Hi All,
Finding this website has been a godsend!
My stumper is a piece of music I heard earlier this week on PBS.
It is a NOVA show on a Roman villa with beautiful mosiacs that was excavated just prior to being flooded from the construction of a dam in Turkey.
They make a digital reconstruction of the villa, and during a flythrough towards the end of the show they play a orchestral piece. I have heard it before, either in movie trailers, or possibly during the olympics for athlete bio videos.
The name of the show is "Lost Roman Treasure". I emailed NOVA, and the response I received was "the only information we have is what's on the credits".
The names on the credits "link" are Benoit Urbain and Ray Loring. I have found some slight references to Loring on the web, but no luck on this piece of music.
PBS is still playing this episode, but I currently don't have any links to audio or video.
I have searched on this site to try to find anything that sounds right, but not luck yet.
Hopefully someone can help with this!
Thanks!
R.Katz
Finding this website has been a godsend!
My stumper is a piece of music I heard earlier this week on PBS.
It is a NOVA show on a Roman villa with beautiful mosiacs that was excavated just prior to being flooded from the construction of a dam in Turkey.
They make a digital reconstruction of the villa, and during a flythrough towards the end of the show they play a orchestral piece. I have heard it before, either in movie trailers, or possibly during the olympics for athlete bio videos.
The name of the show is "Lost Roman Treasure". I emailed NOVA, and the response I received was "the only information we have is what's on the credits".
The names on the credits "link" are Benoit Urbain and Ray Loring. I have found some slight references to Loring on the web, but no luck on this piece of music.
PBS is still playing this episode, but I currently don't have any links to audio or video.
I have searched on this site to try to find anything that sounds right, but not luck yet.
Hopefully someone can help with this!
Thanks!
R.Katz