More library music: From KPM: 2:22 / 5:25 = "Grand Entry" by Ronald Hanmer 4:34 = "Proclamation" by Ronald Hanmer 5:14 = "Might of Arms" by Keith Mansfield Other libraries: 4:19 = "Olympic Spirit" by Paul Kuehmstedt, from the Impress library 5:51 = "Fanfare Showcase No. 6" by Peter Reno and Jack Trombey, from the De Wolfe library 10:10 = "Fanfare 1" by Roger Roger, from the Valentino library
The Sky Melody Film Co. used the same fanfare as the main theme from the spaghetti western called I'Giorni Dell'ira (Day of Anger), composed by Riz Ortolani.
Here are some public domain musics that been identified so far on the showcase: 3:56 - "Ensemble Fanfare #2" by Cyril Watters, from Valentino Music Library. Cyril Watters was also the composer of "Orchestral Opening #2", which was used in Golden Harvest's very first logo.
(cont.) 6:31 and 8:11 - "Fanfare #1" by Neil Richardson, from KPM Music Library. Shared with Champion Film, Prince Motion Picture, Video Communications and Gold Key, it was featured on KPM 1057(Scenesetters and Fanfares). 9:22 - "Blaze of Brass (c)" by Cecil Milner. Shared with New Treasurer and Scholar Films logos, it was featured on KPM 84(Newsreel/Sport) album, that contains other old fanfares.
Some wonderful stuff here! Got quite a laugh out of the "William Tell" Overture (aka the Lone Ranger theme) used on several of them. Only thing that could have made this better would have been to see some of the assorted Your-Name-Here-Scope logos in their full width. Congratulations on a great job.
Dire, you the most excellent final episode ever. I have waited for this and you did amazing. There are two idents have the same theme as the Champion Film, eh?
Amusement - Oh. My. God. A trophy. The world's never recognized fanfare. Biansing - HOW MANY SCOPES THEY ARE? Bright Star - Why every logo has to copy CraneScope's Fanfare? Dak Lee - No matter when i look,I think that the L is a kindergartner-like...And it looks too like a C (Almost) Djaws - GLORIOUS FANFARE NO ONE CAN BEAT! And that chinese script is weird. Empire - Great Cinema Graphics. Five Ocean - Same fanfare of the Tsun Lee and Hung Po? WHAT IS THIS WORLD SERIOUSLY IS COMING TO? Fong Ming - YUET/CHU NGEE! Golden Eagle - Um...The Eagle looking Eastwards??? Grand Films - Version one is not a eagle and Version two is STILL not a eagle but this opera at the beggining buzzes my ears South Sea - Isn't it now Hong Kong South Sea,or is it the same? Hong Kong South Sea - Version two is my favorite one and version three looks a little weird Hsin Wha - Uh...........erm........TWO SQUARES AND ONE RECTANGLE. IFD - Movie Editor? I think no. International - SAME AS FIVE OCEAN,THIS NEEDS TO STOP. Jia's . Version 1.....2001,A Space Odyssey? AND VERSION 2,CINEMA CITY! Kee Woo - GOLD KEY ENTERTAINMENT! Lan Kwong - SO BRIGHT! Lui Ming - Squared. 'Nuff. Man Wah - Oh,funny words are funny words. And also good logo. Nan Chiang - GOLD KEY ENTERTAINMENT! Po Fung - Angel,Uhm...AMEN Shaws/Toho - Japan and China? South Wind - I looked at this for first time and i was like "HOLY NUFF" Tsing Hua - The Word is *"HSIN WHA"* Wa Kiu - 20TH CENTURY FOX BEGGINING DRUMS! Wei Hwa - I think that's a only fanfare logo.
Erichi, the New Grand Films/Scope idents comes from Legends of Cheating (騙術奇譚, 1971) and Cheating in Panorama (騙術大觀, 1972), both were swindler-themed films. Director Li Han-hsiang (李翰祥) founded Grand Motion Pictures in Taiwan after leaving Shaw Brothers due to some disputes in late 1960s, only returned to Hong Kong a few years later to form New Grand Films and - ironically - re-joined SB for directing sensual masterpieces in 1970s.
Hong Kong Movie Studios ID Channel (香港電影公司片頭) Wow....that was crazy but at least he is once again re-joined Shaw Bros and created these New Grand Film idents...I like the themes because that is true indication that this comes from Hong Kong. :D Pretty neat by those times, right?
Dakari, it came from Toho's first-ever color tokusatsu film, MADAME WHITE SNAKE (Toho/Shaw Brothers; 1956), which was a co-production with Shaw Brothers.
The proprietary CinemaScope process was invented by 20th Century Fox in 1953, but abandoned in less than two decades, having lost to the more affordable Panavision technique. Those 'Scopes were not at all related to CinemaScope, only as a coined-term for their so-called "own" anamorphic formats.
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More library music:
From KPM:
2:22 / 5:25 = "Grand Entry" by Ronald Hanmer
4:34 = "Proclamation" by Ronald Hanmer
5:14 = "Might of Arms" by Keith Mansfield
Other libraries:
4:19 = "Olympic Spirit" by Paul Kuehmstedt, from the Impress library
5:51 = "Fanfare Showcase No. 6" by Peter Reno and Jack Trombey, from the De Wolfe library
10:10 = "Fanfare 1" by Roger Roger, from the Valentino library
I just love the fanfares in those logos! If you're looking for more old logos, I'm with you.
The Sky Melody Film Co. used the same fanfare as the main theme from the spaghetti western called I'Giorni Dell'ira (Day of Anger), composed by Riz Ortolani.
Here are some public domain musics that been identified so far on the showcase:
3:56 - "Ensemble Fanfare #2" by Cyril Watters, from Valentino Music Library. Cyril Watters was also the composer of "Orchestral Opening #2", which was used in Golden Harvest's very first logo.
(cont.) 6:31 and 8:11 - "Fanfare #1" by Neil Richardson, from KPM Music Library. Shared with Champion Film, Prince Motion Picture, Video Communications and Gold Key, it was featured on KPM 1057(Scenesetters and Fanfares).
9:22 - "Blaze of Brass (c)" by Cecil Milner. Shared with New Treasurer and Scholar Films logos, it was featured on KPM 84(Newsreel/Sport) album, that contains other old fanfares.
+Intergold Vizzed Where are you finding all these fanfares?! O_O
Congrats on your presentation, dire!
Thank you, Dire!
Thank you!
Some wonderful stuff here! Got quite a laugh out of the "William Tell" Overture (aka the Lone Ranger theme) used on several of them. Only thing that could have made this better would have been to see some of the assorted Your-Name-Here-Scope logos in their full width. Congratulations on a great job.
Great Job, Dire!
Dire, you the most excellent final episode ever. I have waited for this and you did amazing. There are two idents have the same theme as the Champion Film, eh?
2:36-2:42 What movie is this "Fong Ming" logo from?
Hong Kong Movie Studios Idents 2013 Part 3 (Final Episode)
Cruseshipz got dak Lee as south sea!
South Wind uses the same theme as New Treasurer and Scholar. What's the name of the fanfare?
Blaze of Brass (c) by Cecil Milner.
I like star motion pictures
What movie does Empire Cinema Center come from?
Do you know the Hong Kong logo with this 👊?
Ta Hsing uses the same jingle as Sun Ngee. What other companies uses this jingle, Dire?
There was a Brazilian logo called Topazio films that uses it.
Music from the Berlin Film logo?
Dak Lee/Hong Kong South Sea
Amusement - Oh. My. God. A trophy. The world's never recognized fanfare.
Biansing - HOW MANY SCOPES THEY ARE?
Bright Star - Why every logo has to copy CraneScope's Fanfare?
Dak Lee - No matter when i look,I think that the L is a kindergartner-like...And it looks too like a C (Almost)
Djaws - GLORIOUS FANFARE NO ONE CAN BEAT! And that chinese script is weird.
Empire - Great Cinema Graphics.
Five Ocean - Same fanfare of the Tsun Lee and Hung Po? WHAT IS THIS WORLD SERIOUSLY IS COMING TO?
Fong Ming - YUET/CHU NGEE!
Golden Eagle - Um...The Eagle looking Eastwards???
Grand Films - Version one is not a eagle and Version two is STILL not a eagle but this opera at the beggining buzzes my ears
South Sea - Isn't it now Hong Kong South Sea,or is it the same?
Hong Kong South Sea - Version two is my favorite one and version three looks a little weird
Hsin Wha - Uh...........erm........TWO SQUARES AND ONE RECTANGLE.
IFD - Movie Editor? I think no.
International - SAME AS FIVE OCEAN,THIS NEEDS TO STOP.
Jia's . Version 1.....2001,A Space Odyssey? AND VERSION 2,CINEMA CITY!
Kee Woo - GOLD KEY ENTERTAINMENT!
Lan Kwong - SO BRIGHT!
Lui Ming - Squared. 'Nuff.
Man Wah - Oh,funny words are funny words. And also good logo.
Nan Chiang - GOLD KEY ENTERTAINMENT!
Po Fung - Angel,Uhm...AMEN
Shaws/Toho - Japan and China?
South Wind - I looked at this for first time and i was like "HOLY NUFF"
Tsing Hua - The Word is *"HSIN WHA"*
Wa Kiu - 20TH CENTURY FOX BEGGINING DRUMS!
Wei Hwa - I think that's a only fanfare logo.
Hey Dire, my dear fellow, on @3:38 which movie does that version of New Grand Films New Grand Scope comes from? :)
Erichi, the New Grand Films/Scope idents comes from Legends of Cheating (騙術奇譚, 1971) and Cheating in Panorama (騙術大觀, 1972), both were swindler-themed films.
Director Li Han-hsiang (李翰祥) founded Grand Motion Pictures in Taiwan after leaving Shaw Brothers due to some disputes in late 1960s, only returned to Hong Kong a few years later to form New Grand Films and - ironically - re-joined SB for directing sensual masterpieces in 1970s.
Hong Kong Movie Studios ID Channel (香港電影公司片頭) Wow....that was crazy but at least he is once again re-joined Shaw Bros and created these New Grand Film idents...I like the themes because that is true indication that this comes from Hong Kong. :D Pretty neat by those times, right?
i like hong kong AKA (CANTONESE)
Hey Dire, what movie does the Kowloon Film Co. ident come from?
What you take Tsing Hua Film co ltd from the movie name?
I don't understand.
5:26 What film is International Film Co. from? You need to reply now.
Orchid in the Rain (1977)
@@HKMSIDC Thanks :) Also, Amusement Film Production Co is from Fairy Of King Fa (1970) which I found on Facebook. (@粤曲天下: 把歌談心)
11:17 What movie is that from?
I forgot.
What movie did the Shaw Brothers/Toho ident come from?
Dakari, it came from Toho's first-ever color tokusatsu film, MADAME WHITE SNAKE (Toho/Shaw Brothers; 1956), which was a co-production with Shaw Brothers.
I figured that. Thank you so much.
Looks like Yung Hua is going to be like the Chinatown store😶
Berlin/Feng Huang
Hey dire398 this logos are in 1990-2005
no
What's the deal with almost all these companies using some variant of "CinemaScope?"
The proprietary CinemaScope process was invented by 20th Century Fox in 1953, but abandoned in less than two decades, having lost to the more affordable Panavision technique. Those 'Scopes were not at all related to CinemaScope, only as a coined-term for their so-called "own" anamorphic formats.
Where is the IFD logo from
Dire, what movie did the south wind logo come from?
It was from the film Behind the Storm (獸心, 1982).
Thanks, dire.
I might have to look it up.
7:35 U get Mountain's
This music at 8:10 is the Samuel Goldwyn fanfare, and was stolen from VCI and Gold Key Entertainment logos. What wrong with you people?!
Lo Wei Motion Picture Company.
...?
9:37 another Paramount Pictures ripoff logo!
um how?