Emergency Ident and Family Ident. IIRC, for the Emergency Ident, the BBC used the coloured version of their logo, instead of plain old white or black. The color pattern was also very blueish, and from my recent views, purpleish as well. It scares me, and i dunno why. The Family Ident is straight off just the BBC's gold-ish corporate logo, in front of blue wavy cloth.
Did you ever find the full version of this music? If so, could you please share the link, or let me know from where I could buy it? I've been looking for a full version for 20 years. Thank you.
Thank you, Jack. I had recorded snippets over several days on an audio cassette in 1994/1995. On some days only a little bit of the music was played; on other days, a longer version was played. Cumulatively, however, they probably cover the whole tune. Perhaps I should ask a sound-engineer friend to compile the different bits into an integrated whole. Was reminded of it when I recently heard Emirates boarding music.
A variation on this was used when Diana died BBC TV had a nervous breakdown
this actually reminds me the Ident (Same Colour Pattern) used during Prince Phillip Death
Emergency Ident and Family Ident.
IIRC, for the Emergency Ident, the BBC used the coloured version of their logo, instead of plain old white or black. The color pattern was also very blueish, and from my recent views, purpleish as well. It scares me, and i dunno why. The Family Ident is straight off just the BBC's gold-ish corporate logo, in front of blue wavy cloth.
Fascinating video, I would like the original music composed for BBC World in 1994 please?.
@roger darthwell My mistake as it’s David Dundas.
Did you ever find the full version of this music? If so, could you please share the link, or let me know from where I could buy it? I've been looking for a full version for 20 years. Thank you.
@@akhileshmathur8246 David Dundas composed it, he lives in France 🇫🇷, I tried him without success, as the music was lost when he changed computers.
@roger darthwell David Dundas
Thank you, Jack. I had recorded snippets over several days on an audio cassette in 1994/1995. On some days only a little bit of the music was played; on other days, a longer version was played. Cumulatively, however, they probably cover the whole tune. Perhaps I should ask a sound-engineer friend to compile the different bits into an integrated whole. Was reminded of it when I recently heard Emirates boarding music.
BBC, the station that scarred an entire British nation with their movie, "Threads".
Actually i watched that Movie and it’s actually terrifying
This branding was also used by BBC Arabic Television
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