Adweek_, 18 January 1999: "The soundtrack for the Jetta ad was composed by Pete DuCharme of Somerville, Mass., who was given the assignment from [Arnold Communications creative director Lance] Jensen, a longtime acquaintance, after the spot had been filmed. DuCharme was specifically asked to write the music at 94 beats a minute--the cadence, it turns out, of a brisk walk--so that the physical movement in the ads could be in harmony with the chords. During the shoot, that beat was blared over loudspeakers 'to keep everyone in sync,' [creative director Alan] Pafenbach says. 'It's a wonder we weren't arrested.'" The above information was stolen from: Dan O'Keefe's post on alt.tv.commercials