Godfather of Seville

Concert Band

Godfather of Seville

for Symphonic Wind Band & Optional Mandolin
Overture / Ouverture

Composer:
James L. Hosay
Genre:
Concert Piece, Overture
Grade Level:
Mittel-/Oberstufe
Performance time:
00:06:00
Publisher:
Rundel
Size:
DIN A4
Info:
Full Score + Parts
Order Number:
MVSR3461
Release Date:
2018

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James L. Hosay’s “Godfather of Seville” is a musical satire, interspersing excerpts from Rossini’s “Barber Of  Seville” with snippets of original music written in the style of the music scores from the famous motion pictures “The Godfather” and “The Godfather Part II”. The whole idea with this piece is to have a fun time and entertain your concert audiences. At the same time you expose your musicians to timeless Classical music in a piece they will want to practice and perform. So don’t miss out on this hilarious, entertaining and educational work. To quote one of the most famous sentences from the movie: It is a musical “offering you can’t refuse!”.

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