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BACH, BEETHOVEN, SCHUBERT, WAGNER, VERDI, Chuckerbutty Ocarina Quartet

The Classic Ocarina

Chuckerbutty Ocarina Quartet - The Classic Ocarina 01. Symphony No. 1 in C major, Op. 21- Finale (2:26) 02. Tarantella (1:16) 03. La Romanesca for guitar & violin (3:25) 04. Orphée aux enfers, operetta- Can-Can (1:57) 05. H. M. S. Pinafore (The Lass that Loved a Sailor), operetta- I'm Called Little Buttercup (1:17) 06. The Mikado (The Town of Titipu), operetta- Tit Willow (1:16) 07. The Mikado (The Town of Titipu), operetta- I Have a Song to Sing-o (1:45) 08. My Lady Carey's Dompe (Royal, App. 58) (2:52) 09. Division Flute- -A Division to A Ground? (2:03) 10. Flute Piece (3:24) 11. Tulips From Amsterdam (2:05) 12. Carnival of Venice, for cornet-trumpet & piano-band (7:05) 13. Mindra Mea e Ardeleana (1:11) 14. Trece Lelea Pe Colnic (3:57) 15. Hora Oltenilor (1:31) 16. Rigoletto, opera- La Donna e Mobile (1:50) 17. Hamabe No Uta, folk song (1:54) 18. Lullaby (1:25) 19. Die Forelle (-In einem Bächlein helle-), song for voice & piano, D. 550 (Op. 32) (2:28) 20. Gymnopedie for piano No. 2 (2:07) 21. Work(s)- Two Folk Dances (3:11) 22. Lohengrin, opera, WWV 75- Prelude to Act 3 (3:23) 23. The Lark's Festival (7:32)
  • Chuckerbutty Ocarina Quartet
  • BACH
  • BEETHOVEN
  • SCHUBERT
  • WAGNER
  • VERDI

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Sound Quality: 10

The ocarina, a wind instrument made in many shapes and sizes, has been around for a long time. Unfortunately, it has been ignored by composers both great and otherwise for almost as long. From this premise, Michael Copley, Director and founder of The Chuckerbutty Ocarina Quartet, sets out to correct the injustices of the past with a brilliant, charming, virtuosic, and often sidesplittingly funny traversal of classical, traditional, and popular music from around the world. In so doing, he has crafted a unique recording that effectively re-invents the possibilities of the little 10,000 year-old clay instrument built on the principle of the Helmholtz resonator.