What is the song that Lupin plays at the end? [closed]

What is the song Lupin plays at the end of Prisoner of Azkaban, when he's resigning, not the one with the boggart?

I already know the boggart scene one, it is Hot Liquorice by Dick Walters, but I am unsure about the one when he's resigning and packing up.

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This has been asked on various forums for a long time with no answer I'm afraid, I have personally trawled through hours of really good swing music trying to find it. To no avail, each time I think "its got to be by __" no joy

All I can conclude that is a piece of stock music, or a throwaway by John Williams. I'd love to be proved wrong though as it really is a catchy tune

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