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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2020 · 1H 51M

Bruton Music, part two

from Bossa bom dia [Tilos Rádió podcast] · host Tilos Rádió

Bruton Music, part two (mixcloud)[see the more simple/traditional style tracklist – with only the artists’ names and track titles – below, at the bottom of this post, thanks]BRM – Suspense, Tension.01. Frank Reidy & Eric Allen – Reflections (Reflective soliloquy by alto saxophone with marimba) 3:35[BRM2, Abstraction in Time. Atmospheric, eerie and suspenseful. 8]02. Keith Mansfield – Revolving Patterns (Light movement with underlying tension) 1:57[BRM4, Fear. Small, mostly woodwind instumentation. Suitable for both drama and documentary application. 46]03. W. Merrick Farran – Beldam (Unearthly whispers) 0:57[BRM5, House of Horror. A dramatic orchestral horrorscore written in sequences for complete freedom in editing. 116]04. Stephen St. Paul – Pretty Soft (Breathy, uplifting) 1:33[BRM10, Atmospheric Chorale. Strange atmospherics featuring human voices. 202]05. Trevor Bastow – High Security 1. (Imposing, apprehension) 2:02[BRM12, Orchestral Tension. Dramatic Orchestral atmospherics. 285]06. Simon Benson/Eugenio Grandi – Enemy Approach (Dark menace) 1:11[BRM13, String Tension. Tense, dramatic cues performed by low strings. 286]07. Alan Hakwshaw – Barrier Reef (Bold, suspended) 1:14[BRM14, Underworld. Strange suspenseful underscores. Especially suitable for underwater scenes. 287]BRN – Grandiose, Impressive, Panoramic.08. John Cameron – Skyscape (Floating beautiful background impressive build at 1:35 to tail) 2:00[BRN1, Heritage / Panorama. […] Impressive scenic scores for full orchestra. 35]09. Keith Mansfield – Light Accolade (Brisk light movement thematic to Accolade) 2:30[BRN2, Impressive Scenes. Impressive themes for full orchestra. 36]10. 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[BRN3, Progress. The achievements of man. 37]11. John Scott – Imposing Surroundings 1 (Building scenic sequences to impressive climax) 2:33[BRN4, Giants Causeway. Impressive Orchestral themes. B Side more contemporary. 128]12. Alan Hakwshaw – The Ancient Pyramids 1:28[BRN5, New Horizon / The Seven Wonders of the World. […] Awe-inspiring suspended atmospherics of a timeless quality. 132]15:3013. Nick Ingman – High Priority 1. (Urgent, determined) 2:18[BRN12, Travel in Style. Exciting, prestigeous orchestral themes and theme suites with underscore versions. 258]BRO – Historical Period.14. Brian Bennett – Renaissance (Reflective, emotional) 3:45[BRO3, An Age of Elegance. Musical reflections of past cultures. 76]BRR – Folk, Nationalistic, Known Work15. Orlando Kimber/John Keliehor – Garuda (Exotic movement) 3:24[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]16. Eric Allen – Sun Beams (Sparkling, active) 1:54[BRR19, Sketches of Africa. Intriguing Woodwinds, intricate Percussion indicative of Nature Study and native Africa. 251]17. T. Osei, M. Tontoh, A. Harry & M. Owusu (aka ~Osibisa) – Safari (Motive Flute & Brass) 2:11[BRR20, Modern Africa. Contemporary Brass, Woodwind, Rhythm and Percussion. 252]BRS – Jazz, Dance18. Frank Ricotti – Cool Captions (Light, accentuated. Ideal for montage cutting) 3:07[BRS6, Vibes. Conemporary Vibraphone with complimentary rhythm accompaniment. 141]19. John Cameron – Basketball (Lighthearted) 1:36[BRG32, Hot Doughnuts. Action packed, contemporary excitement. 275]BRD – Leisure, Pastoral, Nature, Tenderness, Romance.20. Alan Hawkshaw – Glistening (Slow, shimmering) 3:20[BRD7, Soft Illusions. Warm, leisurely, relaxed contemporary sounds. 65]21. Brian Bennett – Butterfly Sanctuary (Delicate) 2:51[BRD8, Tone Poems. Reflective lyrical pieces. Woodwind, Harp, Percussion, Piano and String Quartet. 68]BRG – Happy, Bright, Open Air, Sport.22. Keith Mansfield – Funky Captions (Percussive. Brass and Strings.) 2:30[BRG2, Contemporary Orchestral. The ultimate in sound for the studio pop orchestra. 34]23. Brian Bennett – Montego Bay (Relaxed, lighthearted, exotic) 2:05[BRG4, Good Times. Happy, colorful contemporary tunes. 40]24. Peter Morris – Sunburst (Happy beat) 1:46[BRG8, Fresh Approach. Contemporary foreground material. 73]25. John Scott – Top Honours 2 (Prestigeous Brass theme over contemporary rhythm) 1:18[BRG15, Spectacle. Big, broad, exciting themes. 120]16:0026. John Cameron – Tower of Power (Impressive prestigious motion) 1:59[BRG18, Get Up And Go. Exciting, bright, colourful. 160]27. Paul Hart – Peppermint Park (Flash) 2:40[BRG19, Souled Out. Upmarket funky rhythm section features. 173]28. Duncan Lamont – Tinsel Town (Ultrabite) 2:29[BRG30, Television Today. Upbeat, entertaining orchestral scores with contemporary rhythm. 265]BRH – Contemporary, Pop, Rock.29. Alan Hawkshaw – Hawkwind And Fire (Aggresive funk to surprise ending) 3:01[BRH5, Lighy My Fire. Uptempo, vivid Brass and Rhythm. 62]30. Brian Bennett – Hip Joint (Groovy ‘City after dark’ mood) 3:08[BRH8, Rhtyhm Stick. Pacey and loud to cool layed back contemporary scores featuring Guitars, Keyboards, Woodwind, Brass, Drums and Percussion. 102]31. Paul Keogh – Uproar In Rio (Wild exciting Jazz-Samba) 1:41[BRH10, Blow Out. Contemporary West Coast Jazz-Rock and Jazz Sambas. 121]32. Brian Wade – Riders In The Sky (Confident, successful) 2:06[BRH13, New Directions. Hard Hitting thru to ethereal. Features Brass, Vocoder, Rhythm and Synthesised sounds. 158]33. Johnny Pearson – Minor Robot (Relaxed, futuristic) 3:56[BRH24, Accent on Rhythm. Jazz funk and electro boogie styles. 262]BRI – Futuristic, Electronic.34. Alan Hawkshaw – Wave-Forms (Electronic equipment or movement) 2:52[BRI1, Terrestrial Journey. A Contemporary Suite depicting space and time passage. 24]35. Francis Monkman – Getting Ready (Preparatory underscore) 2:07[BRI2, Tempus Fugit. Exciting time and motion study in contemporary electronic music. 23]36. Clive Hicks – Sunny Waters (Light, neutral) 1:25[BRI5, Thought Patterns. Sparse Bass, Guitar and Electronics. 94]16:30BRJ – Theme Sets. Documentary and Drama Suites.37. Brian Bennett – Thug (Menace) 1:28[BRJ2, Drama Montage. A comprehensive theme set of modern dramatics. 19]38. Keith Mansfield – Important Project (Panoramic, large scale) 3:00[BRJ3, Important Project/Wonders of the World/Endeavour. Dramatic orchestral theme, fluid underscores describing variousstages of progress from quite beginning to fulfilment. […] 30]39. Andrew Jackman – Underwater Beauty 1 (Nebulous, suspended) 1:47[BRJ4, Thriller/Suite of the Hurricane/Suite of the Shark. […] Contemporary classical suite. Moods range from peace to intense danger. 55]40. Brian Bennett – Running Scared (Relentless pursuit in sections of varying degrees of intensity) 3:10[BRJ6, The World Around Us. A penetrating sutdy of nature. Woodwind, Harp, Percussion, Piano and String Quartet. 69]41. 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[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]42. John Hawkins – Deadbeat (Comedy suspense) 2:16[BRJ9, Web of Intrigue/Investigator […] A light hearted funky drama suite. 84]BRK – Action, Pace, Danger, Force of Elements.43. John Scott – Tearaway (2 Proclamatory statements to fast dramatic orchestral motion) 1:33[BRK4, Dramatic Action. Highpowered danger. Big instumentation. 59]44. Steve Gray – Bionic Coconuts (Percussive action with humour) 2:28[BRK5, Contemporary Motion. Action scenes in varying degrees of intensity. 93]45. Brian Bennett/Cliff Hall – Don’t Stop! (Determined, gritty) 2:30[BRK8, Thrills and Spills. Exciting scenes. Big to small instrumentation. 221]16:50:08—(from this point not on mixcloud)46. I. Martin/B. Dee – Glass (Warm, revolving) 2:27[BRL5, Light Industry. Contemporary, semi-electronic. 103]47. Orlando Kimber/John Keliehor – One Language (Gentle flowing underscore with hypnotic Marima feature) 3:28[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]16:56:10hírek/newsBrüsszeli Diktátum radio showBruton Music, part two (mixcloud)01. Frank Reidy & Eric Allen – Reflections02. Keith Mansfield – Revolving Patterns03. W. Merrick Farran – Beldam04. Stephen St. Paul – Pretty Soft05. Trevor Bastow – High Security 1.06. Simon Benson/Eugenio Grandi – Enemy Approach07. Alan Hakwshaw – Barrier Reef08. John Cameron – Skyscape09. Keith Mansfield – Light Accolade10. Brian Bennett – Impact In Vision11. John Scott – Imposing Surroundings 112. Alan Hakwshaw – The Ancient Pyramids13. Nick Ingman – High Priority 1.14. Brian Bennett – Renaissance15. Orlando Kimber/John Keliehor – Garuda16. Eric Allen – Sun Beams17. T. Osei, M. Tontoh, A. Harry & M. Owusu (aka ~Osibisa) – Safari18. Frank Ricotti – Cool Captions19. John Cameron – Basketball20. Alan Hawkshaw – Glistening21. Brian Bennett – Butterfly Sanctuary22. Keith Mansfield – Funky Captions23. Brian Bennett – Montego Bay24. Peter Morris – Sunburst25. John Scott – Top Honours 226. John Cameron – Tower of Power27. Paul Hart – Peppermint Park28. Duncan Lamont – Tinsel Town29. Alan Hawkshaw – Hawkwind And Fire30. Brian Bennett – Hip Joint31. Paul Keogh – Uproar In Rio32. Brian Wade – Riders In The Sky33. Johnny Pearson – Minor Robot34. Alan Hawkshaw – Wave-Forms35. Francis Monkman – Getting Ready36. Clive Hicks – Sunny Waters37. Brian Bennett – Thug38. Keith Mansfield – Important Project39. Andrew Jackman – Underwater Beauty 140. Brian Bennett – Running Scared41. Brian Bennett – Villain42. John Hawkins – Deadbeat43. John Scott – Tearaway44. Steve Gray – Bionic Coconuts45. Brian Bennett/Cliff Hall – Don’t Stop! library bruton funk jazz beat break electronic ambient turkaszemle vinyl

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