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Offenbach in 21st Century Can Can is a contemporary adaptation of Jacques Offenbach's galloping cancan from "Orpheus In The Underworld". More precisely, the "cancan Infernal" is from Galop from Act II, Scene 2. The cancan is a French dance in 2/4 originating from the early nineteenth century galop dance. It is a very energetic and suggestive dance and was considered shocking in certain social circles in the nineteenth century.
With a running time of two minutes a medium tempo this rousing dance tune theme piece has been brought to life again with a pop/dance style backing track of electronic drums, synthesizer bass and occassional samples, over which an orchestral arrangement has been imposed. This piece of royalty free music features quality arrangement skills and a cultured and contemporary sound and feel that make this music an excellent opportunity for the media producer to bring out the best in his or her production. Suitable for all kinds of media productions, especially Film production, comedy dramas, animations, video games, documentaries, radio shows and radio jingles.
Composed by Alex Khaskin. Other music by this composer.
What this White Beetle Royalty Free Music offers:
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Use in Multiple Media Projects. Broadcasters use Cue Sheets.
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