Franco Cesarini: Puss in Boots: Concert Band

Franco Cesarini: Puss in Boots: Concert Band

A Tale for Narrator and Concert Band from Charles Perrault

COMPOSER: Franco Cesarini

PUBLISHER: Mitropa Music

PRODUCT FORMAT: Score

The tale Puss in Boots (Le chat botté), written by Charles Perrault (1628-1703), was published in France by Claude Barbin in 1696. Since that time Puss in Boots has become a popular character and has appeared in movies, animation and comics. The story was part of a collection titled Contes de ma

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Composer	Franco Cesarini
Publisher	Mitropa Music
Instrumentation	Concert Band/Harmonie
Product Format	Score
Year of Publication	2013
Grade of Difficulty	4
ISMN	9790035225028
No.	1928-13-140 M
Number of pages	103
Series	Mitropa Concertwork Series
European Parts Included	Yes

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The tale Puss in Boots (Le chat botté), written by Charles Perrault (1628-1703), was published in France by Claude Barbin in 1696. Since that time Puss in Boots has become a popular character and has appeared in movies, animation and comics. The story was part of a collection titled Contes de ma mère l’oye (Tales of Mother Goose), which included a total of 11 tales, 8 in prose and 3 in verse. The most famous of these are: Sleeping Beauty (La belle au bois dormant), Little Red Riding Hood (Le petit chaperon rouge), Bluebeard (Barbe bleue), Cinderella (Cendrillon), Peau d’Ane and Le petit poucet (Tom Thumb).

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