Gioacchino Rossini（1792～1868)
arr. Satoshi Kkobayashi
The Barber of Seville Overture
Fl.Ob.3Cl.As.Ts.Bs(Option:Ob/Fl.EbCl.Cl. Bs./Cb.)
Edward Elgar / Salut D'amour Op.12 (Clarinet Octet or Choir)
Composer
Gioacchino Rossini
Title
The Barber of Seville Overture
Instrumentation
木管８重奏
Parts
Flute
Oboe (Option Flute 2, Clarinet 4, Soprano Saxophone)
Ｂ♭Clarinet 1
Ｂ♭Clarinet 2
Ｂ♭Clarinet 3
Alto Saxophone
Tenor Saxophone
Baritone Saxophone (Option Double Bass)
Playing time
7'30"
Difficulty level
3
Description
The early Romantic composer Rossini was a popular opera composer not only in Italy but also in Europe at the time. Rossini, who wrote 40 operas in his lifetime, was a very quick writer, but this overture did not catch up with the opening of the first day (there is a theory that he lost his score), for that reason the overture of the opera "Erizabetta, a British woman" was diverted as it is.
This overture was performed in such circumstances, but today it is established as an overture of "Barber in Seville".
Optional parts include flute 2, clarinet 4, and soprano saxophone instead of oboe and Double bass alternative to baritone saxophone.
In this woodwind octet version, a new ending has been added to shorten and play. By cutting with the Coda symbol on the score, you can play in a shorter version of less than 5 minutes.
Price
¥2,000
Form of Selling
Download Sales
Size / Pages
210 × 297 mm ／ 33pgs.
arrangement
Satoshi Kobayashi