La neve sui prati d'inverno

Here i'm again with a my own work... you have here my three acts drama called in the original language "La neve sui prati d'inverno", translated for you "Snow on winter gardens"( i guess it is the correct way to translate it).

It is a very formalized piece for theatre, running about three ours. The drama is introduced by an "Ouverture"; each act presents an "Entre Acte", an introduction played by the chorus and a grand final (the "finale ultimo" runs itself about 20-minutes) and, obviously arias, duects ect..

the orchestration i made for this work is the following;

2 Flutes

2 Oboes

Clarinet

2 Saxophones

2 Bassoons

2 Horns

3 Trumpets

2 Trombones

2 Percussionist (playing a long list of instruments)

Electric Guitar 1/Acoustic Guitar

Electric Guitar 2

Electric Bass

Harp

Piano

Keyboards

2 Vocals in the orchestra pit

Violins (I-II)

Violas

Cellos

Doublebasses

Here, in my own "myspace" page you find a selection of pieces from the work, in particular the "Ouverture" and the two "Entre Actes".

Alvise Zambon on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

If you would like to leave a comment hear, it would be great...

i'm sorry about the quality of the clips, but i use Finale 2005 and its orchestra doesn't sound very great...

you'll find on the player also an "Overture" made on the fashion of broadway: it is the discarted Overture of my second, one-act, musical play, written for a 2 singer and 20-pieces orchestration, with orchestra joining reeds I, II, III, IV and V in stead of 2 flutes ect..., 3 Keyboards, small brasses and small strings

Here you find a complete list of the music featured on the show...

Numbers in the score

1.Ouverture [1]

ATTO I

2.Introduzione “Lasciami Sognare” [1a]

3.Aria “Io sognavo” [2]

4.Underscore [2a]

5.Trio “Musica