Tabôca
composition by Ettore Bosio
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Tabôca
Summary
Tabôca is a musical work/composition[1].
Key Facts
- Tabôca's instance of is recorded as musical work/composition[2].
- Tabôca's composer is recorded as Ettore Bosio[3].
- Tabôca is associated with the Post-romanticism movement[4].
- Tabôca's genre is classical music[5].
- Tabôca's genre is symphonic poem[6].
- Tabôca's genre is snare drum music[7].
- Tabôca's collection is recorded as Sheet music of Ettore Bosio[8].
- Tabôca's Commons category is recorded as Sheet music of Ettore Bosio[9].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as orchestra[10].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as piccolo[11].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as Western concert flute[12].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as oboe[13].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as clarinet[14].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as bassoon[15].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as horn[16].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as trumpet[17].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as trombone[18].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as tuba[19].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as snare drum[20].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as timpani[21].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as harp[22].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as violin[23].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as viola[24].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as cello[25].
- Tabôca's instrumentation is recorded as double bass[26].
Body
Publication
Genres include classical music[5], symphonic poem[6], and snare drum music[7].
Subject and Themes
Tabôca is associated with the Post-romanticism movement[4].