Galop Final - Léo Delibes

With supersize spiral bound A3 score. In the middle of the 19th century, European ballet was associated largely with stories of tragedy and gloom. In contrast, the ballet Copplia, premiered in 1870 with music by Lo Delibes and choreography by Arthur Saint-Lon, tells the happily-ever-after story of the toymaker Dr. Copplius, his life-sized doll, and two young lovers.

Galop From Genevieve De Brabant - Jacques Offenbach

Jacques Offenbach was a product of the Paris Conservatory, becoming a professional cellist. However, today he is best known as the composer of light opera, including Ballet Parisien, La Belle Helene, and Orpheus in the Underworld. This "Galop" is a spirited and light-hearted work containing the origins of what we know today as the Marines Hymn. This scoring by John Bourgeois is sure to become a standard.

Galop From The Ballet Masquerade - Aram Il'yich Khachaturian

Galop From The Ballet Rasputin - Yevhen Stankovych

Galop from The Limpid Stream - Dimitri Shostakovich

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Galop Humoresque - Claude T. Smith

This light-hearted galop features the percussion section. Delightful!

Galop Infernal - Jacques Offenbach

Galop Infernal Extrait De Orfe Aux Enfers - Jacques Offenbach

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Galop Prestissimo - Emil Waldteufel

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Galop!

Inspired by greats such as Shostakovich and Kabalevsky, this quick-paced galop combines some slight comedic elements with intense rhythms as the entire work drives forward. Covering a wide gamut of styles and personalities, this piece is sure to be a student and audience favourite. Energetic!