Post by Andrew Doherty on Jan 5, 2006 1:28:13 GMT
I have just learned from the Mausoleum Club Web Site that composer of television and light music, Trevor Duncan, whose credits include music for the 'Quatermass' serials of the 1950s, 'A For Andromeda' and 'The Planemakers', the theme for the BBC 1959 television serial, 'The Scarf', i.e. The Girl From Corsica', 'Doctor Finlay's Casebook', i.e. 'March From A Little Suite' and many other light music titles ('e.g. 'High Heels') died on the 17th of December aged 81.
I spoke to him on the telephone on two occasions. Once was in the very hot summer of 1976 and the second was last April.
He was always very helpful and informative.
It is a shame that a composer of his quality did not receive the recognition he deserved.
Yours,
ANDy
I spoke to him on the telephone on two occasions. Once was in the very hot summer of 1976 and the second was last April.
He was always very helpful and informative.
It is a shame that a composer of his quality did not receive the recognition he deserved.
Yours,
ANDy