And Now For Something Completely Different

And Now For Something Completely Different (1971)

• New Realm March (1956) Ivor Slaney [perf. Amsterdam Select Orchestra, 1956 album “New Realm” (De Wolfe DW 2575)] (How Not to Be Seen)
• Percussion Parade (1962) Peter Dennis (Dennis Berry) [1962 album “Percussion Parade” (Southern MQ 45-599)] (Drumroll, Playboy Productions presents)
• March Concord (1966) Stanley Black [perf. International Studio Orchestra, 1966 album “The Music of Stanley Black” (De Wolfe DW/LP 2977)] (Rabbit roars, a Kettledrum Production)
• The Liberty Bell (1893) John Philip Sousa; arr. (1968) A.W. Sherriff (James H. Howe) [perf. Regimental Band of the Scots Guards cond. James H. Howe, 1968 album “The Band of the Scots Guards” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3085)] (Titles)
• Academy Award (1966) Stanley Black [perf. International Studio Orchestra, 1966 album “The Music of Stanley Black” (De Wolfe DW/LP 2977)] (The end)
• Cockney Waltz (1969) Paul Lewis [perf. London Studio Group cond. Paul Lewis, 1969 album “Music of the Victorian and Edwardian Era” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3143)] (Man with a tape recorder up his nose)
• La Marseillaise (1792) Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle; arr. (1955) Roger Roger [1955 album (Major 5329)] (Tape recorder plays)
• Cockney Waltz (1969) Paul Lewis [perf. London Studio Group cond. Paul Lewis, 1969 album “Music of the Victorian and Edwardian Era” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3143)] (Man with a tape recorder up his brother’s nose)
• La Marseillaise (1792) Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle; arr. (1955) Roger Roger [1955 album (Major 5329)] (Tape recorder plays)
• March Concord (1966) Stanley Black [perf. International Studio Orchestra, 1966 album “The Music of Stanley Black” (De Wolfe DW/LP 2977)] (London 1971)
• On the Run (1966) Rose Treacher [perf. Rose Treacher, 1966 album “The Silent Film Era” (De Wolfe DW/LP 2985)] (Policeman)
• Flute Promenade (1968) Eric Towren [perf. International Studio Orchestra cond. Eric Towren, 1968 album “Hemisphere” (Sylvester SMC/LP 514)] (Hand trees)
• “Far West” Suite, Mvt. III: Long Trail (1966) Eddie Warner (Walter Blumann) [1966 album (Conroy BMLP 029)] (Cowboy on hand)
• †Violin Concerto, Mvt. II (1878) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; arr. Paul Lazare(?) [unidentified recording (Southern?)] (Arthur Pewtey exits office)
• March Concord (1966) Stanley Black [perf. International Studio Orchestra, 1966 album “The Music of Stanley Black” (De Wolfe DW/LP 2977)] (“This is it, Arthur Pewtey!”)
• †Violin Concerto, Mvt. II (1878) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky; arr. Paul Lazare(?) [unidentified recording (Southern?)] (Arthur Pewtey exits office)
• Girl’s Story (1971) Simon Park [1971 album “Solo Sounds” (DW/LP 3221)] (Statue of David)
• Beyond the Night (1968) Peter Reno (Peter Taylor & Cliff Twemlow) [perf. London Big Sound, 1968 album “Big City Story” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3070)] (Grannies walk down the street)
• Cradle Antics (1969) Reg Tilsley [perf. London Studio Group, 1969 album “The First Dozen Years” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3144)] (Enchanted prince)
• Dreamtime (1962) Keith Papworth [perf. London Studio Orchestra, 1962 album “Dreamtime” (De Wolfe DW 2740)] (Spots fall in love)
• The Star-Spangled Banner (c.1773) John Stafford Smith; arr. (c.1963) Michael Reynolds/Joanne Rosen(?) [c.1963 album (Major 5401)] (American Defence)
• Miscellaneous Bells - Desk bell ringing. (c.1960s) [BBC sound effect] (Crelm toothpaste)
  
• Spectacular (1965) Jack Shaindlin [1965 album “Scenic (Light) / Scenic (Heavy)” (Cinemusic CMR 211)] (20th Century Frog)
• ? (Cymbal crash)
• Under the Double Eagle (1893) Joseph Franz Wagner; arr. in medley “March Selection” (c.1920s-50s) August Schollaert [sped up, perf. Giant Hooghuy Shaharazad, 1969 album “Pride of the Ride in Stereo” (Marble Arch MALS 1149)] (Conrad Poohs and His Dancing Teeth)
• **Three Blind Mice (1609) Thomas Ravenscroft [hummed by Terry Jones] (Musical mice)
• †Liebestod (from ‘Tristan und Isolde’) (1859) Richard Wagner; arr. Paul Lazare(?) [unidentified recording, (Southern?)] (Seduced milkmen)
• New Realm March (1956) Ivor Slaney [perf. Amsterdam Select Orchestra, 1956 album “New Realm” (De Wolfe DW 2575)] (Pathe Gazette)
• In The News (1951) Peter Yorke [perf. Band of the Royal Netherlands Navy cond. Captain Gijsbert Nieuwland, 1951 album (Chappell C.404)] (War against the Hun, extracting the joke)
• Horrific (ff) 1 (1968) Alan Langford [perf. New Concert Orchestra, 1968 album “High Drama/Low Comedy” (Boosey & Hawkes SBH 3001)] (The Killer Cars title card)
• Danger March (1964) Frank Rothman (Meijts) [perf. Frank Rothman Progressive Dance Orchestra, 1964 album “Progressive Sound” (De Wolfe DW/LP 2851)] (The Killer Cars narration)
• Legend of the Forest (1967) Spencer Nakin (Hubert d'Auriol) [perf. International Studio Orchestra, 1967 album “Mood Impressions: the Music of Spencer Nakin” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3048)] (Birth of Venus)
• ? (Venus dances)
• *The Lumberjack Song (1969) Fred Tomlinson, Michael Palin, Terry Jones [sung by Michael Palin & the Fred Tomlinson Singers] (Lumberjack Song)
• Sympatico (1969) James Clark [1969 album “Romantic/Nostalgic” (Standard ESL 106)] (Restaurant)
• †PROBABLY: Fanfare No. 1 (1969) Christopher Gunning [perf. Westway Studio Orchestra, 1969 album “Ceremony - Presentation / Industry - Action” (Southern MQ/LP 30)] (“AND NOW A Musical Interlude!”)
• ? (The Kiss flute)
• Burlesque Ending (Trombone Slide) (1968) Alan Langford [perf. New Concert Orchestra, 1968 album “High Drama/Low Comedy” (Boosey & Hawkes SBH 3001)] (Curtain)
• Grazing Land (1966) Jack Shaindlin [1966 album “Light Scenic & Pastorale / Heavy Scenic” (Cinemusic CMR 311)] (Caterpillar man)
• Vistavision Title (1966) Jack Shaindlin [1966 album “Signatures and Themes / Inspirational and Romantic Themes” (Cinemusic CMR 301)] (Butterfly man)
• *Vocational Guidance Counsellor Song (1969) Monty Python [sung by Terry Jones, Michael Palin, & Eric Idle] (Vocational Guidance Counsellor animation)
• Sounding Trumpets No. 1 (1965) Anthony Mawer [perf. London Studio Orchestra 1965 album (De Wolfe DW 2910)] (Mr. Anchovy’s name in lights)
• Swing-a-Day (1969) Johnny Hawksworth [perf. Hawksworth Big Band and Strings, 1969 album “The Best of Johnny Hawksworth” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3116)] (‘Blackmail’)
• *Nude Organist Fanfare 2a (1971) Terry Jones [perf. Terry Jones] (Nude Organist)
• *Nude Organist Fanfare 2b (1971) Terry Jones [perf. Terry Jones] (Nude Organist)
• Swing-a-Day (1969) Johnny Hawksworth [perf. Hawksworth Big Band and Strings, 1969 album “The Best of Johnny Hawksworth” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3116)] (Stop the Film)
• Drum Roll (Timpani) (1968) Alan Langford [perf. New Concert Orchestra, 1968 album “High Drama/Low Comedy” (Boosey & Hawkes SBH 3001)] (“Blackmail - behind the hot water pipes” caption)
• Love in Slow Motion (1969) Reg Tilsley [perf. International Studio Orchestra cond. Reg Tilsley, 1969 album “Tilsley Orchestral No. 5” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3124)] (Romantic interlude)
• Full Brass Call (1968) Spencer Nakin (Hubert d'Auriol) [cond. Spencer Nakin, 1968 album “Towers and Spires” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3096)] (Fanfare, Titane-Mammoth Productions Present)
• The Favourite Wins (1965) Derek Dwyer (Kenneth Essex) [perf. International Studio Orchestra, 1965 album “The Favourite Wins” (De Wolfe DW 2937)] (Upper Class Twit of the Year)
• The Liberty Bell (1893) John Philip Sousa; arr. (1968) A.W. Sherriff (James H. Howe) [perf. Regimental Band of the Scots Guards cond. James H. Howe, 1968 album “The Band of the Scots Guards” (De Wolfe DW/LP 3085)] (End credits)
• Listed on IMDb but apparently not in the film: Trumpet Solo No. 1 (1964) Derek Laren (Else van Epen-de Groot) [perf. Symphonic Ensemble, 1964 album “Music for a Historical Era” (De Wolfe DW/LP 2852)]; This Is America (c.1957-59) Hugo de Groot [p. Hilversum Philharmonic Orchestra, 1950s album (De Wolfe DW 2635)]
• Unknown: On Time (c.1960s-71) Peter Reno (Peter Taylor & Cliff Twemlow) [De Wolfe] (I can find no information on this piece)
  

†Attributed to Bruton Music on IMDb. Bruton was not founded until 1977, but they have reissued earlier tracks from the Southern Library of Recorded Music. I can find no information on Lazare's classical arrangements, but his name appears on at least one Southern release, and other arrangements are attributed to him on IMDb soundtrack listings.