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A clew. It's not as old as you think. I don't believe this composer ever had anything on Broadway. And the composer is not American.
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Sounds very 'Broadway'. Certainly very American. And I feel like I heard it before (which is possible).
There's even a bit in there that sounds like Gershwin's 2nd Rhapsody, but obviously it isn't. It's not Grofe or (Vernon) Duke's concerti either.
But probably of the same era.
I thought it sounded more English, and from Hainshisway's previous I am more confident of English than American, but I am stumped : (
English is correct, and the composer has a tie to a previous mystery track's composer 
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So is it one of the 'piano concerto from the movies' type pieces? I suppose that could be why it sounds familiar.
Not written for the movies but yes a piano concerto. The composer certainly has written for the movies.
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I am going for Howard Blake, he worked with Laurie Johnson on the Avengers, and it sounds a bit like him, but I know very little about his music outside of The Duellists and (!) The Snowman.
Ding, ding, ding - the marvelous Howard Blake. If you don't know his piano and violin concertos they are well worth hearing. And he wrote a great score for the film Agatha that was thrown out. Fortunately, I have it
I'll post a new clip tomorrow. I think we need our two fellows who posted the clips that weren't guessed to come back and give clews or answers.
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It took me a good long while to get with this composer's serious music, but I have and I really enjoy it.
I'm curious why Humphrey Searle's 'absolute' music had a long digestion process with haineshisway. Was this because of the composer's 12-tone vernacular?
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Hi Zardoz....yes you are right...with both composer and film. Well done. Do you want to post a clip ? if not please let me know and I will post another
I won't be posting clips (at this time, at any rate), so please go ahead and post another.
Consider something by those composers whose discographies are rather meager ...
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