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Indeed, one of the most remarkable qualities of both these passages and their enduring popularity is how they're associated with a state of mind or atmosphere, even more than being known as part of the larger work itself. Franz Liszt developed a piano transcription of the overture in He included the work regularly in his concert performances. Shostakovich quoted other composers as well in this, his final symphony.

Rossini didn't write the overture until the last minute. The premiere of the opera was approaching, and he needed something. So he dug into his past works. There he found an opera he'd written 14 years earlier, "Elizabeth, Queen of England. Most recently you may have heard the tune on an advertisement for the sandwich chain Subway — in an electric guitar remix. Welsh National Opera last performed the full opera in Leave this field blank.

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Few excerpts of classical music have been used and indeed, parodied in popular media as frequently. Yet, after only three performances, sections of the score were already being cut for the comfort of the audience. In , the Vienna Court Opera staged their German-language version over two consecutive evenings.

Consequently, there are many versions of William Tell for present-day opera companies to consider. William Tell was the first serious opera the Italian-born Rossini authored in Paris.

As the composer responsible for the Italian opera craze that had swept Paris in earlier decades, it is no surprise that Rossini rose to the challenges of this elite new genre. Appropriately grand in subject matter, the storyline follows the legendary Swiss marksman who inspired rebellion in 14th-century, Austrian-occupied Switzerland.

The popularity of William Tell gave way to a golden age of Parisian grand opera.



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