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Old Oct-18-2008, 04:51
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Sailor's Hornpipe. I have no idea who wrote it.

[Edit: Ooops! I meant to quote Epiktet here. "Spent 1 hour recreating a classical peace... Please help identify!" Wikipedia says it's traditional, meaning it's anothor of those pieces by the prolific Anonymous]
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Sailor's Hornpipe. I have no idea who wrote it.
It is a traditional song, author is probably unknown
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I have been looking for a piece of music for a very long time now which i walways hear in films and tv programs but have no idea who composed it or what it is called.

I can decscribe it as a heavy piece, sounding very Russian choir like, its in the Omen film and usually signifys a scary or 'edge of your seat moment'.

PLEASE PLEASE could someone help me, i have download hundreds of tracks to find it but alas, no success.
Speaking of the Omen, does anyone know what that opening piece is called?! It is fantastic! I have been trying to find out what it is called!
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Speaking of the Omen, does anyone know what that opening piece is called?! It is fantastic! I have been trying to find out what it is called!
Ave Satani by Jerry Goldsmith.
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Old Oct-23-2008, 05:48
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Hey everyone, I'm not sure if this forum is still active, but I really need to figure out what this piece is. Attached is me singing it:

http://rapidshare.com/files/15666849...sical.mp3.html

I thought it was Chopin but it's not...I think it's piano and violin. Sorry for my ineptitude.
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Old Oct-24-2008, 00:42
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Hey!

I'm pretty sure you're attempting to sing the beginning of Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 in B flat minor, Op. 23.

Let me know,

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Old Oct-24-2008, 05:07
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Thank you so much! I had an inkling it might be Tchaikovsky. You've got quite the ear, especially because I can barely sing. Thanks again!,
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Old Oct-24-2008, 05:19
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Glad I could help

Very Best,

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Does the tune featured in this commercial a piece adapted from a western classical work?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZVicxLnn6Y

The audio as such is bad, but the tune is discernible. I have been wanting to find out if this was a famous waltz or something, but I could not find a clip until now.
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Does the tune featured in this commercial a piece adapted from a western classical work?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZVicxLnn6Y

The audio as such is bad, but the tune is discernible. I have been wanting to find out if this was a famous waltz or something, but I could not find a clip until now.
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=WOg1F7wCypo
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Thank you very much! So it's called the Cuckoo Wal(t)z? All the results lead to some British sitcom from the seventies when I google that name.
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Default A Barrington Pheloung ITV song
First off i hope ive posted this in the correct area!?

You guys and girls are my last hope!
I am wondering if you could help me please. I have been trying to find out for a number of YEARS now the theme song is to the 1996 ITV film, The One That Got Away. All i know of the song, is that the song was composed by Barrington Pheloung.

Ive just put the intro onto you youtube. I appoligise now for the bad recording!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgHJFLUyBuw


Thanks for your time in reading this.

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Old Oct-26-2008, 22:34
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Default Name of this piano piece?
hi guys. i'm trying to tap into the extensive aural library of the forum experts around here.

the question is rather simple. please name the piano piece and composer of the song being played over the "techno beat".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUr_wVWcluY

i am VERY interested in learning to play this piece! my piano instructor says that this song (which has the file name "mozart_piano.mp3") is not the style of mozart. considering that the piece is not played very "musically" i.e. no changes in dynamic (ff, mezzopiano, piano) with STRICT rhythm, i suspect that this entire piece was created digitally which might make it harder to identify.

i apologize to the purists who think that a song like this that is put to a "techno beat" is garbage and an insult to the original composer. i do agree.

thanks guys!
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Thank you very much! So it's called the Cuckoo Wal(t)z? All the results lead to some British sitcom from the seventies when I google that name.
The only other information I know about this piece is that it was composed by Swedish composer Johan Emanuel Jonasson
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Thanks, again, for the lead.
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