Parodies/Spoofs on Classic Music
Date: Sat, 23 Aug 97 20:59:14 -0700
From: Fabiana Katz-Eser Subject: SPOOFS compilation It has taken me a while, but here, finally, is a compilation of *classical spoofs*. Thank you to all who *participated* ;-) Fabiana Katz-Eser ----------------- CLASSICAL SPOOFS ------------------- Old Mother Hubbard by Victor Hely-Hutchinson "set in the manner of Handel" RIchard Genee: Italian Salad Diane Loomer: Bagatelle Scherzo Craig Courtney: "A Musicological Journey Through the 12 Days of Christmas." PDQ Bach: (What can I say!) "Blaues Gras" (BlueGrass Cantata),The Seasonings, madrigals, carols, etc. Seymour Barab: Parodies Warner Brothers (?): Rabbit of Seville, What's Opera Doc? Hely-Hutchinson: Handel-style version of Old Mother Hubbard. King's Singers collection: Can¹t buy me love (Beatles) Beethoven: Choral Fantasia (yes, an odd suggestion, but nonetheless..) Geroge Botsford, arr: Rigoletto Quartette, based Verdi (Remick Music Corporation) arr.??: Schubert¹s Trout Variations Kenneth Hicken: Three Spoofs in Classical Style - Thomas Music Publishers Mozart: Musical Joke King Singers: Masterpiece; A little Christmas music Carl Zytowski: *Ave Mater Anser* Hail Mother Goose = ad modum Schubert, Handel, Orff. Stroope: *Old Hieronymous had a farm* Victor Herbert: Art is Calling for Me, from his operetta called The Enchantress Dohnanyi: "Variations on a Nursery Tune: (spoof elements) ??: Parody cantata on ³Jack and Jill² William Billings: "Modern Music" and "Jargon"
on September 10, 2003 10:00pm
"Food for Fun" in early classical style is a light-hearted blessing. SATB, piano (actually, harpsichord is best) Makes a nice encore piece with reception and goodies following concert or before a banquet. If you'd like to hear and see a digitized version of the piece to get a gist of it, go to www.songsforall.com, click on "Repertoire" and click on "Food for Fun". If you'd like a copy of the score, feel free to e-mail me at kayne@songsforall.com. |
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