Gabriele D’Oria, a composer from Lecce, Italy, in January 2023, used music notation software to write and record the “Thud,” a symphony for a full orchestra. Consisting of thirteen parts, all written in A minor, the piece has a duration of 100 minutes and 51 seconds. Verified by the World Record Certification Agency (WRCA), Gabriele D’Oria set the world record for the “Longest Electric Symphony”.
Gabriele D’Oria, a composer from Lecce, Italy, in January 2023, used music notation software to write and record the “Thud,” a symphony for a full orchestra. Consisting of thirteen parts, all written in A minor, the piece has a duration of 100 minutes and 51 seconds. Verified by the World Record Certification Agency (WRCA), Gabriele D’Oria set the world record for the “Longest Electric Symphony”.
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