We know what it is with our eyes closed [thank you Mr Hazelhurst !!!]

[MoodyBlue]

We all know about the musical genius that is Mr Ronnie Hazelhurst......
I can think of 3 reoccuring tunes throughout our wonderful series that I can identify with a specific person...or a specific view.......
1. The banjo when Ely is walking down the road.
2. The beautiful violins when the camera scans the magnificent Yorkshire countryside.
3. The "de,de,de,de,de,de,deeeeeer" [you all know what I mean !!] when we see our favourite boys in blue...Cooper and Walsh.
I could sit there with my eyes firmly shut....and I would know what is on the screen...that is the magic of Ronnie Hazelhurst !!!...
Can any of my fellow Summerwiners think of any more ???/.
All my love to one and all,
Keith.
X!

 

[captain clutterbuck]

Homage to the great Carl Stalling on many scenes , involving mostly Howard sneaking somewhere , often past his Window to Cleggy's so the music used for Sylvester sneaking up on Tweety Pie is perfect for Howard's attempts. . If he gets caught by Pearl he'll be suffering more than succotash!

 

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Isn't there a little tune to that accompanied Howard and Marina on their bicycles a few times?

Also the string quartet style violins when we go into Edie's house for a coffee morning.

 

[Roger]

There's usually an oriental style tune when Entwistle appears.

 

[Graham]

'Is that a view or is that a view' brings a certain tune into play.
All very well listed on the s/w CD by Ronnie.

 

[Barrychuckle]

Isn't there also a standard rift when someone is drunk from memory?

 

[wstol]

Isn't there also a standard rift when someone is drunk from memory?

Yes, and there is certain jingle played when a pub is seen or mentioned.

 

[wstol]

And there is a Ronnie Hazlehurst piece used to represent rock music listened to by Wesley in his pick up.

 

[Graham]

Yes wstol. We tried putting Wesleys rock music into the 'sound hound' app but it didn't recognise it so thought it may have been a Ronnie job!

 

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Also, not forgetting Seymour's tune.