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No further guesses on my 2nd upload, so here's the reveal:
It's track #12 in Hexacord/Dagored's 2007 CD on Piccioni's L'imprevisto.
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It reminds me of the early Bernard Herrmann scores such as The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.
I would guess Herrmann.
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One should always read the other post before writing an answer too. My bad.
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Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. For those who don't know, he also wrote some pretty great film music scores, including And then There Were None, Return of the Vampire, The Brave Bulls, and many others.
I love the score to And Then There Were None. I would certainly help with a Kickstarter plan for a potential CD release.
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One little clue: not North American or European composer 
If this is a Japanese composer, then is your source categorized as a classical music vinyl LP from 1980s Tokyo (such as Denon, Nippon, King Records, etc.)?
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Hello Bruce, Since there is no other thread to post this on, I will post it here. Are we any closer to seeing that Fox-box you touted 6 months ago before Mr. Redman passed on. I am getting tired of the Ben Bagley releases that you don 't even want to post a thread for and it seems that you are just killing time with these mystery clips. I would love to see Kritzerland return to its former greatness . Nothing I have posted here is meant to antagonize you. Just trying to find out what's going on. ????
I am not going to talk about the Fox thing. When and if it happens, everyone will know about it. When I "touted" it (which I obviously should not have done because I am not in control of speed or lack thereof), Nick was alive and things were proceeding, albeit very slowly. Nick is sadly no longer alive.
I'm sorry you're getting tired of the Ben Bagley releases. I stopped posting them here specifically because I knew I would get these kinds of posts, even though there are folks here who really enjoy them and that type of release. The Ben Bagley releases have all sold well and that is good for Kritzerland, that is a good thing. Golden Age titles don't sell as well as the Bagley releases, at least the majority of them. And hate to tell you, there are many more coming. I used to get e-mails and posts like this all the time from our very loyal show collectors, saying they were "tired" of all the soundtrack releases (which is basically ALL we used to do - maybe two or three shows a year). So, they're having their time right now and then when and if all the details are worked out, things will change again.
As to this thread, I have stated many times why I started it. It's fun for those who take part - they get to widen their musical horizons, I get to widen mine, and that, my friend, is a good thing.
Finally, my advice is to forget I ever said anything about a Fox box. That way, should it come to be you can be pleasantly surprised and you can also be first in line to push the "purchase this title" button.
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