Mr Earl Bives doesn't sing on this song in the film, but still a great number..
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Mr Earl Bives doesn't sing on this song in the film, but still a great number..
Mr Earl Bives doesn't sing on this song in the film, but still a great number..
updated 14 years ago
Mr Earl Bives doesn't sing on this song in the film, but still a great number..
This is the same recording as used in the movie and has been edited the same as the soundtrack.
Either that or to annoy them!
Royalty-free music.
Feel free to use.
Gorgeous piece of music by Franz Liszt, being in turn both delicate and powerful.
Classic recording from 1958, digitally remastered and enhanced with dynamic range expansion.
A great example of reworking an original theme ( by Henry Purcell ) and turning it into something else.
It needs an up-to-date remaster, I think, to help with the definition of the quieter passages.
I have attempted to clean the sound a little and louden the quiet tracks, as they can be hard to hear at times.
00:00 Introduction and Royal March of the Lion.
01:57 Hens and Cocks.
02:46 Wild Asses.
03:19 Tortoises.
05:07 The Elephant.
06:21 Kangaroos.
07:20 The Aquarium.
09:44 Persons with Long Ears.
10:30 Cuckoo in the Heart of the Wood.
12:25 The Aviary.
13:42 The Pianists.
15:20 Fossils.
16:35 The Swan ( Raymond Clark, cello ).
19:28 Finale.
The Carnival of the Animals (Le carnaval des animaux) is a humorous musical suite of fourteen movements by the French Romantic composer Camille Saint-Saëns. The work was written for private performance by an ad hoc ensemble of two pianos and other instruments, and lasts around 25 minutes.
It is a mono pressing, but the four tracks are part of a full stereo recording of the music from Peer Gynt.
The music is performed by the Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Walter Susskind and published in 1958, though recorded the year before, I believe.
This selection has been taken from a stereo sourced vinyl, poorly remastered by Hallmark ( their usual terrible standard ).
I have attempted to improve on their bad attempt, though much noise remains.
You will notice differences between this and the modern CD releases, namely the mix of the church bells and also the centralised cannon sound on this LP.
I have never heard a version of the original 1958 pressings on Mercury, but I assume it is the same as this 1962 cut on the Philips label.
Enjoy!
Newly remastered version by myself, to counter poor quality control of the sound mixing by the production team on the original revamp.
Here is my own 'stereo enhanced' version, to fill your living room with the warm tones of Mr Como.
Remastered from a 1971 vinyl pressing.
Recorded May 25/26 1956.
Published 1957.
Here we have the moody 'Winter Scene' which blends into the 'Waltz Of The Snowflakes @ 3:47 .
Remastered from a 1971 vinyl pressing.
Recorded May 25/26 1956.
Published 1957.
Remastered from a 1971 vinyl pressing.
Music recorded May 25/26 1956.
Published 1957.
Touching song from the Christmas animation 'Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer', presented here with a remastered stereo soundtrack.
Another song from the wonderful 1964 animation 'Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer', remastered by myself in STEREO.
Have you bought this for YOUR kids?
Shame on you if you haven't.
Have a 'Holly Jolly Christmas' in stereo!
Every kid should have this DVD in their Xmas sack.
'Austerity' is a word to describe the PAIN we will all feel, paying back money WHICH WE DO NOT OWE to corrupt elite banks.
The banking fraudsters have raped and pillaged the third world, now it is the rich economies they are coming for.
Ever wondered why your country's police have become so 'militarised' this last decade or so?
The cops all around the world are WEARING THE SAME UNIFORMS, in case you hadn't noticed.
The weapons they are using ARE THE SAME.
They are a WORLD POLICE FORCE operating to protect GOVERNMENTS, BANKS AND THE VERY WEALTHY.
They are NOT there to protect YOU.
He continues to piss billions of taxpayer money ( future debt ) down the drain on saving the crooks in the banking sector, but does nothing to protect average jobs.
Just look at van and truck makers LDV, who only wanted a bridging loan of £30 million, but were allowed to go to the wall.
NONE of our mainstream parties care for us. They are all bought by the same banks, corporations and oligarchs.
Notice how former PMs John Major and Tony Blair have made MILLIONS since they were in british politics?
Wonder why that is?


