1712 Overture and Other Musical Assaults
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Performers
- Professor Peter Schickele, conductor, narrator, pianist, devious instrumentalist and intellectual guide
- The Greater Hoople Area Off-Season Philharmonic, Walter Bruno, conductor
- I Virtuosi di Hoople
Track listing
- Introduction (1:35)
- 1712 Overture, S. 1712 (11:33)
- Introduction (1:12)
- Bach Portrait (Schickele) (14:32)
- Introduction (2:53)
- Capriccio La Pucelle de New Orleans (The Maid of New Orleans), S. under 18 (3:25)
- Introduction (1:14)
- Minuet Militaire, S. 1A (3:41)
- Introduction (1:33)
- Prelude to Einstein on the Fritz, S. e=mt² (6:37)
- Introduction (1:47)
- The Preachers of Crimetheus, a ballet in one selfless act, S. 988 (12:27)
- Prologue (Bottomless Sorrow; Topless Gaiety) (3:18)
- The Lamentations of Jerry Maja (3:06)
- Finale: Special Deliverance (5:57)
Awards
| Year | Winner | Category |
|---|---|---|
| 1990 | 1712 Overture and Other Musical Assaults | Best Comedy Album |
References
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See also
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