Potato Portato 9 (30) | Audio Network UK

Potato Portato2777/1
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesMischievous clarinet joined by elegant & stately orchestra. Builds

2:4485 BPM
Potato Portato 22777/7
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesStately orchestral underscore with piano & celeste interludes

2:2785 BPM
Potato Portato 32777/8
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesMischievous clarinet & woodwinds mix. No strings

1:4285 BPM
Potato Portato 42777/9
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesStately orchestral underscore with strings & harp only

1:2985 BPM
Potato Portato 5 (60)2777/10
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesMischievous clarinet & flute melody with light accompaniment

1:0085 BPM
Potato Portato 6 (60)2777/11
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesMischievous clarinet leads into elegant & stately string orchestral dance

1:0085 BPM
Potato Portato 72777/12
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesMischievous clarinet & flute melody with light percussion

0:4985 BPM
Potato Portato 8 (30)2777/13
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesMischievous clarinet & flute melody with light accompaniment

0:3085 BPM
Potato Portato 9 (30)2777/14
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesStately orchestral dance with strings, harp & cheeky clarinet ending

0:3085 BPM
Potato Portato 10 (Sting)2777/15
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesCheeky clarinet melody into big orchestral statement sting

0:0985 BPM
Potato Portato 11 (Sting)2777/16
Simon Porter (PRS)
11 mixesThree grand orchestral stabs sting

0:0685 BPM

Key: Am
Metre: 4/4
Tempo: 85 BPM
Tempo notes: Medium
Factoid: Etymologically speaking, a clarinet is really a trumpet. The word comes from clarin or clarion. Composers like Bach and Handel started writing trumpet solos which were considered too difficult for the brass instruments of their time - so the wooden 'small trumpet' was used because it was thought to sound similar.