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15:07:01
\nBruton Music, part four<\/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]
\n01. Tony Hymas – Electric Rain 00:28
\n[BRB3, Jingles. All 28 secs in duration. Where extended versions have been issued which will edit to 58 secs, corresponding record nos. are indicated in brackets. 79]
\n02. Alan Hawkshaw \u200e- Astral Plain (Slow revolving suspension) 3:35
\n[BRI6, Frontiers of Science. Contemporary electronic atmospherics. 105]
\n03. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Crystal Vision (Bell like sequential patterns) 1:46
\n[BRI8, Kinetics\/Vision. [\u2026] A foresight of new technology. 122]
\n04. Tony Hymas – Dreamland (Soft, suspended) 2:35
\n[BRD7, Soft Illusions. Warm, leisurely, relaxed contemporary sounds. 65]
\n05. Andrew Jackman – House On The Hill (Idyllic pastorale with slight feeling of unease) 1:58
\n[BRJ11, Universe\/Deadly Nightshade. […] Orchestral sequences particularly conductive to psychic drama past and present. Sequences have detachable startle, introductions and are designed to be intercut and crossfaded. 98]
\n06. Keith Mansfield – Soft Haze (Fuller version) 0:48
\n[BRJ3, Important Project\/Wonders of the World\/Endeavour. Dramatic orchestral theme, fluid underscores describing variousstages of progress from quite beginning to fulfilment. 30]
\n07. Steve Gray – Place to Place (Light revolving patterns) 2:14
\n[BRL3, Advanced Technology. Efficient, contemporary, purposeful. Realised with the use of advanced recording techniques. 75]
\n08. Brian Bennett – Ascending Shapes (Floating upward) 0:30
\n[BRJ6, The World Around Us. A penetrating sutdy of nature. Woodwind, Harp, Percussion, Piano and String Quartet. 69]
\n09. Steve Jolliffe – Earth Dawn (Dark, pulsating) 3:24
\n[BRJ24, Earth. Folky surrealistic impressions of life on earth past, present and future. 167]
\n10. Steve Gray – Resting Place (Quiet, reflective) 2:13
\n[BRD6, Leisure. Relaxed, open-air moods. 53]
\n11. Keith Mansfield – Sweet Groove (Free moving) 2:25
\n[BRG3, Country Bound. Modern open air active scenes. 39]
\n15:30
\n12. Jim Lawless – Travellin’ Light (Fast motion for vibes and percussion) 1:57
\n[BRE2, Children. In a variety of styles from unusual chamber orchestra to simple vibraphone. 61]
\n13. Peter Morris – Moon Dancer (Progressive and funky) 2:04
\n[BRG8, Fresh Approach. Contemporary foreground material. 73]
\n14. B. Bennett\/W. Bennett – Xenon Lights (“Frankie Goes to Hollywood” dance style) 3:44
\n[BRH28, In The Groove. Exciting contemporary sounds.]
\n15. Alan Hawkshaw – World of Commerce (Propulsive with efficient melodic line) 4:23
\n(BRI20, Audio Visual Energy. Electro-industrial theme sequences. 192]
\n16. Alan Hawkshaw – Fuel Injection (Determinded medium pace ends in descending dissolve) 2:49
\n[BRH5, Lighy My Fire. Uptempo, vivid Brass and Rhythm. 62]
\n17. Francis Monkman – Man & Superman (The endless turmoil) 3:30
\n[BRL3, Advanced Technology. Efficient, contemporary, purposeful. Realised with the use of advanced recording techniques. 75]
\n18. Harold Fisher – Mercury (Fast, fluid, propulsive) 3:35
\n[BRL5, Light Industry. Contemporary, semi-electronic. 103]
\n19. John Scott – Utopia Revisited 1 (Exotic with modern rhythm. Thematic to Utopia) 2:47
\n[BRJ18, Lifes Ritual. An unusual atmospheric suite descriptive of life in a natural environment. 127]
\n20. John A. Coleman – Pressing Endeavour (Urgency, determination) 1:40
\n[BRJ3, Important Project\/Wonders of the World\/Endeavour. A contemporary theme set for Brass, Woodwind and Rhythm descriptive of the objectives of industrialised society. 30]
\n21. Alan Hawkshaw – Accentuated Energy (Accentuated determined propulsion) 3:48
\n(BRI20, Audio Visual Energy. Electro-industrial theme sequences. 192]
\n16:00
\n22. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Visionary (Dreamlike, at rest) 2:02
\n[BRI8, Kinetics\/Vision. [\u2026] A foresight of new technology. 122]
\n23. Alan Hawkshaw \u200e- Saturn Rings (Soft, nebulous) 3:55
\n[BRI6, Frontiers of Science. Contemporary electronic atmospherics. 105]
\n24. Trevor Bastow \u2013 Kinetic Strength (Slow, resonant) 3:00
\n[BRI8, Kinetics\/Vision. [\u2026] 122]
\n25. Francis Monkman – Tubular Tubes (Contrapuntal to heavy solid theme) 2:31
\n[BRH8, Rhtyhm Stick. Pacey and loud to cool layed back contemporary scores featuring Guitars, Keyboards, Woodwind, Brass, Drums and Percussion. 102]
\n26. Richard Hill – Landrover (A-B movement with suggestion of tension and open air) 2:08
\n[BRJ9, Web of Intrigue\/Investigator. A theme suite depicting elements of mystery and intrigue, past or present. [\u2026] 84]
\n27. Brian Bennett – Surveillance (Brooding suspense) 1:53
\n[BRJ2, Drama Montage. A comprehensive theme set of modern dramatics. 19]
\n28. Brian Bennett – Psychopath (Taut build up to climax at 0:26 to heavy tense movement to horrific stab chords at end) 3:35
\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]
\n29. Brian Bennett – Routine Check (Surveillance) 1:39
\n[BRJ2, Drama Montage. A comprehensive theme set of modern dramatics. 19]
\n30. Brian Bennett – Quiet Waters (Pretty placid) 3:05
\n[BRJ6, The World Around Us. A penetrating sutdy of nature. Woodwind, Harp, Percussion, Piano and String Quartet. 69]
\n31. Richard Hill – Imposing Theme (Bold, impressive, emotional) 1:45
\n[BRJ11, Universe\/Deadly Nightshade. A symphonic atmospheric suite of bold dimensions. […] 98]
\n32. John Scott – Pentagon 2. (Agitated, suspenseful) 1:35
\n[BRJ17, Theme Sets. Orchestral suites of differing treatments of basic themes. Each cue is written in sequences to facilitate editing. 124]
\n33. Brian Bennett – In Suspense (Expectant, suspenseful. Harpsichord giure at end editable for transition or link) 1:50
\n[BRJ2, Drama Montage. A comprehensive theme set of modern dramatics. 19]
\n34. Brian Bennett – Knuckleduster (Fast incessant chase or fight to button end) 2:55
\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]
\n16:30
\n35. John Hawkins – Hooligan (Raucous action) 2:08
\n[BRJ9, Web of Intrigue\/Investigator. [\u2026] A light hearted funky drama suite. 84]
\n36. Miki Antony & Tom Parker – Portugalia (Fast Afro-rock featuring drums & congas solo & very busy guitar. Long repeat fade) 3:04
\n[BRH2, Heavy Rock. Heavy contemporary Rock Music. 5]
\n37. John Hawkins – Hit Man (Dramatic movement) 1:50
\n[BRJ9, Web of Intrigue\/Investigator. [\u2026] A light hearted funky drama suite. 84]
\n38. C. Rae \/ F. McDonald \/ G. Shury \u2013 On Schedule (Insistant medium pace movement) 2:10
\n[BRH1, Rock City. Slick metropolitan and travelling backcloths. 4]
\n39. Brian Bennett – Getting Close (Neutral tense movement) 2:36
\n[BRJ2, Drama Montage. A comprehensive theme set of modern dramatics. 19]
\n40. J. Leach \/ G. Fenton – Return From The Battle (Ancient duet for Pipa (Banjo) and Chin (Lute)) 2:47
\n[BRR4, The Orient. 12]
\n41. Trevor Bastow – Motion 2 (Bright, sunny) 2:28
\n[BRK5, Contemporary Motion. Action scenes in varying degrees of intensity. 93]
\n42. Francis Monkman – Strident Theme (Urgent powerful theme. End slows to stop) 3:01
\n[BRK1, Driving Force. Dangerous and exciting action. 28]
\n43. Alan Hawkshaw – Hot Seat (Current affairs, pop vox) 2:00
\n[BRL7, Music Machine. Clean, fresh, futuristic. 166]
\n43. Alan Hawkshaw – Brand New (Light clarion sequence) 4:12
\n(BRI20, Audio Visual Energy. Electro-industrial theme sequences. 192]
\n[some speaking into the microphone by me]
\n44. Alan Hawkshaw \u200e- Sky 2. (As above – suspended and beautiful – with spun echo effect) 3:05
\n[BRI6, Frontiers of Science. Contemporary electronic atmospherics. 105].
\n17:00:04
\nh\u00edrek\/news
\nBr\u00fcsszeli Dikt\u00e1tum radio show ..helyett Bossa Bom Dia r\u00e1ad\u00e1s, Bruton Music part five<\/a> <\/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 four<\/a> (mixcloud<\/a>)
\n\"Bruton
\n01. Tony Hymas – Electric Rain
\n02. Alan Hawkshaw \u200e- Astral Plain
\n03. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Crystal Vision
\n04. Tony Hymas – Dreamland
\n05. Andrew Jackman – House On The Hill
\n06. Keith Mansfield – Soft Haze
\n07. Steve Gray – Place to Place
\n08. Brian Bennett – Ascending Shapes
\n09. Steve Jolliffe – Earth Dawn
\n10. Steve Gray – Resting Place
\n11. Keith Mansfield – Sweet Groove
\n12. Jim Lawless – Travellin’ Light
\n13. Peter Morris – Moon Dancer
\n14. B. Bennett\/W. Bennett – Xenon Lights
\n15. Alan Hawkshaw – World of Commerce
\n16. Alan Hawkshaw – Fuel Injection
\n17. Francis Monkman – Man & Superman
\n18. Harold Fisher – Mercury
\n19. John Scott – Utopia Revisited 1
\n20. John A. Coleman – Pressing Endeavour
\n21. Alan Hawkshaw – Accentuated Energy
\n22. Alan Hawkshaw \u2013 Visionary
\n23. Alan Hawkshaw \u200e- Saturn Rings
\n24. Trevor Bastow \u2013 Kinetic Strength
\n25. Francis Monkman – Tubular Tubes
\n26. Richard Hill – Landrover
\n27. Brian Bennett – Surveillance
\n28. Brian Bennett – Psychopath
\n29. Brian Bennett – Routine Check
\n30. Brian Bennett – Quiet Waters
\n31. Richard Hill – Imposing Theme
\n32. John Scott – Pentagon 2.
\n33. Brian Bennett – In Suspense
\n34. Brian Bennett – Knuckleduster
\n35. John Hawkins – Hooligan
\n36. Miki Antony & Tom Parker – Portugalia
\n37. John Hawkins – Hit Man
\n38. C. Rae \/ F. McDonald \/ G. Shury \u2013 On Schedule
\n39. Brian Bennett – Getting Close
\n40. J. Leach \/ G. Fenton – Return From The Battle
\n41. Trevor Bastow – Motion 2
\n42. Francis Monkman – Strident Theme
\n43. Alan Hawkshaw – Hot Seat
\n43. Alan Hawkshaw – Brand New
\n[some speaking into the microphone by me]
\n44. Alan Hawkshaw \u200e- Sky 2. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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