Queen - Piano Trascription

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Label
Urania Records
Release Date
May 17, 2024
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Queen
    • PERFORMER
      Roberto Franca
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      May 17, 2024
    • UPC
      8051773578120
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      LDV14112
    • LABEL
      Urania Records
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Orchestral & Symphonic
    Works ⌄

    1. Don't Stop Me Now (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Freddie Mercury

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    2. Bohemian Rapsody (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Freddie Mercury

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    3. Crazy Little Thing Called Love (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Freddie Mercury

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    4. Love of My Life (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Freddie Mercury

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    5. Another One Bites the Dust (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: John Deacon

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    6. Who Wants to Live Forever (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Brian May

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    7. We Will Rock You (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Brian May

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    8. Somebody to Love (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Freddie Mercury

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    9. I Want It All (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Brian May

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    10. I Want to Break Free (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: John Deacon

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    11. Living on My Own (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Freddie Mercury

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    12. Radio Ga Ga (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Freddie Mercury

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    13. The Show Must Go On (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Brian May

      Performer: Roberto Franca

    14. We Are the Champion (arr. R. Franca)

      Composer: Freddie Mercury

      Performer: Roberto Franca


The mixing of musical genres is now a widespread practice even among the so-called “classical musicians”; from the jazz influences that seduced Ravel and Stravinsky, to Mussorgsky Pictures reinterpreted in a rock key by Emerson Lake & Palmer, no matter what the musical form of origin and destination; the important thing is to experiment, and in the experimentation, keeping alive the character of the work itself, with a contribution of originality that brings different styles and audiences closer together.