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I feel a British bent.
Not British.
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At first I thought this was by somebody else but a couple of minutes into it I realized it has to be Malcolm Arnold, sounding a bit like 'Bridge Over the River Kwai.'
Exactly ... Malcolm Arnold it is!
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Well, with the Arnold tipoff I headed over to YouTube and settled on his Elektra.
Correct. Arnold probably wrote that Elektra ballet after completing his film scores for The Lion and Nine Hours to Rama.
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Want sumpin' easy?
Listen to this movement from a ballet and tell us who wrote it. Even though this is not from a soundtrack album, one should be able to detect a composer known for film music during the '50s & '60s.
https://soundcloud.com/thunder-butler/sets/not-much-of-a-mystery-cue
Could it be someone like John Corigliano?
No, not Corigliano. I guess Ag^Janus is somewhat late to the Malcolm Arnold party. 
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Spam and i grassed.
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You're all doing so well - here's a new one. https://www.dropbox.com/s/a64h15qdecx58ko/new%20mystery%20to%20solve.mp3?dl=0
Bleh another "dammit this sounds familiar" one. Doesn't sound British to me anyway -- very French, in fact. It's not Taillefaire is it?
Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner. She's one of my French faves from Les Six, like Milhaud and Honegger and the others. VERY underrated - beautiful music and not enough on disc.
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Don't forget I posted one a few days back and have had no feedback.If youthink it's shit then say so at least I'd know someone's listened to it 
If someone's had a shot and I've missed it, then my apologies
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Damian in places it sounds like 80s stuff, even morricone/nicolai-esque. Im sure it isnt but there is some intended copying going on.
Bill Carson already commented on it, Damian.
Sounds to me like '90s action music from Hans Zimmer's remote control/media ventures company.
Who wrote it? My guess is one composer, five orchestrators plus one synthesizer programmer.
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Damian in places it sounds like 80s stuff, even morricone/nicolai-esque. Im sure it isnt but there is some intended copying going on.
Bill Carson already commented on it, Damian.
Sounds to me like '90s action music from Hans Zimmer's remote control/media ventures company.
Who wrote it? My guess is one composer, five orchestrators plus one synthesizer programmer.
I spotted his comments later on.At first I thought he was talking about another piece til I read again.
Anyway. It's one composer and one orchestrator( how dare you suggest otherwise  )- Nuc Raine, no less..
It's from ' Jaquou Le Croquant ' a French film from 2007.By Laurent Boutonnat.He well wire anumber of hats here.He was also the director,producer and writer. And it's a good listen.
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In the paraphrased words of Donald sutherland...
Nev-ver herdovim.
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In the paraphrased words of Donald sutherland...
Nev-ver herdovim.
Neither had I,bought it as a gamble( the pictures in booklet looked nice).Only have one other cd by him for another film he directed.
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