Urmas Sisask - Kassiopeia for Mandolin Orchestra

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Uploaded by on Oct 29, 2007

Urmas Sisask (http://www.edition49.de/composers/u_sisask ) - Kassiopeia for Mandolin Orchestra, this piece is originally written for piano, the composer Urmas Sisask arranged it especially for the Mandolin Orchestra Ettlingen / Germany, sheet music of Urmas Sisask is available here: http://www.edition49.de, there are arrangements for several instruments (for two guitars or melody instrument and guitar - arranged for Boris Björn Bagger, http://www.borisbagger.de). Urmas Sisask wrote more than 140 works for piano, orchestra and choir. More infos here: http://www.edition49.de

Boris Björn Bagger is teaching guitar at the University of Music, Karlsruhe / Germany http://www.hfm-karlsruhe.de

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  • Bravi! Bella Musica. Complimenti.

    Hervorragend

  • Thnaks for the nice comment in the name of Urmas Sisask!

    Further interesting music in You Tube search for Mandolinenorchester

  • Outstanding! This morning I "randomly" decided I wanted to hear a Mandolin Orchestra, and found this and the Can Can one.Thank You to both posters!

  • Thanks for the nice comment in the name of Urmas Sisask

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  • would be great film music for a new dr. shivago. in the allegro part dr. shivago meets lara and in the quiet parts you see siberian landscapes covered with snow and ice

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