hey, omg i'm gonna cry ! I am obcessed with the music/backgraound songs the team chose for this episode ! Can someone please help me finding the names of the beautiful songs <3 <3 <3
Posted by
Long Beach, California, USA
3391 posts
I don't know which program you are referring to but the BBC has a page you can use to look up music in their programs...is it a BBC program? Here's the link in case it is.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/faqs/music_used
Posted by
Portsmouth
5261 posts
It would be more helpful if you'd titled it 'Rick Steve's West England episode 2017'.
No-one refers to West England which is what threw me initially, it's always referred to as The West Country.
Unfortunately I can't help you with the music however skipping through the episode it sounds like stock music rather than a particular well known piece of work.
Posted by
Royaume-Uni nul points, pas plus
2506 posts
perhaps The Wurzels? :)
Posted by
OP
2 posts
Hey shazam only works without voices over the song, unless it is it's original singer :(
Posted by
3122 posts
There is another app called WTS (as in what's that song?) that might work if Shazam doesn't.
Posted by
Yorkshire
1279 posts
Frankly, I've no idea what the music the programme uses, but if it's the faux 'ye olde englande' music you are after, you might try tracking down a 'best of' compilation by the much missed Amazing Blondel. Sounds authentic Elizabethan period, but is in fact modern, all their own work! They used to dress the part and play lutes (which apparently were a nightmare to keep in tune) and tried to repopularise the crumhorn! I have seen them live many, many moons ago and thought they were spectacular!
Alternatively, I always associate England (I AM English!) with the works of Vaughan Williams in particular, Elgar, Delius and Holst, all classical composers. I once made myself homesick on a bus to Sedona by playing The Unthanks on my iPod, namely 'Mount the Air' and 'King of Rome'. The latter has brass band accompaniment and in the north of England we are vaccinated with the 'brass band needle' at birth and the very phrase 'Brighouse and Raistrick' can bring a lump to the throat!
Not a definitive answer I know, but might start you on a rewarding journey of exploration!