BBC Northern Ireland Show featuring JW

[mahler3 478]

Hello 👋! The BBC commissioned a film music radio show from a friend & I which is now available on BBC Sounds and airs locally on BBC Radio Ulster here in NI.

 

Lots of JW’s music is featured in addition to John Barry, Max Steiner and Nino Rota.

 

The show is only 30 minutes and doesn’t have wall to wall music, but I hope you find the content interesting and enjoyable.

 

Clicks on the show will be very helpful in securing a second series which I hope to have much more music within, so if you are willing to click and listen I’d be very grateful. Sorry if this all sounds overly needy.

 

I can say that the 6th episode features a very special John Williams treat which nobody has heard before. I am pretty sure you’ll love it! :-)

 

Thanks for your support!

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/m001k0kk?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile

 

 

[Miguel Andrade 1,263]

Thank you for sharing. I'll listen to it later today

[igger6 894]

That's a heck of a teaser!  Any way of accessing this in the States?

[Thor 7,490]

19 hours ago, mahler3 said:

I can say that the 6th episode features a very special John Williams treat which nobody has heard before. I am pretty sure you’ll love it! :-)

 

That's tantalizing. Don't you dare step on my obscure JW television efforts now!  

[Sweeping Strings 2,351]

Oooh, may well check this out on BBC Sounds!

[Poor_Man_S_HirschFeld 16]

I could not stream the episode from Belgium...

I suppose I must install the BBC Sounds app.

[mahler3 478]

5 hours ago, igger6 said:

That's a heck of a teaser!  Any way of accessing this in the States?

Apparently not - apologies for the geographical limitations. I was told BBC Sounds didn’t have the same iPlayer issue.

[thx99 1,740]

On 11/03/2023 at 3:32 PM, mahler3 said:

I can say that the 6th episode features a very special John Williams treat which nobody has heard before. I am pretty sure you’ll love it! :-)

 

@mahler3's final episode of "What's the Score?" has just started and he'll be playing a never-before-heard cue from Williams at the end of the episode!!

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/live:bbc_radio_ulster

[Marian Schedenig 8,191]

I'm still curious what super-rare clip Tim managed to get from MM, and if it's a teaser for an upcoming release.

[thx99 1,740]

10 minutes ago, Marian Schedenig said:

I'm still curious what super-rare clip Tim managed to get from MM, and if it's a teaser for an upcoming release.

 

I guess we'll find out shortly...

 

EDIT: First take of "The Bicycle Chase" from E.T.

[bollemanneke 3,342]

Could he do the tea breaks from the HP1 sessions at some point too, I wonder?

[Faleel 5,345]

27 minutes ago, thx99 said:

 

I guess we'll find out shortly...

 

EDIT: First take of "The Bicycle Chase" from E.T.

The wild take of legend?

[fommes 153]

What a wonderful surprise! Thanks @mahler3

[ragoz350 450]

The main difference between the takes is in the last section of the cue (bike 'take off'). In later takes the ritenuto before this has been increased (i.e. taken longer), and then the tempo is taken faster than in the first take (to keep the overall cue duration? don't know). This difference isn't very obvious when listening to the takes separately though.