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  • @magnificentmuttley154
    @magnificentmuttley154 2 ปีที่แล้ว +6

    Brian Alberici & Andrew May. . . obscure & underappreciated, but nevertheless, Britain's very best. To me their career contributions to the Contemp Orch/ Easy Listening world are just as important as anything Roger Webb, Karl Jenkins, John Barry, & Paul Mauriat ever did. They stayed out of the limelight & in obscurity from the public just like pianists Ferranté & Tiecher, back in the 60's. To a few of us who listened & knew their music long before we ever learned who they are, they are forever essential & gratefully appreciated
    🎼 🎹 💜
    I speak not as a Briton, but as a citizen of the World who happens to be from Texas

  • @St.Aether
    @St.Aether 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

    Peak music

  • @The4MusketeersYT
    @The4MusketeersYT 4 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    Sounds for the supermarket 13.1

    • @magnificentmuttley154
      @magnificentmuttley154 3 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      ...followed by SFTS 13B: Harvey Wallbanger 1
      Yes, I am also a grateful fellow aficionado of De Wolfe Orchestra :)

    • @lonerspop
      @lonerspop 2 ปีที่แล้ว +3

      A fellow connoisseur 🤝

    • @The4MusketeersYT
      @The4MusketeersYT 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @@lonerspop indeed

  • @OPTIONALWATCH
    @OPTIONALWATCH 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Many people need help understanding what we hear in this type of music.

    • @magnificentmuttley154
      @magnificentmuttley154 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Indeed, you mean those of newer generations who actually enjoy Contemp Orch, rather than cringe at it. But no one has taught them the symbolism of the instruments; how each instrument is used to personify someone (or something) in song, & what the underlying theme of the song is. Roger Webb, Henry Mancini, Karl Jenkins, & John Barry are masters at using personifications in the music, to paint a picture in the mind of the listener
      As a father I succeeded in passing that on to my two children. But as a musician, I have failed to teach these things to the next generation of musicians 😪
      We must all be willing to play a part in helping them, if we expect our young people to want tasteful music & do the art justice as they mature. Also to perpetuate it, not let music like this die away, like my generation did in the 80's. Our heads were stuck in R&R & in New Wave. We simply didnt care that we were allowing Jazz, Swing, Big Brass Band, & Contemp Orch to die off... Good taste & a desire for that which is refined & everlasting is taught. It is attained "by nurture, not by nature," as the saying goes 🎼 🎶 ❤