What is the title of this music?

[Hobbit XIII]

Long ago there was a piece of music that was good and i cannot remember the name of it.

It starts off with one instrument and the guy says the name and then it builds up with another and another and in it is a glockenspiel too.

If you can figure out what music it is from that you could help Batman.

[Hairy Hands Harry]

Sooooo obvious

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBURLdhmmZ8

[meucakesTM]

God, I hope that's the right answer. Such a good track.

Oh, wait, is there a glockenspiel in there? I'm thinking no.

[Hobbit XIII]

Diposting pertama kali oleh Hairy Hands Harry:

Sooooo obvious

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBURLdhmmZ8

That is not the music it so far apart from the music I meant....but ♥♥♥♥ that is a great track so i'll listen to surfer music of the past now instead :D

Makes me want to grow a stache again and call myself Magnum PI

[meucakesTM]

Could it be a Mogwai or Godspeed You! Black Emperor song? Do either of those two band names ring a bell?

[Hobbit XIII]

No, its not a rock song by any means more orchestral but not classical.

The guy says the instrument and starts playing a really simple tune and then says another instrument and adds that to it and then bit later he says another and adds that too.

[Triple G]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PvOe3GDPU4

[Hairy Hands Harry]

Diposting pertama kali oleh Hobbit XIII:

No, its not a rock song by any means more orchestral but not classical.

The guy says the instrument and starts playing a really simple tune and then says another instrument and adds that to it and then bit later he says another and adds that too.

The guy that composed Tubular Bells can do that. He switches multiple instruments during his concerts.

[GunsForBucks]

Sly and the family stone?

All the squares fall out!

Dance to the music!!!

[meucakesTM]

Diposting pertama kali oleh Hairy Hands Harry:

The guy that composed Tubular Bells can do that. He switches multiple instruments during his concerts.

Mike Oldfield. This kinda cracks me up because I almost suggested Tubular Bells.

Edit: I feel like I recall a vintage cartoon where there's a vo guy, but it's eluding me.

[GunsForBucks]

Jethro Tull?

[GunsForBucks]

Frank Zappa at the end of Muffin Man on Bongo Fury?

[Hobbit XIII]

Its more along lines of Tubular bells and Jethro Tull true.
May even be one of Mike Oldfield music pieces.
But this is all good its got my brain thinking along those lines.
He would just say on the recording like glockenspiel and then the glockenspiel would play and so on.

[GunsForBucks]

Mike Oldfield -- sounds like I might remember something similar as well.. maybe Allen Parsons?

[meucakesTM]

omgggg nobody figured out the song? I dragged people from my household into this. The best answer I got was Peter and the Wolf, but I shot that suggestion down because glockenspiel.

[Electric Cupcake]

That's not a lot of detail to go on.

Might be one of the many, many baby genius CDs with cutesy narration explaining the instruments, or PDQ Bach album gags.

(A surprising number of those 'for kids' albums include Mozart's Bona Nox. I suppose it being a pretty lullaby that promotes multilingualism and teaches basic canon form are good lessons for kids, but geez... the lyrics get pretty dirty.)