Carey Blyton

Künstlerbiographie Carey Blyton

Carey Blyton 14 March 1932 – 13 July 2002 Was A British Composer And Writer Best Known For His Song Bananas In Pyjamas 1969 Which Later 1992 Became An Australian Children's Television Series And For His Work On Doctor Who.
Blyton A Nephew Of Children's Author Enid Blyton Showed A Talent For Science From An Early Age And Did Not Switch To Music Until He Contracted Polio And As He Was Recovering Began Taking Piano Lessons In 1948 At The Age Of Sixteen. In The 1950s He Began His Training As A Composer And Won Several Certificates And Awards.
Blyton Is Primarily Known As A Miniaturist Composing Short Orchestral Scores. He Wrote Some Well-Regarded And Often Humorous Pieces Including Return Of Bulgy Gogo A Tribute To Peter Warlock Up The Faringdon Road Mock Joplin And Saxe Blue. He Also Worked As A Music Editor And In This Capacity He Assisted Benjamin Britten.
Blyton Wrote Incidental Music For Three Stories In The BBC Doctor Who Television Series Doctor Who And The Silurians 1970 Death To The Daleks 1974 And Revenge Of The Cybermen 1975 . He Was Noted For His Use Of Primitive Musical Instruments Using Crumhorns To Depict The Silurians In Doctor Who And The Silurians And Serpents And Ophicleides In Revenge Of The Cybermen.
Several CDs Of His Work Were Produced Notably Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who Showcasing His Work For An Unmade Sherlock Holmes Animated Series Cues From All Three Of His Doctor Who Stories And Other Classics Such As Saxe Blue. He Died In 2002 From Cancer And Post-Polio Syndrome Aged 70.

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Carey Blyton 14 March 1932 – 13 July 2002 Was A British Composer And Writer Best Known For His Song Bananas In Pyjamas 1969 Which Later 1992 Became An Australian Children's Television Series And For His Work On Doctor Who.
Blyton A Nephew Of Children's Author Enid Blyton Showed A Talent For Science From An Early Age And Did Not Switch To Music Until He Contracted Polio And As He Was Recovering Began Taking Piano Lessons In 1948 At The Age Of Sixteen. In The 1950s He Began His Training As A Composer And Won Several Certificates And Awards.
Blyton Is Primarily Known As A Miniaturist Composing Short Orchestral Scores. He Wrote Some Well-Regarded And Often Humorous Pieces Including Return Of Bulgy Gogo A Tribute To Peter Warlock Up The Faringdon Road Mock Joplin And Saxe Blue. He Also Worked As A Music Editor And In This Capacity He Assisted Benjamin Britten.
Blyton Wrote Incidental Music For Three Stories In The BBC Doctor Who Television Series Doctor Who And The Silurians 1970 Death To The Daleks 1974 And Revenge Of The Cybermen 1975 . He Was Noted For His Use Of Primitive Musical Instruments Using Crumhorns To Depict The Silurians In Doctor Who And The Silurians And Serpents And Ophicleides In Revenge Of The Cybermen.
Several CDs Of His Work Were Produced Notably Sherlock Holmes Meets Dr Who Showcasing His Work For An Unmade Sherlock Holmes Animated Series Cues From All Three Of His Doctor Who Stories And Other Classics Such As Saxe Blue. He Died In 2002 From Cancer And Post-Polio Syndrome Aged 70. read less

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