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The Golden Age of Light Music: Contrasts: From the 1960s back to the 1920s - Vol. 2
Nobody loves you like I do (From the operetta 'Paganini')
Everything’s been done before (from the film 'Reckless')
Wild Ride (From a study in Fox Trot Rhythm)
The Golden Age of Light Music: Grandstand: Production Music Of The 1940s
The Golden Age of Light Music: The Show Goes On
Stars in My Eyes (from 'The King Steps Out')
The Golden Age of Light Music: Childhood Memories - Vol. 2
Tales from a Fairy Book' Suite: Babes in the Wood
Tales from a Fairy Book' Suite: Rumpelstickins
Tales from a Fairy Book' Suite: Cinderella
Tales from a Fairy Book' Suite: Ali Baba
The Golden Age of Light Music: Musical Kaleidoscope - Vol. 2
The Broken Horseshoe (theme from the film)
Sea Reivers (from 'Two Hebridean Sea Poems')
Three Pieces from 'Woodland Sketches', Op. 51: In Autumn
Three Pieces from 'Woodland Sketches', Op.51: From Uncle Remus
Three Pieces from 'Woodland Sketches', Op.51: By a Meadow Brook
The Golden Age of Light Music: Childhood Memories
Roger Roger And His Champs Elysees Orchestra
Hide and Seek (From Children's Playtime Suite)
Marbles (From Children's Playtime Suite)
Pick a Back (From Children's Playtime Suite)
Ring O'Roses (From Children's Playtime Suite)
The Golden Age of Light Music: Springtime
Dolf Van Der Linden & His Metropole Orchestra
(I'll Be with You) In Apple Blossom Time
We'll Gather Lilacs (From "Perchance to Dream")
The Golden Age of Light Music: A Return Trip to the Library
Dolf Van Der Linden And His Orchestra (As 'Paul Franklin' On Disc Label)
This Old Man Came Rolling Home (Knick, Knack, Paddy Whack)
Dolf Van Der Linden And His Metropole Orchestra
The Lansdowne Light Orchestra (Probably Stuttgart Radio Orchestra
The Golden Age of Light Music: Non-Stop to Nowhere
On the Side of the Angels (From "Fiorello")
Love Theme (From "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse")
All the Fun of the Fair (From "Rustic Revels Suite")
The Golden Age of Light Music: A Trip to the Library
Come Landlord Fill The Flowing Bowl – Juke Box Fantasy
Life’s Laughter – Overture (Lachendes Leben)
The Golden Age of Light Music: Bright Lights
Twentieth Century Express (Making Tracks)
Roger Roger & His Champs Elysees Orchestra
The Golden Age of Light Music: Buried Treasure
Associated British Picture Corporation Orchestra
Song of Soho: Rhapsody for Piano and Orchestra (From the film 'Murder Without Crime')
Target for Tonight (Theme from the Film)
There is a Tavern in the Town - Juke Box Fantasy
Popular Melodies (Selection): Don't ask me why, Springtime in Vienna, White Horse Inn, Hallo! Sweet Fairy Doll, Hallo You
The Golden Age of Light Music: Joyousness - The Music of Haydn Wood
Horse Guards Whitehall (From 'London Landmarks' Suite)
Joyousness - Concert Waltz (From 'Moods' Suite)
Seville (From 'Cities of Romance' Suite)
The Seafarer, 'A Nautical Rhapsody' (Intro): Hulla Balloo Balay, Rio Grande
Nelson's Column (Overture from 'London Landmarks' Suite)
Tower Hill (From 'London Landmarks' Suite)
Stanford Rhapsody (Founded on Sir Charles Villiers Stanford's 'Songs of the Sea')
The Golden Age of Light Music: New Town: Production Music Of The 1950s
Leroy Anderson and His Pops Concert Orchestra
Devil's Galop (Signature Music For The Dick Barton Programm)
Marching Strings - 1997 Digital Remaster
Calling all Workers - 1997 Digital Remaster
Westminster Waltz - 1997 Digital Remaster
Sound and Vision - 1997 Digital Remaster
The Horse Guards - Whitehall (London Landmarks)
The Young Ballerina - 1997 Digital Remaster
(By the) Sleepy Lagoon - 1997 Digital Remaster
The Horse Feathers - 1997 Digital Remaster
Portrait of a Flirt - 1997 Digital Remaster
Silks and Satins - 1997 Digital Remaster
Cavalcade of Youth - 1997 Digital Remaster
Running off the Rails - 1997 Digital Remaster
The Runaway Rocking Horse - 1997 Digital Remaster
The Girl from Corsica - 1997 Digital Remaster
Parakeets and Peacocks - 1997 Digital Remaster
Melody on the Move - 1997 Digital Remaster
Skyscraper Fantasy - 1997 Digital Remaster
The Headless Horseman - 1997 Digital Remaster
The Haunted Ballroom - Concert Waltz - 1997 Digital Remaster
Sea Songs - March - 1997 Digital Remaster
Dance of an Ostracised Imp - 1997 Digital Remaster
A Canadian in Mayfair - 1997 Digital Remaster
Smile of a Latin - 1997 Digital Remaster
Dancer at the Fair - 1997 Digital Remaster
Knightsbridge March (from London Suite) - 1997 Digital Remaster
The Golden Age of Light Music: Light and Easy
Pyramid Dance (also known as 'Heart Of Stone' from the musical 'Goldilocks')
Mack The Knife (also known as 'Moritat' from 'The Threepenny Opera')
Bruce Campbell And His Orchestra ('Coronet Orchestra' On Disc Label)
Kermit Leslie & Walter Leslie real surnames Levinsky
Leslie Jones And His Orchestra Of London
More Than You Know (from the musical 'Great Day')
There's A Lull In My Life (from the film 'Wake Up And Live')
Cyril Stapleton And His Orchestra (As 'Malcolm Peters')
Charles Williams and his Concert Orchestra
Introduction (From "Listen with Mother")
(By The) Sleepy Lagoon [From "Desert Island Discs"]
In Party Mood (From "Housewives' Choice")
Puffin' Billy (From "Children's Favourites")
Barwick Green (My Native Heath) [From "The Archers"]
With a Song in My Heart (From "Two-Way Family Favourites")
Big Ben Chimes (From "This Is London Calling')
Oranges and Lemons (From "Light Programme")
High Adventure (From "Friday Night Is Music Night")
Horseguards - Whitehall From 'London Landmarks' Suite (From "Down Your Way")
Knightsbridge March (From "In Town Tonight")
Calling All Workers (From 'Music While You Work')
Theme Tune (From "Much Binding in the Marsh")
Marching Strings (From "Top of the Form")
Trade Wind Hornpipe (From "The Navy Lark")
Opening Sequence (From 'Journey into Space')
At the Sign of the Swingin' Cymbal (From "Pick of the Pops")
Roses from the South (From "Grand Hotel")
Irish Tune from County Derry (Londonderry Air) [From "Your 100 Best Tunes"]
Woolf Phillips and his Concert Orchestra
Gala Performance (From "This Is Your Life")
Pastoral Montage (From "Windmill Television Interlude")
The Young Ballerina (From "Potter's Wheel Television Interlude")
An Ordinary Copper (From "Dixon of Dock Green")
Halcyon Days From 'The Three Elizabeths' Suite (From "The Forsyte Saga")
Sea Songs (From "Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School")
Medley: Little Dolly Daydream / I May Be Crazy / Sweetheart
Me and My Shadow (From 'The Morecambe and Wise Show')
The Blood Donor (Excerpt) [From "Hancock's Half Hour"]
Tonight and Every Night (From "Tonight")
The Golden Age of Light Music: Charles Williams & The Queen's Hall Light Orchestra
The Golden Age of Light Music: Table for Two
The Golden Age of Light Music: Motorway: Production Music of the 1960s
Tales of Nature Suite (Introduction & Finale)
The Merrymakers: Overture (Recorded 1923)
From Meadow to Mayfair Suite: I. In the Country - Rustic Dance (Recorded 1931)
From Meadow to Mayfair Suite: II. A Song by the Way - Romance (Recorded 1931)
From Meadow to Mayfair Suite: III. Evening in Town - Valse (Recorded 1931)
By the Sleepy Lagoon: Valse Serenade (Recorded 1930)
The Jester at the Wedding: No. 1 The Princess Arrives - March (Recorded 1932)
By the Tamarisk: Intermezzo (Recorded 1927)
Summer Days Suite: I. In a Country Lane (Recorded 1919)
Summer Days Suite: II. On the Edge of the Lake (Isle of the Waters) (Recorded 1919)
Summer Days Suite: III. At the Dance (Recorded 1919)
Springtime Suite: I. Fresh Morning - Pastorale (Recorded 1937)
Springtime Suite: II. Noonday Song - Romance (Recorded 1937)
Springtime Suite: III. Dance in the Twilight - Valse (Recorded 1937)
For Your Delight: Serenade (Recorded 1937)
Footlights: Concert Valse (Recorded 1939)
Calling All Workers: March (Recorded 1940)
Salute the Soldier: March (Recorded 1944)
The Four Centuries Suite: I. Prelude & Hornpipe - 17th Century (Recorded 1941)
The Four Centuries Suite: II. Pavane & Tambourin - 18th Century (Recorded 1941)
The Four Centuries Suite: III. Valse - 19th Century (Recorded 1941)
The Four Centuries Suite: IV. Rhythm - 20th Century (Recorded 1941)
The Three Elizabeths Suite: V. Halcyon Days - Elizabeth Tudor (Recorded 1944)
The Three Elizabeths Suite: VI. Springtime in Angus - Elizabeth of Glamis, The Queen Mother (Recorded 1944)
The Three Elizabeths Suite: VII. Youth of Britain - The Princess Elizabeth (Recorded 1944)
Dancing Nights: Concert Valse (Recorded 1931)
London Suite: Knightsbridge March (Abridged Version) (Recorded 1932)
Bird Songs at Eventide (arr. H.M. Higgs)
London Suite: I. Covent Garden - Tarantelle (Recorded 1932)
London Suite: II. Westminster - Meditation (Recorded 1932)
London Suite: III. Knightsbridge - March (Recorded 1932)
London Again Suite: I. Oxford Street - March (Recorded 1936)
London Again Suite: II. Langham Place - Elegy (Recorded 1936)
London Again Suite: III. Mayfair - Valse (Recorded 1936)
The Three Men Suite: I. The Man from the Country (Recorded 1935)
The Three Men Suite: II. The Man about Town (Recorded 1935)
The Golden Age of Light Music: War and Peace - Light Music of the 1940s
Spitfire Fugue (From 'The First of the Few')
Boogie Woogie Moonshine (From 'Piccadilly incident')
Lullaby of the Bells (From 'The Phantom of the Opera')
The Golden Age of Light Music: Amor, Amor: Music for Romance
The Golden Age of Light Music: Light Music from the Silver Screen
Early one Morning (featured in Spring in Park Lane)
Song of the Mountains "La Montanara" (From film the Glass Mountain)
Dancing in the Dark (Soundtrack-recording from the Band Wagon)
Adoration (Soundtrack-recording from 'Lili')
Call of the Faraway Hills (From film 'Shane')
The Beggar's Theme (From film 'Last Holiday')
Seascape (From film 'Western Approaches')
Men of Arnhem, March (From film 'Theirs Is the Glory')
Quebec Concerto (From film 'Whispering City')
Valse Grise (From film 'Le Carnet De Bal')
Throughout the Years (From film 'Flesh And Blood')
Vision d'Amour (From film 'Woman to Woman')
Hour of Meditation (From film 'Twenty-Four Hours of a Woman's Life')
Danse d'Extase (From film 'No Orchids for Miss Blandish')
Mansell Concerto (From film 'The Woman's Angle')
Gaelic Fantasia (From film 'Saints And Sinners')
The Golden Age of Light Music: Highly Strung
The Telecast Orchestra Conducted By Robert Farnon
The Honeymoon Song (from the film “Honeymoon”)
The Wonderful Country (theme from the film)
Park Avenue Fantasy (underscore from film soundtrack “Some Like It Hot”)
The Golden Age of Light Music: Fiddles and Bows
Hans Georg Arlt And His Concert Orchestra
A Man With A Dream (from the musical 'Seventh Heaven')
The Golden Age of Light Music: The 1940s
The Way to the Stars (Themes from the film)
The Golden Age of Light Music: Nature's Realm
Whistle Down The Wind (Theme music from the film)
The Whirlpool Theme (from the film 'Whirlpool')
Softly As In A Morning Sunrise (from 'The New Moon')
Tonnerre Sur La Louisiane(Thunder In Louisiana)
The Golden Age of Light Music: Great British Composers - Vol. 1
"London Suite" (London Everyday) - Covent Garden
"London Suite" (London Everyday) - Westminster
"London Suite" (London Everyday) - Knightsbridge
Ballet For Children (from the film "Things To Come")
"Blithe Spirit" (music from the film) - Prelude
"Blithe Spirit" (music from the film) - Waltz
The Unwanted (modern ballet impression): The Boy
"Holidays Abroad" - Leaning Tower Of Pisa
Milestones of a Piano Legend: Sir Clifford Curzon, Vol. 10
Fantasy in C Major, Op. 15, D. 760 "Wandererfantasie": I. Allegro con fuoco ma non troppo
Fantasy in C Major, Op. 15, D. 760 "Wandererfantasie": II. Adagio
Fantasy in C Major, Op. 15, D. 760 "Wandererfantasie": III. Presto
Fantasy in C Major, Op. 15, D. 760 "Wandererfantasie": IV. Allegro
Wandererfantasie, S. 366 (After F. Schubert): I. Allegro con fuoco ma non troppo
Wandererfantasie, S. 366 (After F. Schubert): II. Adagio
Wandererfantasie, S. 366 (After F. Schubert): IIIa. Presto
Wandererfantasie, S. 366 (After F. Schubert): IIIb. Presto - IV. Allegro
4 Impromptus, Op. 90, D. 899: No. 1 in C Minor
4 Impromptus, Op. 90, D. 899: No. 2 in E-Flat Major
4 Impromptus, Op. 90, D. 899: No. 3 in G-Flat Major
4 Impromptus, Op. 90, D. 899: No. 4 in A-Flat Major
Good Sport! (Nostalgic Music for the Armchair Athlete)
The Sport of Kings, Introducing Underneath the Arches
By Special Request: Percy Faith & Robert Farnon
Ride Through the Night (From Subways Are for Sleeping)
Over and over Again (From "Billy Rose's Jumbo")
Sixteen Going on Seventeen (From "The Sound of Music")
A Cock-Eyed Optimist (From "South Pacific")
Bess, You Is My Woman Now (From "Porgy and Bess')
I Enjoy Being a Girl (From "Flower Drum Song")
The Girl on the Police Gazette (From "Star and Garter")
Moon over Hong Kong (From "The Road to Hong Kong")
Captain Horatio Hornblower, R.N.' (Main Titletheme)
The Man Who Fell To Earth (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Poker Dice - From "The Man Who Fell To Earth" Original Motion Picture
One Way - From "The Man Who Fell To Earth" Original Motion Picture
Holst: The Planets, Op. 32 Venus, The Bringer Of Pieace Adagio
Memory Of Hiroshima - From "The Man Who Fell To Earth" Original Motion Picture
Holst: The Planets, Op. 32 Mars,The Bringer Of War - Excerpt
Mandala - From "The Man Who Fell To Earth" Original Motion Picture
Escape in Time: Popular British Television Themes of the 1960s
Monty Python's Flying Circus (The Liberty Bell)
What the Papers Say (Allegro Non Troppo, From English Dances, Set II, Op. 33)
Dr. Finlay's Casebook (March from a Little Suite)
Face to Face (From Les Francs-Juges Overture Op.3)
Monitor (Serenade for Strings, Op.11 - Marcia)
Devil's Galop (Dick Barton, Special Agent)
By the Sleepy Lagoon (Desert Island Discs)
Calling All Workers (Music While You Work)
The Red Shoes: Music From The Films Of Powell & Pressburger
49th Parallel: Epilogue - 1946 Recording
A Matter Of Life And Death: Prelude - 1946 Recording
A Matter Of Life And Death: The Waiting Room/Washed Ashore
A Matter Of Life And Death: Stairway To Heaven - 1946 Recording
An Airman's Letter To His Mother - 1941 Recording
The Life And Death Of Colonel Blimp: Prelude - 1943 Recording
The Life And Death Of Colonel Blimp: War Starts Tomorrow - 1943 Recording
A Canterbury Tale: Prelude - 1944 Recording
Tocccata And Fugue In D Minor - 1935 Recording
The Red Shoes: Ballet Music - 1948 Recording
Black Narcissus: Prologue - 1947 Recording
Black Narcissus: Composed Sequence - 1947 Recording
Gone To Earth: The Tryst - 1950 Recording
Gone To Earth: The Hunt - 1950 Recording
The Small Back Room: Composed Sequence - 1949 Recording
The Small Back Room: Epilogue - 1950 Recording
Tales Of Hoffman: Orchestral Tuning - 1951 Recording
Paul Robeson, Patrice Munsel, Joseph Schmidt, Jan Kiepura, Bela Dajos, Studio chorus, Comedian Harmonists, London Film Orchestra, Gordon Jenkins Orchestra, Mischa Spoliansky Revue Orchestra,
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Mischa Spoliansky Revue Orchestra, Diez Weismann
The 39 Steps / Highland Hotel / Mr. Memory / Finale - From "The 39 Steps"
The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra
Main Title / The Telephone / The Trap / Finale - From "Dial M For Murder"
Prelude - From "The Man Who Knew Too Much"
Funeral March of the Marionettes - From "Alfred Hitchcock Presents"
Love Theme - From "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex"