The Godfather Selection - Street

The Godfather Waltz - Nino Rota - Philip Sparke

Francis Ford Coppola's 1972 film The Godfather is seen by many to be a turning point in cinematic history. The sparse score, written by Nino Rota, is famous for its haunting main theme, played by a solo trumpet, from which The Godfather Waltz is derived. Philip Sparke has created a stunning arrangement of this theme, which appears in all three parts of the trilogy.

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The Godson - Theophratos Sakellaridis - Michal Worek

The Golden Lady - Goff Richards

The Golden March - Damien Lagger

The Gondoliers - Arthur Sullivan - Michal Worek

The Good Old Days - Günter Noris

The Good, The Bad And The Ugly - Ennio Morricone

The Goodbye - Paul Voet

We sail the ocean with stubborn, hardworking but weak hearted Flemish fishermen to the Northern parts of the Atlantic. A sailor is leaving his wife or girlfriend not knowing if he is going to come back soon. Leaving for good fishing grounds around Iceland. This sad song(the first line of the text says; The wind that blows from the east, my love, is not going to blow for ever) is a solo for flugelhorn accompanied by the whole lower brass section. In a certain way of counterpoint tenorhorns, baritones and euphoniums are woven around thesoloist. The warmth from these saxhorn section is coloured by some chords from trombones and a quite virtuosi marimba line.

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The Governor - Bertrand Moren