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Spaghetti Western Orchestra in the Netherlands – 2009 Background information Origin Australia Genres, comedy Years active 2004–present Website Members Patrick Cronin (Director) Past members David Hewitt The Spaghetti Western Orchestra, formerly the Ennio Morricone Experience, is a of musicians who perform music from, especially the music of. As the Ennio Morricone Experience, they performed at venues such as The Studio in Sydney. John Shand, reviewing their act in 2004, praised its inventive humour, saying that their 'versatility is a constant surprise and regular source of laughs.' They premiered their current act at the in 2007, were successful at the, and have toured the world with this show in which they re-enact the music and incidents of famous spaghetti westerns, such as and, using a variety of unusual musical instruments such as the and sound effects such as a. John Lewis of reviewed their performance at the in October 2009, saying that, while the storyline and comedy didn't work perfectly, their musicianship and the strong made this 'an endearing, impressive show'.
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They performed at the in the 2011 season of the on 14 August. Hugo Shirley, reviewing for the, praised their 'imaginative exuberance' and observed that they were more successful in engaging the audience than the, which had performed spaghetti western music as an encore in their earlier prom performance of film music that day. It was announced on their page on 1 September 2014 that the group had come to the decision to no longer tour 'for the foreseeable future'. References.