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SKU: A0.1213051
Composed by Roger Müller. 20th Century,Baroque,Contemporary,Contest,Festival. Brass Band. 148 pages. Althorn-music #810225. Published by althorn-music (A0.1213051).For Brass Band
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Scylla and Charybdis are sea monsters from Greek mythology that lived in the Strait of Messina, each occupying one side of the strait. Scylla had six heads with a triple row of teeth in each mouth and ate anyone who came near her. Charybdis sucked in the sea water three times a day, then expelled it again with a roar. Ships caught in the maelstrom were doomed. In the Odyssey by the Greek poet Homer, Odysseus lost 6 companions while passing through the strait. This part of the adventure was translated into music.
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