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{{Infobox PM | {{Infobox PM | ||
|name = Dramatic Cues | |||
|sample = Dramatic Cues - SB Soundtrack | |||
|composer = Ronald Hanmer | |composer = Ronald Hanmer | ||
|performer = The Connaught Light Orchestra | |performer = The Connaught Light Orchestra | ||
| | |label = Conroy | ||
| | |album = BM 117 (Conroy) | ||
|year = 1958 (Conroy)<br>1994 (KPM) | |||
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|introduced = "[[Tea at the Treedome]]" | |introduced = "[[Tea at the Treedome]]" | ||
}}The "'''Dramatic Cues'''" (original title: "'''Tales of Drama'''") were composed by Ronald Hanmer and performed by The Connaught Light Orchestra. There are 8 different variations of this soundtrack used on the show. | |label2=KPM Music|album2=KPM-0224 - ''Archives 6 - 1940s and 1950s''}} | ||
The "'''Dramatic Cues'''" (original title: "'''Tales of Drama'''") were composed by Ronald Hanmer and performed by The Connaught Light Orchestra. There are 8 different variations of this soundtrack used on the show. As their name implies, they are music cues that are used in dramatic moments. | |||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
===Dramatic Cue (A)=== | ===Dramatic Cue (A)=== | ||
Original title: "'''Tales Of Drama No. 1'''" | |||
{{Main|Dramatic Cue (A)}} | {{Main|Dramatic Cue (A)}} | ||
===Dramatic Cue (B)=== | ===Dramatic Cue (B)=== | ||
Original title: "'''Tales Of Drama No. 2'''" | |||
{{Main|Dramatic Cue (B)}} | {{Main|Dramatic Cue (B)}} | ||
===Dramatic Cue (C)=== | ===Dramatic Cue (C)=== | ||
Original title: "'''Tales Of Drama No. 3'''" | |||
{{Main|Dramatic Cue (C)}} | {{Main|Dramatic Cue (C)}} | ||
===Dramatic Cue (D)=== | ===Dramatic Cue (D)=== | ||
Original title: "'''Tales Of Drama No. 4'''" | |||
{{Main|Dramatic Cue (D)}} | {{Main|Dramatic Cue (D)}} | ||
===Dramatic Cue (E)=== | ===Dramatic Cue (E)=== | ||
Original title: "'''Tales Of Drama No. 5'''" | |||
{{Main|Dramatic Cue (E)}} | {{Main|Dramatic Cue (E)}} | ||
===Dramatic Cue (F)=== | ===Dramatic Cue (F)=== | ||
Original title: "'''Tales Of Drama No. 7'''" | |||
{{Main|Dramatic Cue (F)}} | |||
{{ | |||
===Dramatic Cue (G)=== | ===Dramatic Cue (G)=== | ||
Original title: "'''Tales Of Drama No. 8'''" | |||
{{Main|Dramatic Cue (G)}} | {{Main|Dramatic Cue (G)}} | ||
===Dramatic Cue (H)=== | ===Dramatic Cue (H)=== | ||
Original title: "'''Tales Of Drama No. 9'''" | |||
{{Main|Dramatic Cue (H)}} | {{Main|Dramatic Cue (H)}} | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This set of tracks, along with [[Grass Skirt Chase]], [[Cream Pie]], [[12th St Rag]], and [[Tales From The Swamp]] are the only tracks that are played in all seasons of the main series. | |||
*"[[Life Insurance]]" uses all of these cues except for (E) and (F). | *"[[Life Insurance]]" uses all of these cues except for (E) and (F). | ||
{{ | *"[[BassWard]]" is the only [[Season 14]] episode that uses some version of the track. | ||
{{Production Music}} | |||
[[Category:Music]] | [[Category:Music]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:57, 27 April 2025
Template:Infobox PM The "Dramatic Cues" (original title: "Tales of Drama") were composed by Ronald Hanmer and performed by The Connaught Light Orchestra. There are 8 different variations of this soundtrack used on the show. As their name implies, they are music cues that are used in dramatic moments.
Usage
Dramatic Cue (A)
Original title: "Tales Of Drama No. 1"
Dramatic Cue (B)
Original title: "Tales Of Drama No. 2"
Dramatic Cue (C)
Original title: "Tales Of Drama No. 3"
Dramatic Cue (D)
Original title: "Tales Of Drama No. 4"
Dramatic Cue (E)
Original title: "Tales Of Drama No. 5"
Dramatic Cue (F)
Original title: "Tales Of Drama No. 7"
Dramatic Cue (G)
Original title: "Tales Of Drama No. 8"
Dramatic Cue (H)
Original title: "Tales Of Drama No. 9"
Trivia
- This set of tracks, along with Grass Skirt Chase, Cream Pie, 12th St Rag, and Tales From The Swamp are the only tracks that are played in all seasons of the main series.
- "Life Insurance" uses all of these cues except for (E) and (F).
- "BassWard" is the only Season 14 episode that uses some version of the track.