Theme from 'Ospedale Municipale' - Greeny for Imaginary TV Theme Fest

[Ted]

I saw this first on YouTube, and I wondered why Greeny was covering the theme from this low-budget TV show. Then I remembered... Ah! The new fest!

Sometimes I listen to the music made for TV or commercials and I feel sad for the composers and musicians, like they must be dead inside. And then I'll hear a moment in the music that sounds like they're not dead yet.

You've achieved that effect here. The beginning and end have a "phoning it in" feel to it, but the transition to the middle section (at about the 1:00) seems very Greeny.

[maxit]

LoL, first Zoltan, then this!!! 64 said just 'persuading', here we're going real

[Flash Harry]

I think I have been stuck in the lift in this ospidale, truly awful and authentic.

[Rene Asologuitar]

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Hi Greeny,
This is the first time I have heard this song, and I am glad to hear it from you!
Outstanding recording.
Nice work!!!
Rene

[Johnbee]

I'm amazed by the challenges you guys think up.  
I could very easily imagine this as a soap opera theme (day or night).
Works very well.
  John B

[Hook]

Soapy, sappy goodness my brother. So very well done. Love that key board melody.
Rock on!

[Redler]

Amazing instrumental that fits perfectly on a fictional TV-series. A bit melancholic melody with good retro tones. Very creative!

The video is icing on the cake!

[maxit]

I just had a call with Roberto di Testa, the main character, that is by chance a family friend of ours. He cried when he heard we've found this lost trailer ... yes it was badly acted LoL, except for the thing that he was really in love with syster Mary (Vittoria Torta). Tought you wanted to know!

[Zoltan]

I just had a call with Roberto di Testa, the main character, that is by chance a family friend of ours. He cried when he heard we've found this lost trailer ... yes it was badly acted LoL, except for the thing that he was really in love with syster Mary (Vittoria Torta). Tought you wanted to know!

How kind of you to tell! But as always there's two sides to a story. I think it's the case of young love and reminiscing that makes one to look back with rosy eyes. Mr. Testa must have forgotten about the infamous "torta" incident at the monastery...