It does sound as if the Miss Marple theme used a jazzed-up version of the horn call. It's certainly not it, since the Bugs Bunny cartoon is from 1947 and the Miss Marple show was from the 80s!
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Although it's probably not it either, it strongly resembles a part of the Miss Marple Theme; hear it in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM0acXZHAEU at 1:22.
Nope, I went and purchased that song ("Tan Tan Tivvy Tally-Ho"), recorded in 1938 by George Formby, Jr., and while it has similar faux-horn calls, that's not it.
This cartoon has a tiny snatch of it: A Hare Grows in Manhattan
This cartoon has a tiny snatch of it: A Hare Grows in Manhattan
'Tantivvy' by Arthur Le Clerq.
This should be so easy but I can't find it anywhere. It's associated with dogs, probably with hounds on a fox hunt. It's clearly not a real bugle call despite the G-C-E, because a bugle can't play the notes in the second half of it. What is it?
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