| Title | Tetris (Korobeiniki) | ||||
| Composer | Nikolai Alekseevich Nekrasov | ||||
| Arranger | Brice Olion | ||||
| Ensemble | Low Brass | ||||
| Genre | Other | ||||
| Rating | 10.0 / 10 | ||||
| Audio Link (MP3) | Download MP3 | ||||
| Score Link (PDF) | There is no individual score available | ||||
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| Description | I'd like to give a little background info for this popular tune. This song is most commonly known as the theme from Tetris. However, it was not originally written for that game and was actually only one of 3 songs that were background music for that game (another was: French Suite No. 3 in B-Minor, BWV 814: Minuet by Johann Sebastian Bach). If you ever pick up the game for the Nintendo Game Boy, this is the music listed as A-type. From Wikipedia:
"Korobeiniki" (Russian: "Коробе́йники"), also called "Korobeyniki" and "Korobushka", and The Peddlers, is a Russian song based on a poem with the same name written in 1861 by Nikolai Alekseevich Nekrasov and printed in the Sovremennik magazine in 1861. Korobeyniki were peddlers selling fabric, haberdashery, books etc. in pre-revolutionary Russia.
I do really like this arrangement. But it can be hard to play. The chord intervals are very close together and the rhythms and accidentals make it a hard piece to sight read. |