Hamlet Theme Music
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RE: In-Park Music
But can Cedar Fair or Kings Dominion pursue legal action if they wanted to?
EDIT: I would assume they didn't pay for royalties considering the mess with Mix It Up.
But can Cedar Fair or Kings Dominion pursue legal action if they wanted to?
EDIT: I would assume they didn't pay for royalties considering the mess with Mix It Up.
RE: In-Park Music
Matthew, That's how it should work. But, what happens at the end of the day, is another story entirely.
PR, I think it's more up to the ones who actually own Peanuts, not Cedar Fair or KD.
Matthew, That's how it should work. But, what happens at the end of the day, is another story entirely.
PR, I think it's more up to the ones who actually own Peanuts, not Cedar Fair or KD.
RE: In-Park Music
No, if they pay the royalties to Peanuts, they will be fine, no one else has the right to pursue legal action except the company itself, Peanuts. Cedar fair bought the rights to use the peanuts theme in the park, they didn't buy Peanuts itself, like BG paid to play the Peanuts song in LOD.
No, if they pay the royalties to Peanuts, they will be fine, no one else has the right to pursue legal action except the company itself, Peanuts. Cedar fair bought the rights to use the peanuts theme in the park, they didn't buy Peanuts itself, like BG paid to play the Peanuts song in LOD.
RE: In-Park Music
I could see them not paying for a song they play themselves, and in a show, but when there is a song they are playing that is a direct product from a company, and they play it on the main pathways throughout the day, I would assume they would pay royalties.
Party Rocker said:
I could see them not paying for a song they play themselves, and in a show, but when there is a song they are playing that is a direct product from a company, and they play it on the main pathways throughout the day, I would assume they would pay royalties.
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
So I'm a relatively new member to the forum, but nonetheless I have the same passion for this park that we all share. I very much appreciate everything this forum brings to the table.
I know this thread is old, but I thought I would update the elusive Kilarney section of the park, for which I have a decent list of what is played.
Kilarney:
Cranberries - Let It Linger
Bill Whelan - Caracena
Bill Whelan - Slip Into Spring
Ronan Hardiman - Siamsa
Luka Bloom - You Couldn't Have Come At A Better Time
Gaelic Storm - Hills Of Connemara
Still working on finding more
So I'm a relatively new member to the forum, but nonetheless I have the same passion for this park that we all share. I very much appreciate everything this forum brings to the table.
I know this thread is old, but I thought I would update the elusive Kilarney section of the park, for which I have a decent list of what is played.
Kilarney:
Cranberries - Let It Linger
Bill Whelan - Caracena
Bill Whelan - Slip Into Spring
Ronan Hardiman - Siamsa
Luka Bloom - You Couldn't Have Come At A Better Time
Gaelic Storm - Hills Of Connemara
Still working on finding more
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
Thank you! It doesn't matter how old this thread is, it's still relevant. Is this current 2014 music or is this the original hamlet music cira 2001?
Thank you! It doesn't matter how old this thread is, it's still relevant. Is this current 2014 music or is this the original hamlet music cira 2001?
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
It is definitely 2014 music (playing in the park today), but to my knowledge most of these songs have been around since Kilarney's inception in 2001.
It is definitely 2014 music (playing in the park today), but to my knowledge most of these songs have been around since Kilarney's inception in 2001.
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
I think I can shed some light on this situation. As I am sure you're aware, the Celtic Fyre track is a BGW arrangement of many previously existing songs. While I don't have the actually backing tracks they use in CF, I have been able to figure out the songs they use. Enjoy:
Celtic Fyre Skeleton
Steven Pasquale, from A Man Of No Importance - The Streets of Dublin
Celtic Women - I Am The Voice (There are loads of versions of this song, this is my favorite)
Malarkey Brothers - Finnegan's Wake (Same as above, just my favorite version)
The High Kings - The Parting Glass (Ditto)
Hope this helps!
BGW Family said:
I think I can shed some light on this situation. As I am sure you're aware, the Celtic Fyre track is a BGW arrangement of many previously existing songs. While I don't have the actually backing tracks they use in CF, I have been able to figure out the songs they use. Enjoy:
Celtic Fyre Skeleton
Steven Pasquale, from A Man Of No Importance - The Streets of Dublin
Celtic Women - I Am The Voice (There are loads of versions of this song, this is my favorite)
Malarkey Brothers - Finnegan's Wake (Same as above, just my favorite version)
The High Kings - The Parting Glass (Ditto)
Hope this helps!
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
Trying doing a search for "{song name} Instrumental" you can find most anything
Here is "The Streets of Dublin" for $10.50 http://www.freewebs.com/letsplayit/ratesservicessamples.htm
I am the Voice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H30pvdrgGTU
Finnegan's Wake: http://www.karaoke-version.com/mp3-backingtrack/the-dubliners/finnegan-s-wake.html
The Parting Glass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jopvw998Zl4
Trying doing a search for "{song name} Instrumental" you can find most anything
Here is "The Streets of Dublin" for $10.50 http://www.freewebs.com/letsplayit/ratesservicessamples.htm
I am the Voice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H30pvdrgGTU
Finnegan's Wake: http://www.karaoke-version.com/mp3-backingtrack/the-dubliners/finnegan-s-wake.html
The Parting Glass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jopvw998Zl4
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
If the song isn't registered with ASCAP or BMI (or one other smaller company, forgot the name) then the royalites would be paid directly to the owning company and they'd probably have to get permission to use it. If the song is registered with ASCAP or BMI (only one, can't be both) then the parks blanket license covers the use of it however the park wishes to use it.
Applesauce said:
Matthew said:
If the song isn't registered with ASCAP or BMI (or one other smaller company, forgot the name) then the royalites would be paid directly to the owning company and they'd probably have to get permission to use it. If the song is registered with ASCAP or BMI (only one, can't be both) then the parks blanket license covers the use of it however the park wishes to use it.
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
Are these all for sure played in Festa including ALL of the Beethoven or bust and ALL of the Bachbusters? Also, does anyone know what song is played on the lift hill on Apollo's Chariot? It is very repetitive and it is stuck in my head I just don't know what song it is. Thanks!
Shane said:
Are these all for sure played in Festa including ALL of the Beethoven or bust and ALL of the Bachbusters? Also, does anyone know what song is played on the lift hill on Apollo's Chariot? It is very repetitive and it is stuck in my head I just don't know what song it is. Thanks!
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
I do not believe that all of "Bachbusters" or "Beethoven or Bust" is played in Festa, but all of the lists that say "Circa 2001" were provided by the park itself.
Noone has been able to identify the looping track on Apollo's Lift, it is believed to be a custom track written for the ride though.
I do not believe that all of "Bachbusters" or "Beethoven or Bust" is played in Festa, but all of the lists that say "Circa 2001" were provided by the park itself.
Noone has been able to identify the looping track on Apollo's Lift, it is believed to be a custom track written for the ride though.
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
Can someone post the name of the song played by Pompeii from Romeo & Juliet (I think).
Thanks.
Can someone post the name of the song played by Pompeii from Romeo & Juliet (I think).
Thanks.
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
Here you go! It's called "Montagues and Capulets" and the part of the song played by Pompeii starts around 1:38. Enjoy!
Just saying, this music is too awesome. #funchallenge
Here you go! It's called "Montagues and Capulets" and the part of the song played by Pompeii starts around 1:38. Enjoy!
Just saying, this music is too awesome. #funchallenge
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
The audio around Pompeii is probably my favorite audio in the whole park. Recently though, the park has been making a lot of changes to their hamlet music. While I think it's nice to have fresh music, I think the old music was better and more authentic. I hope this doesn't happen to Pompeii's area, but currently the only hamlets to have their audio changed recently is New France, Killarney, additional music to the existing audio of Aquitaine, that Frank Sinatra crap over by Il Teatro Di San Marco, and the most obvious is Banbury, which I absolutely hate, but I think we all already know how I feel about that.
The audio around Pompeii is probably my favorite audio in the whole park. Recently though, the park has been making a lot of changes to their hamlet music. While I think it's nice to have fresh music, I think the old music was better and more authentic. I hope this doesn't happen to Pompeii's area, but currently the only hamlets to have their audio changed recently is New France, Killarney, additional music to the existing audio of Aquitaine, that Frank Sinatra crap over by Il Teatro Di San Marco, and the most obvious is Banbury, which I absolutely hate, but I think we all already know how I feel about that.
RE: Hamlet Theme Music
The food and wine festival music somewhat bothers me. In some areas, it takes up the entire area, ruining the theme. In general Busch Gardens is great with sound design. When you walk from one area to another, there isn't very much sound leakage if any. It is almost like a video game. Some areas, however, like New France, have very few sound channels. For that reason, the music takes up basically the entire area. Italy, Ireland and most of Germany have many sound channels. The music isn't really a problem there. As far as regular season, the change (other than Banbury) that bothers me the most is New France. It only has about three songs, ant it sounds more like Irish or American Civil War-era music.
The food and wine festival music somewhat bothers me. In some areas, it takes up the entire area, ruining the theme. In general Busch Gardens is great with sound design. When you walk from one area to another, there isn't very much sound leakage if any. It is almost like a video game. Some areas, however, like New France, have very few sound channels. For that reason, the music takes up basically the entire area. Italy, Ireland and most of Germany have many sound channels. The music isn't really a problem there. As far as regular season, the change (other than Banbury) that bothers me the most is New France. It only has about three songs, ant it sounds more like Irish or American Civil War-era music.