Puttin' on the Ritz

Puttin' on the Ritz, whose title is derived from the glamorous Ritz Hotel and means something like "dress chic and modern", is a song by Irving Berlin, which first appeared in the music film in 1930. Since then it has often been interpreted, for example by Fred Astaire or in the top ten version from the 1980s by Taco. Lorenzo Bocci realized the rhythmically very interesting, swinging Stück for wind orchestra.