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Here's a gem. contemporary recordings from the times of the film's release

1. The Way to the Stars, music by Nicholas Brodszky and Charles Williams, 1945 (3.24)
2. Blithe Spirit, music by Richard Addinsell, 1945 (9.04)
3. The Night Has Eyes, music by Charles Williams, 1946 (3.17)
4. Western Approaches, music by Clifton Parker, 1945 (4.09)
5. The Passionate Friends, music by Richard Addinsell, 1948 (8.31)
6. The Man Between, music by John Addison, 1953 (3.11)
7. The Sound Barrier, music by Malcolm Arnold, 1957 (7.06)
8. A Matter of Life and Death, music by Allan Gray, 1946 (4.09)
9. A Kid for Two Farthings, music by Benjamin Frankel, 1955 (2.54)
10. Hungry Hill, music by John Greenwood, 1946 (4.06)
11. The Rake's Progress, music by William Alwyn, 1945 (3.48)
12. Wanted for Murder, music by Mischa Spoliansky, 1946 (4.20)
13. Ha'Penny Breeze, music by Philip Green, 1950 (4.09)
14. Carnival, music by Nicholas Brodszky, 1946 (6.23)
15. Scott of the Antarctic, music by Ralph Vaughn Williams, 1948 (6.28)


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Thanks!

Thank you!!!

thank you

Thank you once again.

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FILM FANFARE (1956/57) ABC television

a number of episodes of the very creaky tv show can be seen at

Film Fanfare - No 1 - British Path� (http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=81946)

As well as film reviews and interviews there's Muir Mathieson
conducting the studio orchestra.

Priceless!

here are some musical highlights taken from different shows

Splendid!

anonymousremains

cover by Jim


01) Film Fanfare - Title Music
02) Intro & link to Muir Mathieson
03) William Alwyn - The Black Tent - Title music
04) John Addison - The Maggie - Title music
05) Bruce Montgomery - Doctor in the House - Theme
06) Arthur Bliss - Welcome The Queen
07) Mrs Smythe's request
08) Malcolm Arnold - Hobson's Choice - overture
09) Mrs Twicker's request
10) John Addison - Cockleshell Heroes - Theme
11) Stephen Boyd link to Muir Mathieson
12) Richard Addinsell - The Warsaw Concerto
13) Paul Carpenter intro
14) Malcolm Arnold - 1984 - Main Title
15) Paul Carpenter intro Muir Mathieson baton tap
16) William Walton - Spitfire Prelude
17) Muir Mathieson intro
18) Rossini - Can Can ' La Boutique Fantastique'
19) Johann Strauss - Die Fleidermaus - overture
20) Nino Rota - The Glass Mountain - Overture
21) Tommy Reilly chat
22) Charles Chaplin - Limelight
23) Film Fanfare - End Title Music


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Arthur Bliss / Malcolm Arnold
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Soundtrack from the Newsreel - Welcome the Queen (1954)

Played by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
conducted by Muir Mathieson

Arthur Bliss - Welcome the Queen March (1954)

The Welcome the Queen March was the fruit of his work as a Master of the Queen�s Musick,
a position he took very seriously. He wrote the march for the Path� newsreel for the return of the
young Queen Elizabeth from a Commonwealth tour in 1954.

Malcolm Arnold scored a number of sequences throughout the newsreel as well as Bliss' March
being used throughout for the more ceremonial scenes.I'm not sure wether it's Malcolm Arnold or
Muir Mathieson or both that's responsible for interpolating the Bliss March throughout the 45 minute film.


For this 13 minute selection I've cut out everything where the sound effects drown out the music,
then cut back most of the repeated use of the Bliss march apart from the opening and closing sections.
Then cut out a bit of Arnold that is repeated fanfares and sections where the soundtrack had deteriorated.
Finally what was left was stitched together with fades, mixes, herbs and spices into something at least
listenable I hope.

Spot the St Trinians like Bondi beach music mates

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good cheer

anonymousremains

Nice. Thank you

Another great quality thread.
Many thanks akid2fart for this fine addition to your 20/30's thread.
Oddly enough your choice of name "akid2fart" goes in the face of the expertise and quality of your threads (humurously, I may add) and your interest in the golden age of music.
Again many thanks. Greatly appreciated.

ahh Guideff,
i'd picked that name as a shortened tongue in cheek kid for 2 farthings (like a bad tatoo!!)
but am always known has anonymousremains anywhere else
(coincidentally I'd just asked for a name change here now I'.m active again)
ah ahh it is done.
now I feel proper.
good cheer
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Film rip with a thrilling score by Jacob
brought to you by The Alchemist, anonymousremains & Jim
Includes lots of stills and info

you will enjoy



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Brian Easdale - Ferry Pilot (1941)

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another little gem from The Alchemist , Jim and myself


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Thank you!!!

wrapping up this thread because my titles too specific
go to here (Thread 189517)

Bye for now, anonymousremains.
Hopping over there now.

Wonderful big thanks my friend for all :)

Thank you for the wonderful thread. lots of goodies. much appreciated.

wrapping up this thread because my titles too specific
go to here (Thread 189517)


I thank you in this thread, because in the other one the links are dead. Nice thread!

Thank you very much!! :)