Other sites which may be of interest


The other definitive Percy Faith WEB site can be found at Bill Halvorsen's 

THE PERCY FAITH PAGES

Bill, a life long Percy Faith aficionado, produced the original Percy Faith Discography on which mine is based and his WEB pages contain a wealth of information as well as sound and video clips including the BBC Radio 2 tribute to Percy Faith to which we both contributed.


  

You MUST visit the Robert Farnon Society pages - remember, this Society deals with ALL aspects of light music including Big Band and can also supply hard to find light music CD's - the modest subscription for the quarterly magazine Journal Into Melody must be one of the best bargains around!


Ray Conniff  -  if you like Percy Faith, odds are you also like Ray's music. Doug Mitchell's pages are well worth a visit and contain comprehensive listings.


Mantovani - the many thousands of Mantovani fans will be pleased to hear that there is now a superb site dedicated to this famous British Conductor and Arranger. Wes Stillwagon's site is full of interesting articles covering the life and work of the maestro in great detail.


Nelson Riddle fans should visit Mike Leach's WEB pages which also give details of the Official Nelson Riddle Appreciation Society


One of the best MOR sites on the WEB is The Space Age Pop Music Standards Page - don't be put off by this title - and it also has lots of links to other interesting pages - well worth a visit.


Classic Themes from David Shields includes excellent biographies of Percy Faith, Robert Farnon, Leroy Anderson, David Rose, Nelson Riddle and many others and now has a new section - 'Classic US TV Themes'.


Searching for second-hand Recordings

If you are looking for second hand records and CDs then try the following - all three give access to hundreds of dealers world-wide

Most comprehensive is:

 GEMM

Close seconds are:

NETSOUNDS

and

MUSICSTACK


Who wrote that tune?

If you are interested in finding out who composed a particular piece of music, or discovering what else they have written, both ASCAP (American Society of Composers and Publishers) and BMI maintain on-line data bases which contain a wealth of information. Although both are American organisations, they contain much information about composers of other nationalities, including British.


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