{"id":5732,"date":"2020-07-20T16:46:08","date_gmt":"2020-07-20T14:46:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.tilos.hu\/bossabomdia\/?p=5732"},"modified":"2021-06-06T19:35:03","modified_gmt":"2021-06-06T17:35:03","slug":"bbd-radioshow-07-20-2020-bruton-music-part-two","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/blog.tilos.hu\/bossabomdia\/?p=5732","title":{"rendered":"BBD radioshow 07.20.2020 – Bruton Music, part two"},"content":{"rendered":"

15:04:50
\nBruton Music, part two<\/a> (mixcloud<\/a>)
\n[see the more simple\/traditional style tracklist \u2013 with only the artists\u2019 names and track titles \u2013 below, at the bottom of this post, thanks]
\nBRM – Suspense, Tension.<\/em>
\n01. Frank Reidy & Eric Allen – Reflections (Reflective soliloquy by alto saxophone with marimba) 3:35
\n[BRM2, Abstraction in Time. Atmospheric, eerie and suspenseful. 8]
\n02. Keith Mansfield – Revolving Patterns (Light movement with underlying tension) 1:57
\n[BRM4, Fear. Small, mostly woodwind instumentation. Suitable for both drama and documentary application. 46]
\n03. W. Merrick Farran – Bedlam (Unearthly whispers) 0:57
\n[BRM5, House of Horror. A dramatic orchestral horrorscore written in sequences for complete freedom in editing. 116]
\n04. Stephen St. Paul – Pretty Soft (Breathy, uplifting) 1:33
\n[BRM10, Atmospheric Chorale. Strange atmospherics featuring human voices. 202]
\n05. Trevor Bastow – High Security 1. (Imposing, apprehension) 2:02
\n[BRM12, Orchestral Tension. Dramatic Orchestral atmospherics. 285]
\n06. Simon Benson\/Eugenio Grandi – Enemy Approach (Dark menace) 1:11
\n[BRM13, String Tension. Tense, dramatic cues performed by low strings. 286]
\n07. Alan Hakwshaw – Barrier Reef (Bold, suspended) 1:14
\n[BRM14, Underworld. Strange suspenseful underscores. Especially suitable for underwater scenes. 287]
\nBRN \u2013 Grandiose, Impressive, Panoramic. <\/em>
\n08. John Cameron – Skyscape (Floating beautiful background impressive build at 1:35 to tail) 2:00
\n[BRN1, Heritage \/ Panorama. […] Impressive scenic scores for full orchestra. 35]
\n09. Keith Mansfield – Light Accolade (Brisk light movement thematic to Accolade) 2:30
\n[BRN2, Impressive Scenes. Impressive themes for full orchestra. 36]
\n10. Brian Bennett – Impact In Vision (0-1:02 Fluid descriptive lead up to 1:02-1:23 Impressive theme with impact. 1:23-2:25 as beginning. 2:25-2:57 impressive theme.) 2:57
\n[BRN3, Progress. The achievements of man. 37]
\n11. John Scott – Imposing Surroundings 1 (Building scenic sequences to impressive climax) 2:33
\n[BRN4, Giants Causeway. Impressive Orchestral themes. B Side more contemporary. 128]
\n12. Alan Hakwshaw – The Ancient Pyramids 1:28
\n[BRN5, New Horizon \/ The Seven Wonders of the World. […] Awe-inspiring suspended atmospherics of a timeless quality. 132]
\n15:30
\n13. Nick Ingman – High Priority 1. (Urgent, determined) 2:18
\n[BRN12, Travel in Style. Exciting, prestigeous orchestral themes and theme suites with underscore versions. 258]
\nBRO \u2013 Historical Period.<\/em>
\n14. Brian Bennett – Renaissance (Reflective, emotional) 3:45
\n[BRO3, An Age of Elegance. Musical reflections of past cultures. 76]
\nBRR \u2013 Folk, Nationalistic, Known Work<\/em>
\n15. Orlando Kimber\/John Keliehor – Garuda (Exotic movement) 3:24
\n[BRR18, East Meets West. Atmospheres ranging from busy industrial movement to mystical nebulous ambience via pacific native rhyth,s using exotic percussion, synthesisers and advanced studio techniques. 244]
\n16. Eric Allen – Sun Beams (Sparkling, active) 1:54
\n[BRR19, Sketches of Africa. Intriguing Woodwinds, intricate Percussion indicative of Nature Study and native Africa. 251]
\n17. T. Osei, M. Tontoh, A. Harry & M. Owusu (aka ~Osibisa) – Safari (Motive Flute & Brass) 2:11
\n[BRR20, Modern Africa. Contemporary Brass, Woodwind, Rhythm and Percussion. 252]
\nBRS \u2013 Jazz, Dance <\/em>
\n18. Frank Ricotti – Cool Captions (Light, accentuated. Ideal for montage cutting) 3:07
\n[BRS6, Vibes. Conemporary Vibraphone with complimentary rhythm accompaniment. 141]
\n19. John Cameron – Basketball (Lighthearted) 1:36
\n[BRG32, Hot Doughnuts. Action packed, contemporary excitement. 275]
\nBRD \u2013 Leisure, Pastoral, Nature, Tenderness, Romance. <\/em>
\n20. Alan Hawkshaw – Glistening (Slow, shimmering) 3:20
\n[BRD7, Soft Illusions. Warm, leisurely, relaxed contemporary sounds. 65]
\n21. Brian Bennett – Butterfly Sanctuary (Delicate) 2:51
\n[BRD8, Tone Poems. Reflective lyrical pieces. Woodwind, Harp, Percussion, Piano and String Quartet. 68]
\nBRG \u2013 Happy, Bright, Open Air, Sport.<\/em>
\n22. Keith Mansfield – Funky Captions (Percussive. Brass and Strings.) 2:30
\n[BRG2, Contemporary Orchestral. The ultimate in sound for the studio pop orchestra. 34]
\n23. Brian Bennett – Montego Bay (Relaxed, lighthearted, exotic) 2:05
\n[BRG4, Good Times. Happy, colorful contemporary tunes. 40]
\n24. Peter Morris – Sunburst (Happy beat) 1:46
\n[BRG8, Fresh Approach. Contemporary foreground material. 73]
\n25. John Scott – Top Honours 2 (Prestigeous Brass theme over contemporary rhythm) 1:18
\n[BRG15, Spectacle. Big, broad, exciting themes. 120]
\n16:00
\n26. John Cameron – Tower of Power (Impressive prestigious motion) 1:59
\n[BRG18, Get Up And Go. Exciting, bright, colourful. 160]
\n27. Paul Hart – Peppermint Park (Flash) 2:40
\n[BRG19, Souled Out. Upmarket funky rhythm section features. 173]
\n28. Duncan Lamont – Tinsel Town (Ultrabite) 2:29
\n[BRG30, Television Today. Upbeat, entertaining orchestral scores with contemporary rhythm. 265]
\nBRH \u2013 Contemporary, Pop, Rock.<\/em>
\n29. Alan Hawkshaw – Hawkwind And Fire (Aggresive funk to surprise ending) 3:01
\n[BRH5, Lighy My Fire. Uptempo, vivid Brass and Rhythm. 62]
\n30. Brian Bennett – Hip Joint (Groovy ‘City after dark’ mood) 3:08
\n[BRH8, Rhtyhm Stick. Pacey and loud to cool layed back contemporary scores featuring Guitars, Keyboards, Woodwind, Brass, Drums and Percussion. 102]
\n31. Paul Keogh – Uproar In Rio (Wild exciting Jazz-Samba) 1:41
\n[BRH10, Blow Out. Contemporary West Coast Jazz-Rock and Jazz Sambas. 121]
\n32. Brian Wade – Riders In The Sky (Confident, successful) 2:06
\n[BRH13, New Directions. Hard Hitting thru to ethereal. Features Brass, Vocoder, Rhythm and Synthesised sounds. 158]
\n33. Johnny Pearson – Minor Robot (Relaxed, futuristic) 3:56
\n[BRH24, Accent on Rhythm. Jazz funk and electro boogie styles. 262]
\nBRI \u2013 Futuristic, Electronic. <\/em>
\n34. Alan Hawkshaw – Wave-Forms (Electronic equipment or movement) 2:52
\n[BRI1, Terrestrial Journey. A Contemporary Suite depicting space and time passage. 24]
\n35. Francis Monkman \u2013 Getting Ready (Preparatory underscore) 2:07
\n[BRI2, Tempus Fugit. Exciting time and motion study in contemporary electronic music. 23]
\n36. Clive Hicks – Sunny Waters (Light, neutral) 1:25
\n[BRI5, Thought Patterns. Sparse Bass, Guitar and Electronics. 94]
\n16:30
\nBRJ \u2013 Theme Sets. Documentary and Drama Suites.<\/em>
\n37. Brian Bennett – Thug (Menace) 1:28
\n[BRJ2, Drama Montage. A comprehensive theme set of modern dramatics. 19]
\n38. Keith Mansfield – Important Project (Panoramic, large scale) 3:00
\n[BRJ3, Important Project\/Wonders of the World\/Endeavour. Dramatic orchestral theme, fluid underscores describing variousstages of progress from quite beginning to fulfilment. […] 30]
\n39. Andrew Jackman \u2013 Underwater Beauty 1 (Nebulous, suspended) 1:47
\n[BRJ4, Thriller\/Suite of the Hurricane\/Suite of the Shark. [\u2026] Contemporary classical suite. Moods range from peace to intense danger. 55]
\n40. Brian Bennett – Running Scared (Relentless pursuit in sections of varying degrees of intensity) 3:10
\n[BRJ6, The World Around Us. A penetrating sutdy of nature. Woodwind, Harp, Percussion, Piano and String Quartet. 69]
\n41. Brian Bennett – Villain (Four tense scenesetter\/motifs for use separately or as part of whole. Main item at 1:06 moves along with underlying menace to end) 2:42
\n[BRJ8, Drama Montage Volume Two. A comprehensive set of modern dramatic movement, suspense and atmos. Will cut and cross fade just as you would wish. 83]
\n42. John Hawkins – Deadbeat (Comedy suspense) 2:16
\n[BRJ9, Web of Intrigue\/Investigator [\u2026] A light hearted funky drama suite. 84]
\nBRK \u2013 Action, Pace, Danger, Force of Elements. <\/em>
\n43. John Scott – Tearaway (2 Proclamatory statements to fast dramatic orchestral motion) 1:33
\n[BRK4, Dramatic Action. Highpowered danger. Big instumentation. 59]
\n44. Steve Gray – Bionic Coconuts (Percussive action with humour) 2:28
\n[BRK5, Contemporary Motion. Action scenes in varying degrees of intensity. 93]
\n45. Brian Bennett\/Cliff Hall – Don’t Stop! (Determined, gritty) 2:30
\n[BRK8, Thrills and Spills. Exciting scenes. Big to small instrumentation. 221]
\n16:50:08
\n—
\n(from this point not on mixcloud)
\n46. I. Martin\/B. Dee – Glass (Warm, revolving) 2:27
\n[BRL5, Light Industry. Contemporary, semi-electronic. 103]
\n47. Orlando Kimber\/John Keliehor – One Language (Gentle flowing underscore with hypnotic Marima feature) 3:28
\n[BRR18, East Meets West. Atmospheres ranging from busy industrial movement to mystical nebulous ambience via pacific native rhythms using exotic percussion, synthesisers and advanced studio techniques. 244]
\n16:56:10
\nh\u00edrek\/news
\nBr\u00fcsszeli Dikt\u00e1tum radio show <\/p>\n

Hallgasd meg itt \/ Listen here<\/strong>:
\nas a single .mp3<\/a>
\nor in ~ half an hour long parts:
\n15:00<\/a> | 15:30<\/a> | 16:00<\/a> | 16:30<\/a> <\/p>\n

Bruton Music, part two<\/a> (mixcloud<\/a>)
\n\"Bruton
\n01. Frank Reidy & Eric Allen \u2013 Reflections
\n02. Keith Mansfield \u2013 Revolving Patterns
\n03. W. Merrick Farran \u2013 Beldam
\n04. Stephen St. Paul \u2013 Pretty Soft
\n05. Trevor Bastow \u2013 High Security 1.
\n06. Simon Benson\/Eugenio Grandi \u2013 Enemy Approach
\n07. Alan Hakwshaw \u2013 Barrier Reef
\n08. John Cameron \u2013 Skyscape
\n09. Keith Mansfield \u2013 Light Accolade
\n10. Brian Bennett \u2013 Impact In Vision
\n11. John Scott \u2013 Imposing Surroundings 1
\n12. Alan Hakwshaw \u2013 The Ancient Pyramids
\n13. Nick Ingman \u2013 High Priority 1.
\n14. Brian Bennett \u2013 Renaissance
\n15. Orlando Kimber\/John Keliehor \u2013 Garuda
\n16. Eric Allen \u2013 Sun Beams
\n17. T. Osei, M. Tontoh, A. Harry & M. Owusu (aka ~Osibisa) \u2013 Safari
\n18. Frank Ricotti \u2013 Cool Captions
\n19. John Cameron \u2013 Basketball
\n20. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Glistening
\n21. Brian Bennett \u2013 Butterfly Sanctuary
\n22. Keith Mansfield \u2013 Funky Captions
\n23. Brian Bennett \u2013 Montego Bay
\n24. Peter Morris \u2013 Sunburst
\n25. John Scott \u2013 Top Honours 2
\n26. John Cameron \u2013 Tower of Power
\n27. Paul Hart \u2013 Peppermint Park
\n28. Duncan Lamont \u2013 Tinsel Town
\n29. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Hawkwind And Fire
\n30. Brian Bennett \u2013 Hip Joint
\n31. Paul Keogh \u2013 Uproar In Rio
\n32. Brian Wade \u2013 Riders In The Sky
\n33. Johnny Pearson \u2013 Minor Robot
\n34. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Wave-Forms
\n35. Francis Monkman \u2013 Getting Ready
\n36. Clive Hicks \u2013 Sunny Waters
\n37. Brian Bennett \u2013 Thug
\n38. Keith Mansfield \u2013 Important Project
\n39. Andrew Jackman \u2013 Underwater Beauty 1
\n40. Brian Bennett \u2013 Running Scared
\n41. Brian Bennett \u2013 Villain
\n42. John Hawkins \u2013 Deadbeat
\n43. John Scott \u2013 Tearaway
\n44. Steve Gray \u2013 Bionic Coconuts
\n45. Brian Bennett\/Cliff Hall \u2013 Don\u2019t Stop!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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