Sorry, I will use D minor and try and write note names...
It starts like this. Take them all as quavers at about a crotchet = 120 ish (pretty approximate)
D A G A F A E A D A G A Bb G F E D
Anyone? If it even has a name!
Full Version: Anyone Know What This Piece Is Called?
*sings*
Ahhh, I know a song you mean, but can't remember what it is called
Yes, that's what I was thinking.
Is it from the X Files? Is it Tubular Bells?
Ahhh, I know a song you mean, but can't remember what it is called
Yes, that's what I was thinking.
Is it from the X Files? Is it Tubular Bells?
Maybe! Thanks, I'll try it.
Seems to be from the Exorcist... yes it is!
Hooray!
Seems to be from the Exorcist... yes it is!
Hooray!
Hmm it's not
isn't it?!...
Sorry, meant it wasn't Tubular Bells 
Glad you've worked out what it is
Glad you've worked out what it is
It's not Tubular bells no, tubular bells is the piece from the exorcist though so I haven't found it!
Thanks for your help anyway Nicki
Anyone else?
Thanks for your help anyway Nicki
Anyone else?
What you have written down is not the exorcist (which is tubular bells), it is a tune which was used in Trigger Happy TV - I don't know its name sorry!
Yea, we've established it isn't tubular bells from the exorcist.
Not really sure where to go from here... we may never find out
Not really sure where to go from here... we may never find out
I just told you where it was from in my post!
You would probably find it if you searched for the soundtrack for Trigger Happy TV
You would probably find it if you searched for the soundtrack for Trigger Happy TV
Sorry yea ok, I flicked over that hehe, I'm nearly asleep!
Thankyou Carol
Thankyou Carol
I'm searching for it at the moment...
How can I tell whether the next note is higher or lower than the one before it?! You need a more accurate encoding scheme 
I'm sure it is from a film
It's a bit like the fugue of BWV565
A G A F A E A D A C# E D A E A F ... etc.
A G A F A E A D A C# E D A E A F ... etc.
QUOTE(mrbouffant @ Dec 12 2006, 10:30 PM) 
How can I tell whether the next note is higher or lower than the one before it?! You need a more accurate encoding scheme
Take D as the lowest note, all other remaining in the octave starting on the D given.
Found it, it's in the middle of Drifting away by Faithless after about 3 mins of opera style stuff! On the trigger happy tv soundtrack.
Yes, glad that is sorted
QUOTE(recorderzrule @ Dec 12 2006, 10:35 PM)
Found it, it's in the middle of Drifting away by Faithless after about 3 mins of opera style stuff! On the trigger happy tv soundtrack.
Yay! I knew that was it!
QUOTE(carol*piano @ Dec 12 2006, 11:05 PM)
QUOTE(recorderzrule @ Dec 12 2006, 10:35 PM)
Found it, it's in the middle of Drifting away by Faithless after about 3 mins of opera style stuff! On the trigger happy tv soundtrack.
Yay! I knew that was it!
I thought that too!
Thankyou Carol, couldn't have done it without you!!
QUOTE(recorderzrule @ Dec 13 2006, 05:46 PM)
Thankyou Carol, couldn't have done it without you!!
Out of interest why did you want to know?
QUOTE(notmusimum @ Dec 13 2006, 06:02 PM)
QUOTE(recorderzrule @ Dec 13 2006, 05:46 PM)
Thankyou Carol, couldn't have done it without you!!
Out of interest why did you want to know?
I ride my horse to music and wanted to download it to ride to!
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