PC
The composer was Phil Sawyer.
Being ident music, it has never actually been made available in its entirety, however some brief but good quality Stereo clips of video from a select few are available to view at this section of the Lambie-Nairn page which should take you straight to the video.
I'm afraid I can't help you for complete pieces of that quality; you can of course try contacting either the composer (if possible), the Beeb or Lambie-Nairn for further information -- but with regards to obtaining the actual material AFAIK it's not usually something they can help with.
Being ident music, it has never actually been made available in its entirety, however some brief but good quality Stereo clips of video from a select few are available to view at this section of the Lambie-Nairn page which should take you straight to the video.
I'm afraid I can't help you for complete pieces of that quality; you can of course try contacting either the composer (if possible), the Beeb or Lambie-Nairn for further information -- but with regards to obtaining the actual material AFAIK it's not usually something they can help with.
CH
Sorry to bring up an old thread, but I thought I'd share this 
(In case you wanted to listen to them on your iPod on the bus...
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(In case you wanted to listen to them on your iPod on the bus...
)
:-(
A former member
I think you work for the BBC 
PC
That's odd, I thought it was a mere rip from the Lambie-Nairn site MP4 that I myself linked to back whenever it first came to light
Doesn't sound like a perfect copy either ; on my headphones I noticed a bit of compression artifacting that was never there originally - but nevermind, I'm sure you meant well!
623058 posted:
I think you work for the BBC
That's odd, I thought it was a mere rip from the Lambie-Nairn site MP4 that I myself linked to back whenever it first came to light
Doesn't sound like a perfect copy either ; on my headphones I noticed a bit of compression artifacting that was never there originally - but nevermind, I'm sure you meant well!
CH
Breaking News - Sherlock has been found alive and well on TV Forum
Well it actually isn't compression artifacting, so you're wrong.
Paul Clark posted:
That's odd, I thought it was a mere rip from the Lambie-Nairn site MP4 that I myself linked to back whenever it first came to light
Breaking News - Sherlock has been found alive and well on TV Forum
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Doesn't sound like a perfect copy either ; on my headphones I noticed a bit of compression artifacting that was never there originally - but nevermind, I'm sure you meant well!
Well it actually isn't compression artifacting, so you're wrong.
PC
Well it actually isn't compression artifacting, so you're wrong.
I'll be willing to bet I am - my player for straight audio could be enhancing the ranges of the original where such compression already exists, you never know!
Breaking News - Sherlock has been found alive and well on TV Forum
That was in response to the previous comment from 623058 - based on his remark, I figured it'd be helpful to clarify the origin for him, as it seems he was somewhat unaware - so it was never directed at your good self, I was simply trying to help him out.
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Doesn't sound like a perfect copy either ; on my headphones I noticed a bit of compression artifacting that was never there originally - but nevermind, I'm sure you meant well!
Well it actually isn't compression artifacting, so you're wrong.
I'll be willing to bet I am - my player for straight audio could be enhancing the ranges of the original where such compression already exists, you never know!
Chie posted:
Paul Clark posted:
That's odd, I thought it was a mere rip from the Lambie-Nairn site MP4 that I myself linked to back whenever it first came to light
Breaking News - Sherlock has been found alive and well on TV Forum
That was in response to the previous comment from 623058 - based on his remark, I figured it'd be helpful to clarify the origin for him, as it seems he was somewhat unaware - so it was never directed at your good self, I was simply trying to help him out.
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A former member
should that not apply to ALL BBC music,
we prove for the BBC so we own them, so we can get the music.
I but if someone took them to court there could win,
we prove for the BBC so we own them, so we can get the music.
I but if someone took them to court there could win,
PC
I believe they can't really fulfill individual requests for such media; however an alternative could be to enquire about the possibility of the content being uploaded to a section of the Beeb's website, much like we have seen with recent idents.
SOL posted:
As the beeb is publically funded, can you request ident music, video etc. and they would give it to you? Of course you would need to pay costs of postage.
I believe they can't really fulfill individual requests for such media; however an alternative could be to enquire about the possibility of the content being uploaded to a section of the Beeb's website, much like we have seen with recent idents.
SO
I believe they can't really fulfill individual requests for such media; however an alternative could be to enquire about the possibility of the content being uploaded to a section of the Beeb's website, much like we have seen with recent idents.
Even that would be ideal, so that the old balloon music can live on
Paul Clark posted:
SOL posted:
As the beeb is publically funded, can you request ident music, video etc. and they would give it to you? Of course you would need to pay costs of postage.
I believe they can't really fulfill individual requests for such media; however an alternative could be to enquire about the possibility of the content being uploaded to a section of the Beeb's website, much like we have seen with recent idents.
Even that would be ideal, so that the old balloon music can live on