@MrKayaker69 I think David meant the music which we have heard a lot, and associated with the OU is the 1st 6 bars of .... < I do not think he meant it to suggest that its name is common knowledge
I had a close friend who went to study at the *Open University* he sadly died there of a heart attack. His body is still there and I don't have any means of knowing how to get to the Open University to retrieve it.
Used to scare me as a kid. :)
The music, as everyone knows, is the first 6 bars of 'Divertimento for three trumpets and three trombones' by Leonard Salzedo.
No I didn't know...but am now enlightened - thank you!
@MrKayaker69 IT WAS A JOKE
@MrKayaker69 I think David meant the music which we have heard a lot, and associated with the OU is the 1st 6 bars of .... < I do not think he meant it to suggest that its name is common knowledge
@@virtuafighter3 i hope so otherwise i am deeply ignorant 😁
Thanks for that info. Its great to hear such a familiar piece of music in its entirety *and in stereo!*
Had this familiar tone repeating itself in my head; I couldn’t remember where it came from; after hours of searching and luck I found this ident
TV Tropes linked me here.
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I had a close friend who went to study at the *Open University* he sadly died there of a heart attack. His body is still there and I don't have any means of knowing how to get to the Open University to retrieve it.
Presumably his family would make the necessary arrangements. By post, naturally.
@@nkt1 That would be after the *Postmortem*
@@sanchoodell6789 Very good.
I am missing something here
I used to think this was for super brainy people
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