Vivaldi's Mission to Saturn on a Dog Named Bongo
Vivaldi's Mission to Saturn on a Dog Named Bongo
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Paul Saggers
Vivaldi's Mission to Saturn on a Dog Named Bongo
Vivaldi's Mission to Saturn on a Dog Named Bongo
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Paul Saggers
Vivaldi's Mission to Saturn on a Dog Named Bongo

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  • Compositor Paul Saggers
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  • Editorial BVT Music
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  • Publicado en: 01.01.2023
  • Duración: 07:35
  • Género: Música de concierto, Fanfarria
Using material from Antonio Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, this programmatic work depicts the following story:

The year is 2024, Earth has been invaded by a group of evil organists called 'The Buxtehudarians', wiping out most of mankind. However, a secret group of highly intelligent dogs have defrosted the composer Antonio Vivaldi who was cryogenically frozen by the Vatican society of music for obedient dogs. Their chief dog leader 'Bongo' who over years of listening to the music of Vivaldi has gained the ability to fly, is set to undertake a mission to Saturn to obtain the golden Bassoon with which to defeat the tyrannical Buxtehuderians. With Vivaldi firmly mounted on Bongo they take off entering full dog overdrive and breaking through the many satellites and second-hand saxophones that surround the earths atmosphere. As they fly through space, Vivaldi sadly gets distracted by a drunken trombonist and becomes separated from Bongo. Bongo now summons his musical ability to perform Vivaldi's second movement of Spring from the Four Seasons on a glockenspiel stored at the international space station, enticing Antonio back on their mission. They finally arrive at Saturn and swiftly grab the golden Bassoon, returning to Earth with a thump. Their mission is complete! But can they defeat those pesky organists?

Time will tell…