Carey Blyton – Film & Television Music (2/4)

(extracts of music from documentary films and television plays)

featuring British session players

Carey Blyton

£6.50


	Composer	Title			Performer(s)	Total duration
	Carey Blyton	Carey Blyton – Film & Television Music (2/4) (extracts of music from documentary films and television plays) featuring British session players			Mostyn Evans, Tenor, Valda Aveling, Harpsichord, London Saxophone Quartet, British session players	00:55:14
#	Composer	Grouping	Work	Movement	Performer(s)	Duration
1	Carey Blyton	Documentary Film Music	Capital City	Music Section 2	British session players	00:02:16
2			Flying Birds	Title Music (Theme)		00:00:42
3				Variation 3		00:00:48
4				Variation 9 – Variation 10		00:00:50
5			The Living River	Music Section 7		00:01:43
6			The Living River	Music Section 10 (end credits – ‘Spring Scenic’)		00:01:16
7			Kites are Flying	Music Section 3		00:01:19
8			Kites are Flying	Music Section 7 (end credits)		00:00:48
9			Sherlock Holmes	Title Music: March: Mint Imperial, By Jingo!		00:00:46
10				Music Section 3: “The Baker Street Irregulars”		00:00:17
11				Music Section 5: Inspector Lestrade of the Yard		00:00:53
12				Music Section 8A: Leverton, of Pinkerton’s Detective Agency		00:00:19
13				Music Section 10: Porky Johnson		00:00:14
14				Music Section 11A: Professor Moriarty		00:00:41
15				Music Section 12: London street scene		00:00:30
16			The Goshawk	Pre-title Music & Title Music		00:01:20
17				Music Section 2M1		00:00:44
18				Music Section 2M9		00:00:51
19			The Furry Folk on Holiday	The Tufty Club Marching Song		00:03:16
20			Low Water	Music for the Opening Credits		00:01:52
21			Low Water	Music for the Closing Credits		00:01:53
22			Display to Sell	Variation 1 – Lyrical, pastoral	Valda Aveling, Harpsichord	00:02:43
23		Television Play Music	Doctor Who: Revenge of the Cybermen	Deep Space	British session players	00:00:31
24				Cybermen!		00:00:39
25				Vogans (both ‘hawk’ and ‘dove’)		00:00:22
26				Cybermen and Vogans – their music in combination		00:00:43
27				Cybermen and Vogans fight in the underground caves		00:01:26
28				“All’s well that ends well!”		00:00:24
29			Doctor Who: Death to the Daleks	A Desolate Landscape	London Saxophone Quartet	00:01:34
30				Exxilon Chant	Mostyn Evans, Tenor, London Saxophone Quartet	00:01:07
31				Dalek ‘March’ – silence –	London Saxophone Quartet	00:00:41
32				Dalek ‘March’ (conclusion)	London Saxophone Quartet	00:00:25
33				Exxilon Chant (human sacrifice)	Mostyn Evans, Tenor, London Saxophone Quartet	00:01:02
34				The fight in the caves between Daleks and Exxilons	London Saxophone Quartet	00:00:37
35				The fight between the Daleks and the city’s “zombies”	London Saxophone Quartet	00:01:26
36			The Pigeon Fancier	Opening Title Music	British session players	00:00:36
37			The Pigeon Fancier	Closing Title Music		00:01:50
38			Footprints in the Jungle	Opening Title Music		00:00:23
39				Music Section 2		00:00:22
40				Music Section 4		00:00:38
41				Music Section 5		00:00:32
42				Music Section 13B		00:01:34
43			Doctor Who and the Silurians	Caves		00:00:43
44				Research Establishment		00:00:21
45				U.N.I.T. troops		00:00:58
46				Silurians		00:00:34
47				The monster		00:00:35
48			Before the Party	Music Section 3		00:00:51
49				Music Section 7		00:01:08
50				Music Section 14		00:00:55
51			It Wasn’t Me	Opening Title Music		00:00:22
52				Music Section 3		00:00:44
53				Music Sections 6 & 7		00:00:54
54				Music Section 9		00:00:24
55				Music Section 10		00:00:33
56				Music Section 19		00:00:26
57			Julie’s Gone	Station identification signal		00:00:08
58			Julie’s Gone	Pre-title Music – Title Music – Music for Scene 5	Valda Aveling, Harpsichord, British session players	00:03:23

Catalogue code: APSCD225 • Published: 16th July 2010
Entry last updated: 26th April 2014

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