List of incidental music composers: Difference between revisions

** NOTE: ''This story features two cues by Desmond Leslie; both come from "The Day The Sky Fell In" and this track is correctly listed on the PasB. Panini's 'Doctor Who - The Complete History' ignores this and claims the two cues are from separate sources - "The Stranger" and "The Stranger's Gift" from a different record. It is not clear why they claim this''

** Chinese Harp: At The Palace Gate - Louis P. T. Chen (Traditional) [''Listed as "At th<nowiki/>e Palace '''Gates'''" on the Pa<nowiki/>sB'']

** A Merry Old Gentleman's Song - Louis P. T. Chen (Traditional) [''Unconfirmed'']

**Tutankhamun's Trumpet - James Tappern [''Not Listed on PasB - The full track'' ''includes a brief quotation from "Post Horn Galop"'' ''by Herman Koenig.'' ''An excerpt of the Silver Trumpet is'' ''used as Kublai Khan's fanfare'']

* ''[[The Daleks' Master Plan (TV story)|The Daleks' Master Plan]]'' - [[Tristram Cary]] / BBC Sound Library: First Noel - Small Group of Children (Traditional) [''Used for Carol Singing in Ep. 7'']

* ''[[The Ark (TV story)|The Ark]]'' - Tristram Cary (''Reused from [[The Daleks (TV story)|The Daleks]]'') / Drumdramatics 11 (b) ("Tympani beats") - The Percussion Ensemble (Robert Farnon)

* ''[[The War Machines (TV story)|The War Machines]]'' - Stock Music (''The Drum & Cymbal cue at the start of Ep. 1, 2 & 4 is still unidentified. Known to come from The BBC SFX Library''):

** BBC Sound Library (19 G9): Computer Working-Constant Notes (a) [''Slow''] - Electronic Computer (L.E.O) [''Not listed on PasB - Edit seems to be taken from A For Androemda'']

* ''[[The Moonbase (TV story)|The Moonbase]]'' - Stock Music. Also some cues reused from ''The Daleks Master Plan''. One sting is still unidentified. The others, in order of appearance:

* ''[[The Macra Terror (TV story)|The Macra Terror]]'' - Dudley Simpson / Muzak - John Baker (''Originally composed for the [[Out of the Unknown]] episode "Time in Advance"'') [''Not listed on PasB'']

** NOTE: There are still many electronic cues from the story that have yet to be identified. Some may come from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop archive or The BBC Sound Library:

*** Warble Frequency Electronic Tone & Stings

*** High-Frequency Electronic Sting (Used in the opening titles of the extant episodes of BBC Radio Drama "''Journey Into Space"'')

**NOTE: ''"The Lonely Man" & "Beat Special" appear only on the 2021 US release of "The Evil of the Daleks" animation, replacing The Seekers & The Beatles in Ep. 1 during scenes set at the Tri-Colour Cafe''

** Synchro-Stings No. 3 (a) - Trevor Duncan [''Not named on PasB but listed by catalogue number - Plays over Synchro-Sting No. 1 (c)'']

** Off Center: Quicksand - The New Concert Orchestra (Frank Talley) [''Not listed on PasB - Plays briefly on a close-up of a [[Cybermat]] in Ep. 3'']

** Lunar Probe: Andromède - François Bayle [''Wrongly listed as "Lunar '''People'''" on PasB'']

** Crazy Sounds No. 4 - Cecil Leuter (Roger Roger) [''Not listed on PasB'']

** Attack Of The Alien Minds - Nikki St. George (Brian Hodgson) [''Not listed on PasB'']

** Mysterious Pt. 1: Omen Of Fear [''Slow''] - The Telecast Orchestra (Denis Rycoth) [''Not listed on PasB - In the story, two different Slow edits are used'']

** Cosmic Sounds No. 5 - Georges Teperino [''Not listed on PasB'']

* ''[[The Time Monster (TV story)|The Time Monster]]'' - Dudley Simpson / BBC Sound Library: Tutankhamun's Trumpet - James Tappern [''Not Listed on PasB - The full track'' ''includes a brief quotation from "Post Horn Galop"'' ''by Herman Koenig.'' ''An excerpt is'' ''used as King Dalios' fanfare'']

* ''[[The Ribos Operation (TV story)|The Ribos Operation]]'' - [[Dudley Simpson]] / Antiphonae Mariae - Fosco Corti & Schola Cantorum Francesco Coradini Arezzo (Anonymous)

* ''[[Castrovalva (TV story)|Castrovalva]]'' - [[Paddy Kingsland]] / BBC Sound Library: Tibetan Ceremonial Horn