Not sure about the sceond track, but the first one is "Nadia's Theme" from the US show "Young and the Restless". Unfortunately I don't have a copy . . . . but here's some info from
http://www.retrocrush.com/tvthemes/1-25.html
THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS
COMPOSED BY BARRY De VORZON and PERRY BOTKIN, JR (1971/1973)
This story behind the life of this theme song is as twisted and dramatic as the show it introduces. The song, which came to be known as "Nadia's Theme" (more on that later) was first used on a little seen 1971 film called Bless The Beasts and Children, and was originally called "Cotton's Dream". 2 years later, it was used as the theme to The Young and The Restless soap opera and was scored by Perry Botkin, Jr. but the original composer credit to Barry DeVorzon was conveniently left off. But it was it's use as the dramatic accompaniment music in the 1976 Olympics for gymnast Nadia Comaneci that made it more popular than ever. So the song, which is commonly known as "Nadia's Theme" has quite a past. When it was uber-popularized in 76, the song became a huge hit. According to the IMDB, when the song was released as a single, they failed to credit Barry De Vorzon, which resulted in a nice $241,000 settlement. De Vorzon's SWAT is also on our list (#41). Co-composer Perry Botkin, Jr. is also famous for composing the themes to Mork & Mindy, The ABC Sunday Night Movie, as well as the film scores for the epic film classics Silent Night Deadly Night, and Silent Night Deadly Night Part 2. Sadly, ABC has ditched the theme altogether now (well, it'd be sad if I actually watched the damn thing).
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