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I'm french so perhaps I have a lower I.Q. than yours but... when downloading Bruce's file, it's just titled:
"Yngve Sköld "Berceuse" for Wind Orchestra".
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I'm french so perhaps I have a lower I.Q. than yours but... when downloading Bruce's file, it's just titled:
"Yngve Sköld "Berceuse" for Wind Orchestra".
Ha ha! I knew it was that Yngve bloke.
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I'm french so perhaps I have a lower I.Q. than yours but... when downloading Bruce's file, it's just titled:
"Yngve Sköld "Berceuse" for Wind Orchestra".
I'm baffled by this - I retitle the track, I put it into Dropbox - and I didn't think you could download from there - is that a setting I need to do? Yes, Yngve Skold - who is a wonderful composer and did work in the film industry in Sweden. I'll have another track. Someone clew me in about Dropbox and making something non-downloadable.
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Mar 9, 2020 - 3:46 PM
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There are other metadata fields in an audio file like the composer, title, name, encoder, etc. I can see its from itunes so maybe you use a Mac, but in a PC, if you click on a track's properties, you can see the metadata and remove it. At least folks wouldn't get that info.
I don't know anything about settings, but I had the impression downloading was what Dropbox intended. Nevertheless, maybe there's a Private-only setting for downloading that still allows the Public to play it. I've only downloaded when someone sends me files.
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LC, give us another klew about that good Muzak wot you put on the tube, ta.
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Actually there are a couple folks here who could guess this in a second, but I just wanted to stoke interest.
Who are these 2?
Now we're doin' mystery FSMers? 
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It's the main title so it has a couple themes used in the...TV movie, to confirm Bruce's guess. I only know from googling that he was an arranger for a group, but his other soundtrack music indicates he has some jazz background.
TV movie? The YT clip is in stereo, isn't it? So … this music for a busted TV pilot was recorded in stereo; I don't think there were many such species between the late-'60s, the entire '70s and into the early '80s.
The music itself triggers Lyn Murray in my mind, but the clues imply somebody else … like a Pete Rugolo.
No idea what year this clip hails from.
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I'm also waiting for someone (maybe Bruce) to guess my avatar. 
North by Northwest for your avatar. Sol Kaplan?
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Mar 10, 2020 - 6:42 AM
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It's the main title so it has a couple themes used in the...TV movie, to confirm Bruce's guess. I only know from googling that he was an arranger for a group, but his other soundtrack music indicates he has some jazz background.
TV movie? The YT clip is in stereo, isn't it? So … this music for a busted TV pilot was recorded in stereo; I don't think there were many such species between the late-'60s, the entire '70s and into the early '80s.
The music itself triggers Lyn Murray in my mind, but the clues imply somebody else … like a Pete Rugolo.
No idea what year this clip hails from.
You guessed right, it's Lyn Murray in stereo. If "busted TV pilot" means unused, that's only accurate in terms of broadcast order. It was shown after the reboot series was established, but it's still considered the pilot movie.
To me, the style suggests 1960s BATMAN which was my hint about the decade and subject matter (crime fighting duo). The movies for each series happened to be made the same year.
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Unless it was in one of those series that just burned off pilots, I don't see anything series on Murray's scoring credits where he only did the pilot and a TV movie.
But the music is good!
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Mar 10, 2020 - 4:03 PM
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I honestly didn't know if I'd missed your mentioning the title. I suppose it must be DRAGNET 1966 (1969, sic). I had a quick skim through the YouTube upload, and although I heard snippets of what was uploaded by you (LC), I didn't hear it behind the titles at all - just the well-known Schumann theme.
The retail dvd mistakenly omitted the opening scene. Although later corrected, some youtube videos were ripped from the flawed dvd. There are complete uploads on YT:
https://youtu.be/gUDPyYQG6Qg
The mystery cue is for the opening scene that starts the movie, before the title credits/Schumann theme. It incorporates various themes from the rest of Murray's score. Whereas the Schumann is rarely referenced in the score. After all, this is a movie, not an episode. I'm sure I'll get grief for calling the mystery cue "the main title" when it's not the credits titles.
Really intrigued now by Lyn Murray. I've seen a handful of films which he scored, and little of them made much of an impression musically.
I've posted samples in the past from a couple noir that had enjoyable scores (The Prowler; Signpost to Murder). If you didn't like those, maybe his later stuff has some interest. And he's known for his Hitchcock Hour scores. I'm a selective fan, so I wouldn't blame you for not finding random scores that memorable. He did alot of comedy scores which I'll probably never check out.
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You'll never guess this one.
How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Roll lollipop?
Lessee …
1) an American
2) another American
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3) a Scotsman in Spain
Yep … three!
Lyn Murray's fan club: Last Child, haineshisway & ZardozSpeaks … awaiting 4th member Graham Watt after his 'Lyn Murray' journey/odyssey.
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