Aida - Finale Act Il
The grand finale from Act Il is a complex part of the opera because it consists of a single action with many different contrasting characters. Highlighted is the famous Triumphal March ( in this case entrusted to the Trumpet and the Trom­ bone).

Ouverture "The Barber of Sevi/le"
lt is an opera buffa, written by Rossini (probably in a few months), and has a tradi­ tional bipartite form, divided into two parts: the initial Andante Maestoso and the subsequent Allegro con Brio.

Ouverture "La Gazza Ladra - The Thieving Magpie"
Certainly, the characteristic element is the drumroll , which is heard since the beginning, masterfully reproduced, in this case, by the Piano.

Ouverture "La Forza del Destino - The Force of Destiny"
The ouverture was added to the opera at a later time by Verdi himself. His intention was to present it as a prelude to the opera and also as a composition on its own.

Intermezzo in "Fedora"
One of the most famous pages in the repertoire of Umberto Giordano , performed by a Piano Solo.

Tosca Fantasy
A medley of the most famous music themes from the opera "Tosca" by Giacomo Puccini, ali reunited in a single arrangement written for this quarte!.

Dormite! - Sleep! "Nessun Dorma" in Turandot
An originai arrangement of the theme "Nessun Dorma", with an astonishing finale .