Gnossienne No.1 • Budapest Café Orchestra

[@sarapeterson2974]

This was played on Radio 3 this morning, it's beautiful. It's so like the music to the Itallian TV series, Montalbano, but the music for that is attributed to Piersanti.

[@davidgoodchild8168]

I also heard it on Radio 3 this morning. One year later and it still hits the spot.

[@ярик_хаддавэй]

kool interpretation

[@judeirwin2222]

I love the sly, seductive vibe the group has added to Satie’s rather intellectual composition. You have made the piece sound dangerous but irresistible, like a beautiful temptress beckoning from the shadows of a dim, cobbled lane. You know that if you follow her, you risk being knocked on the head and rolled by her accomplice. Yet still you go...

[@ChristianGarrickMusic]

The best most vivd assessment yet of our little arrangement! We are very much obliged thank you.

[@erylism]

Gads, that's good!

[@traceycrossman1295]

Magical.

[@jools99caithness17]

Brilliant - where have I heard this tune before

[@sarapeterson2974]

As remarked above, it's almost identical to the theme music to the Italian TV series Montalbano.

[@sarapeterson2974]

@Knickertwist Copperby He's certainly borrowed heavily in parts. This particular bolero production makes it clear.

[@andym264]

Marvelous