| 1. |
WINDMILL (5m30s) |
Pastoral Montage (Fagan) |
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(Shot at Packenham, Bury St Edmunds) |
- - Queens Hall Light Orch (Chappell C 324) |
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| 2. |
CHURCH, MILL & STREAM (9m15s) |
1. Starlings (Charles Williams) |
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(Shot at Olney, Bucks) |
- - QHLO-Williams (Chappell C 261) |
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2. How beautiful is Night (Robert Farnon) |
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- - QHLO-Farnon (Chappell C 312) |
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| 3. |
RIVER & BIRDS (10m00s) |
Natural sounds & effects |
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(Shot at Olney, Bucks) |
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| 4. |
ANGEL FISH (8m45s) |
1. Ripling Waters (Donald Thorne) |
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(Shot at Regents Park Zoo) |
- - QHLO (Chappell C 359) |
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2. Cloud Drifts (Cecil Milne) |
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- - QHLO-Williams (Chappell C 213) |
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3. Picture in the Fire (Farnon) |
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- - QHLO-Farnon (Chappell C 335) |
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| 5. |
UP THE RIVER (9m30s) |
Natural sounds |
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(Shot at Medmenham Abbey, Henley on Thames) |
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| 6. |
ROCKS & SEAGULLS (4m00s) |
Natural sounds |
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(Shot at St Mary's Bay, Brixham, Devon) |
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| 7. |
VESPERS (9m00s) |
Feast of the Holy Guardian Angels |
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(Shot at St Benedict's School, Ealing) |
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| 8. |
SWISS INTERLUDE (1m45s) |
(musical box ?) |
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| 9. |
POTTERS WHEEL (5m50s) |
1. The Young Ballerina (Charles Williams) |
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(The potter, who's hands we see, was George Aubertin) |
- - QHLO-Williams (Chappell C 400) |
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2. Sadlers Wells (Haydn Wood) |
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- - QHLO-Sidney Torch (Chappell C 345) |
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| 10. |
PLOUGHING (8m05s) |
1. The Ploughman Homeward Plods |
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(Shot at Tillingham, Essex) |
- - ? |
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5 teams with horses plough a field, into the distance |
2. Passing Stormclouds (Louis Voss) |
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- - Grande Orch-Voss (Bosworth BC 1217) |
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3. Downlands (Cecil Milne) |
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- - QHLO (Chappell C 389) |
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| 11. |
TREES |
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(Shot in Epping Forest) |
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| 12. |
ROUGH SEA AND ROCKS (9m30s) |
Natural sounds |
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(Shot at Pulpit Bay,off Portland Bill) |
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| 13. |
SEASCAPE (10m00s) |
Natural sounds |
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(Shot at Chesil Beach, off Portland Bill) |
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| 14. |
SUNLIT SHORE |
? |
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(Shot at Chesil Beach) |
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| 15. |
RABBIT MUSICAL BOX |
? |
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| 16. |
CHURCH, MILL AND STREAM (8m45s) |
1. Cloudland (Bruce Campbell) |
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(Shot at River Ouse, Olney, Bucks) |
- - QHLO-David King (Chappell C 400) |
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2. Queen Mary's Garden (Haydn Wood) |
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- - QHLO-Torch (Chappell
C 345) |
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| 17. |
BONFIRE (6m50s) |
Natural sounds |
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(Shot at Lighthorn near Leamington) |
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| 18. |
SNOWSTORM |
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| 19. |
MOONLIGHT SEASCAPE |
Natural sounds |
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(Shot at Chesil Beach) |
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| 20. |
PALM BEACH (9m07s) |
Natural sounds |
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(Shot in Jamaica) |
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| 21. |
KAIETEUR FALLS (7m11s) |
Natural sounds |
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(Shot in British Guiana) |
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| 22. |
SPINNING WHEEL (6m35s) |
1. Table Talk (Dolf van der Linden) |
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- - Metropole Orch-Linden (Paxton PR 586) |
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2. Mews in Mayfair (Vivian Ellis) |
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- - QHLO-Torch (Chappell
C 346) |
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| 23. |
SANDY SHORE (11m23s) |
Natural sounds |
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(Shot in Jamaica) |
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| 24. |
HARP INTERLUDE |
Improvisation on the harp by Owen Mason |
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| 25. |
TAPESTRY (6m30s) |
Harpsichord Concerto (Bach) |
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(Miss Thackwray, Royal School |
Irgard Lechner & Stuttgart Chamber Orch |
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of Needlework) |
(BBC 19031-2) |
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| 26. |
LOCH REFLECTIONS (7m00s) |
1. The Most Covered Mountain (trad) (BBC 19381) |
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(Shot at Loch Tay, by Monty Rednap) |
2. The Highland Cradle Song (trad) (BBC 19381) |
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3. March of the Cameron Men (trad) (BBC 19382) |
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4. Kenmure's On An' Gwa (trad) (BBC 19379) |
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5. March: Cabbi Freidh (trad) (BBC 19380) |
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6. Highlan Laddie (trad) (BBC 19379) |
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7. Cock of the North (trad) (BBC 19377) |
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- - John Burgess (piper) |
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| 27. |
WATER WHEEL (9m02s) |
? |
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(Bucklebury, near Newbury, Berks) |
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| 28. |
RIVER TAY (6m55s) |
? |
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| Not on the list - |
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THE WHITE KITTEN (Kitten & ball of wool) |
Prunella (Leslie Bridgewater)
- - LPromO-Collins (Paxton PR 423) |
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The kitten's name was Snowy
and he was owned by Mr Martin of Barnet, Herts.
Supervising film editor:
Bob Verrall |
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HANDS AT THE PIANO |
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This was the first interlude film made and
its two versions featured a three-minute piece by Chopin and a
five-minute work by Liszt. |
