http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/us_ ... 710093.stm
Anyone? I genuinely don't know the answer, so please please please help!
And yes,I know I could just ask on a proper music forum, but I really can't be bothered.
Name That Tune
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Ralph Gillions
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It sounds very much like something by American composer Aaron Copland.
It could be "Hoe-Down" from "Rodeo: Four Dance Episodes".
But unless I could compare them side by side I can't be quite sure.
But I am pretty certain it is by Aaron Copland.
(I'll post again if I can confirm it.)
It could be "Hoe-Down" from "Rodeo: Four Dance Episodes".
But unless I could compare them side by side I can't be quite sure.
But I am pretty certain it is by Aaron Copland.
(I'll post again if I can confirm it.)
Re: Name That Tune
Cheers Ralph, I've youtubed it and found a match. I had Elmer Bernstein in my mind, probably because of the Magnificent 7 soundtrack, but it's definitely Hoe-Down
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You're welcome Gary.
I'm pleased you have found it.
I'm pleased you have found it.
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Get a room guys.
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Re: Name That Tune
We also have a commercial in America with that jingle, and the commercial has this slogan:
"Beef: It's what's for dinner."
"Beef: It's what's for dinner."