Knightsbridge March by Eric Coates
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Nice version, but it misses the drive it really needs. This one is too neat. Coates was probably the greatest composer of so-called 'light' music. He's becoming popular again, because people recognize the pure quality of his writing.
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The Supersizers Go....(episode11, part1/6) the intro music isn't Coates' work is it?
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A great composer
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Eric Coates, composer of: Music while your work, the early sixties, Movie the Dambusters, TV-serie: The Forsythe-Saga, Men, composer from The London Suite! Very great composer, real Brittish. Thanks to him, !
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@whisperhog So let's rectify that by simply calling him "Sir Eric.', which is simple justice too late.Who can stop us? I was unfamiliar with Sir Eric's work before I heard a snatch of this and got mush of his other stuffon Youtube; just like years ago I was unfamiliar with Sir Arnold Bax until that film Ken Russell did about him.
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honner tho one of the most best composers of England. Great !! Full of sound and wellthinking accord, just full of English Thinking, from earlyer tho the future,. Thanks mister Coates. Thanks for the movie-music: The Dambusters, and the great tv-motial family from the sixties years: The Forsythe Saga. Thanks mister Coates!
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honner tho one of the most best composers of England. Great !! Full of sound and wellthinking accord, just full of English Thinking, from earlyer tho the future,. Thanks mister Coates. Thanks for the movie-music: The Dambusters, and the great tv-motial family.
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honner tho one of the most best composers of England. Great !! Full of sound and wellthinking accord, just full of English Thinking, from earlyer tho the future,. Thanks mister Coates.
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honner tho one of the most best composers of England. Great !!
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OMFG I thought I was the only one - no offense to the German musicians - a wonderful performance but I thought they were too heavy on such a delicate tune.
Eric Coates, an unsung master of British humour and above all humility. One of our finest!
SquadronCommander007 2 years ago 5
I first heard this as a kid when it wa intro for "In Town Tonight", a BBC programme always begun with the words "STOP -once again we stop the mighty roar of London traffic..."
So you always had a picture of busy traffic (us provincials always imagine Picadilly Circus which featured in films), and a copper stopping the traffic. I don't know whether Coates imagined such use, but it affects what I expect to hear now.
rostron17 2 years ago 5