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  • Another Time, another place - Barry GRAY

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    Hi,

    here is an extract of "Another time, another place", one of the scores written by Barry Gray for the 70's TV Show Space : 1999.

    A very interesting piece of music, using Violin harmonics ...

    Full VSL, mixed in Altiverb.

    Another Time another place

    Enjoy !

    Phil
  • W
    W

    That sounds great Philippe!  Really excellent performance and mix.  This is for a TV show and yet so much more interesting than 99% of movie scores today.  Barry Gray is such a fantastic composer - the orchestration and handling of motifs and themes is brilliant.  
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    This is well done Philippe. I must admit that I am not familiar with this composer's music but I'm very impressed by your MIDIstration. This sounds authentic and lifelike. I'm curious to know how you got a hold of this score?
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    W

    Philippe can answer that more specifically, however I believe he is doing an official release of this music, which has not been fully recorded for CD previously.  

    Barry Gray is probably most famous for his Thunderbirds theme, a great piece along with many others he did.  I feel his style is classic film music along the lines of Max Steiner and Korngold but in the era of 1960-70s TV.  He develops true leitmotif themes and complex orchestrations like those composers.

    Though sometimes you have this awesome, ultra-serious and expressive music and there are only weird little puppets on the screen with their strings visible.  Though I love the Gerry Anderson shows, it can be a bit disconcerting.  
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    P

    Thanks William ans Jasensmith for listening.

    It's a long term ongoing project so i can't say much for the moment. It's based on original scores.

    Best
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