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Room of Your Dreams - Murray Gold
Doctor Who Series 6 Soundtrack
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Growing up in the 1970s in Portsmouth, England, Gold would jam his fingers in his ears whenever the music - courtesy of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop - was on television. More recently, the award-winning composer has written music for the cult sci-fi series.
On Saturday he will play piano with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra as part of the Doctor Who Symphonic Spectacular.
The concert is inspired by the BBC Doctor Who Proms at Royal Albert Hall in London in 2010. It will include appearances by Daleks, Cybermen, Judoon, Clockwork Robots and one of the doctor’s latest monstrous opponents, The Silence.
Gold has written soundtracks for the past two series of Doctor Who, and his music will be included in the concert.
The Doctor Who Fan Orchestra are proud to present their third collaboration: “Rose’s Theme / Doomsday” by Murray Gold.
MP3 file downloadThe Doctor Who Fan Orchestra invites musical fans of Doctor Who to take part in an online collaborative celebration of Murray Gold’s music. Participants submitted recordings for this work from November 2011 to January 2012.
This final mix includes a total of 177 submissions from 154 individual participants, ranging in age from 11 to 57, and who are located in at least 18 different countries across the world, including: United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, Spain, France, Russia, Brazil, Canada, Finland, Hong Kong, Israel, Latvia, Norway, Poland, Singapore, Sweden and Switzerland.
Doctor Who - ‘A mad man with a box’ by SaphireRain42
YAY!!! Finally finished! You are hearing 70 tracks, 65 of them violins.
A thanks to our awesome friend Megan for giving us the idea to do this song!
The singer and pianist in this video is my big sister.
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I Am (not) The Doctor
MURRAY GOLD
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Murray Gold created a YouTube account. This just happened.
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I seriously just started crying my eyes out while watching Doctor Who at the Proms.
Vincent’s music is just so beautiful…
GAH.
So we were looking at the BBC America lineup for the Doctor Who Marathon this weekend when we came across this bit:
BBC America is going to air the 2010 Doctor Who Prom on American television! (and they didn’t tell us probably b/c we would have yelled and danced and sang like one of those impossible scenes from Glee where they all do a musical number in the middle of the cafeteria and everyone is just there but if it happened in real life the whole thing would just feel a bit put on and hawkward — that’s what it would be like. Wait a sec… we wrote this in the post? This wasn’t in a tag? Oh this is just hawkward as well.)
Anyway, it’s on at 10am Saturday on BBC America.
For info on what the Doctor Who Prom is, we consulted the website known as ‘Please read: a personal appeal from’ (aka Wikipedia):
The Doctor Who Prom 2010 was a concert showcasing incidental music from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, along with classical music, performed as part of the BBC’s Proms series of concerts. The concert was performed on 24 and 25 July 2010 at the Royal Albert Hall in London, and was hosted by actors Matt Smith, who portrays the Doctor, and Karen Gillan and Arthur Darvill, who play his companions.
The Doctor Who series 6 soundtrack; Murray Gold, you beautiful genius.
It will be played until I am literally sick of it, which will be a long time away if ever.
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Every single person who is involved with Doctor Who is a part of the fandom.
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Reblogging for the evening edition…
@murraygold: If you want a particular track to be on the S6 Doctor Who soundtrack, tweet
@JakeJackson preferably with a link. Finishing up.@JakeJackson : Re Who album. If you can give me an episode and rough timing, will be your bestest pal. I won’t have time to reply to tweets, sorry.
@murraygold: If you want a particular track to be on the S6 Doctor Who soundtrack, tweet @JakeJackson preferably with a link. Finishing up.
