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I see it now. Thanks for the correction.
I finished all 10 episodes. I was a little disappointed many cues in the final episode were re-used from earlier episodes. But they worked, nonetheless.
I tried to find "Making Scotland's Landscape", the next documentary he did, but none were up. I did, however, find a video of some sessions for the series:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEyLv0VWk6k
So I next moved on to another documentary series, "Galápagos".
The music is again orchestral, with some lush and occassionally big moments, but it doesn't grab you instantly like "A History of Scotland". Nonetheless it probably makes a strong CD. I can't say what there is; SoundtrackCollector.com shows a listing, but no tracklisting and no information on whether it was physical or download-only. I assume since it was the ame label for the Scotland series, Rage Music, that it's physical, too.
IMDb and SoundtrackCollectgor lists two other composers, but only Leonard-Morgan is credited. A quick search shows the two other composers work together scoring projects sometimes. Perhaps they had a score replaced on the series. Maybe they rescored for another country. Who knows.
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The 'Galopagos' CD is available from the shop at Paul Leonard-Morgan's website.
I've just ordered a copy.
http://www.paulleonardmorgan.com/shop
Price is £9.99 + shipping
Goes for silly money at Amazon.com
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And now I have found "Making Scotland's Landscape" and I have finished the first episode.
It's not as big and bold as the history of documentary series special on Scotland, but it's got a number of plesant and nice cues, particularly the smaller pieces with piano.
I suspect each episode will bring a little something different and each one deals with a different element. This one dealt with the trees of Scotland and the history behind them. The next episode is about the land.
In the end I believe there will probably be more than enough for a good CD or CD set.
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