FLAMBARDS (1979) David Fanshawe – limited edition 29 track CD [FLAC]

This is my own rip from the exclusive bonus CD which was included with the limited edition Network DVD box set.

01 Flambards Theme
02 Aunt Grace’s Two Step
03 Childhood Memories
04 Mr Johnson’s Rag
05 Mark Russell’s Pomp
06 Dick Teaches Christina To Ride
07 Uncle Russell’s Wrath
08 Rhapsody – Looping The Loop
09 Lady Bountiful
10 A Misty Ride
11 Battersea Urchins
12 The Whistle (A)
13 The Whistle (B)
14 Dorothy’s Theme
15 Song Of Christina
16 Will Proposes To Christina
17 Wedding Reception
18 Danger In Flight
19 Mr Dermot’s Funeral
20 Elm Park Cafe
21 Sandy’s Death
22 Young Widowed Ladies
23 Echoes Of Lost Love
24 Tizzy’s Theme
25 Elegy
26 The Last Waltz
27 End Theme
28 Main Theme (Alternate Version)
29 The Hunt

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Thanks.

thanks

Enjoyed the series way back when… and the music. Found the LP as a cut out, now long lost. This will be fun to revisit. 😉

Have listened to a compilation:Sea Images：The Best Of David Fanshawe (2005), I think I’m gonna love this one. Thank you very much for sharing this Fanshawe score!

Thank you very much!

Thanks very much!

I used to have that LP. That brings back memories. Thanks for that art 🙂

Thanks.

Thanks for this!

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Thank you for this rare score!

nice one

Thank you.

Thanks a lot! I have a very vague memory of this series, but I do remember I did like it. Thanks for sharing its OST.

Please would someone be able to re-upload this one. Thanks in advance.

Please would someone be able to re-upload this one. Thanks in advance.

I’ll re-up this ASAP and send you a link by PM.

I wasn’t aware any Flambards music had ever been released. What a pleasant surprise 😉

Hey, FTC!

I’m still shocked @ the fact that Flambards was issued on DVD & CD. Even after realizing that I’m only about 4 years late from when this thread began 🙂

My pleasant shock is akin to several years ago, when I discovered an uncut & numbered DVD issue of the original Wicker Man (1973). Over the moon I was!

Several years of Network releases have influenced me to accept anything they get behind. I’ve never encountered Network CDs or Blu-Rays that were less than amazing quality and still captivating after all these years.

Big-ly thanks for sharing this 🙂

thank you for the link

Well received thank you very much.