Spaghetti Western Orchestra began as The Ennio Morricone Experience in Melbourne, Australia. Under the steady guidance of company manager Émer Harrington the band won a Best Music award at the 2003 Melbourne Fringe and went on to tour to Adelaide, Sydney and Perth. After playing Edinburgh in 2006 The Ennio Morricone Experience was renamed and reworked as Spaghetti Western Orchestra with director Denis Blais then toured for Glynis Henderson Productions. SWO has played across the USA, Europe, Australia, Asia and the UK, appeared on BBC TV Later with Jools Holland and played a BBC Proms concert at the Royal Albert Hall​. Sadly the group hung up their spurs in 2014. There is still a Facebook page

Producer: Glynis Henderson Productions 
Director:
Denis Blais

Composer: Ennio Morricone
Arrangements: Graeme Leak, David Hewitt, Patrick Cronin, Boris Conley, Dan Witton, Phil McLeod, Jess Ciampa, Shannon Birchall

Creators and Performers:
Patrick Cronin, Trumpet, Lead Vox, Whistling, Cornflakes
Graeme Leak: Drums, Samples, String Can, BVs, Lettuce
Boris Conley: Keyboard, Bassoon, BVs, Foley Director
Dan Witton then Phil McLeod then Shannon Birchall: Double Bass, Tuba, Mandolin, BVs, Baby Boot
David Hewitt then Jess Ciampa: Timpani, Vibes, BVs, Rope

 

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MGM HD presents ‘Settling the Score’, a film by Damian Townend filmed at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London

 

T​he Spaghetti Western Orchestra – Live at the Royal Albert Hall 2011 – Full Concert

T​he Spaghetti Western Orchestra – BBC Good Morning, Nov 17 2009

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