Ed Welch - Composed

Composed

  • The $64,000 Question
  • All Clued Up
  • Blockbusters (1983-1994, 2000-2001, 2012)
  • Catchphrase (1986-1994)
  • Crosswits
  • Doctor at the Top (1991)
  • Family Catchphrase (1994)
  • Funky Valley
  • The Hoobs (2001)
  • Knightmare
  • The National Lottery
  • North Tonight (1988-1990)
  • One Foot in the Grave{incidental music}
  • The Ratties (1987)
  • Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends 2004 Onwards:
  • Shillingbury Tales (1981)
  • That's My Dog!
  • "Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids"
  • "Jim Henson's Mopatop's Shop"
  • "Jim Hensons Animal Show"
  • "Binka the cat"

Ed Welch as composed over 300 pieces, including piece for music library and number of local programmes for a number of ITV contractors.

N.B - All New Blockbusters, Ed Welch has been credited as Composer with Rearrangement by Rage Music.

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