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Clips. We must have clips.
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I suspect somebody thought Broughton scored all the episodes and submitted him for every single one on IMDb, since most reports online failed to mention McNeely.
The Debney addition must be somebody correcting it. I've contacted Joel to ask him which ones he did, so I can fix the listing. I've submitted missing credits and corrections credits for him on IMDb and let him know and he was appreciative, so I suspect he'll respond back.
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I was right. Season one composers:
Bruce Broughton (one episode; pilot and theme)
Joel McNeely (six episodes)
John Debney (five episodes)
Andrew Cottee (one episode)
I'll clear up the IMDb listing if and when I can.
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Love the sound of that main title!
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Love the sound of that main title!
Ohh!! Very nice! And what's that I hear at ~0:30? A brief hint of Broughton's music from The Timekeeper? What is your diagnosis, Dr. Nigel Channing?
Subtle, but yes, I hear it too.
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Just heard about this very promising project last night from a friend who plays French horn in the orchestra. Glad the word is getting out. Here's hoping...
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Purely out of curiosity borne of your intriguing comment, Thor, I have to ask you, please: What sort of music, film or otherwise, do you now listen to in lieu of boisterous symphonic stuff?
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