Anthology of Italian Opera

SKU: BA.BA06924

ISBN 9790006562350. 30 x 23 cm inches. Preface: Michael, Tilman.

This album for mixed choir and piano contains a selection of richly varied choruses from Italian, French, German, English and Russian operas from the 17th to 19th centuries, illuminating the great diversity of the genre.

SKU: HL.48185495

Favourite Operatic Arias ? Vol. 1 for Flute or Oboe and Piano is an anthology of famous pieces arranged by Armando Ghidoni. Written for intermediate players, this first volume features five pieces which can be played along with the CD which includes the Piano part for each song. The five pieces are: - ?Habanera?, from Carmen by Bizet - ?Che faro senza Euridice? from Orfeo Ed Euridice by Gluck - ?E lucevan le stelle? from Tosca by Puccini - ?Questa o quella per me pari sono? from Rigoletto by Verdi - ?Brindisi? from La Traviatta by Verdi Armando Ghidoni is an Italian musician who is very famous in France. He composed and arranged a large variety of pieces, influenced by the impressionism a la francaise and incorporating jazz rhythms to his music. He composed religious pieces, operas and numerous pieces of chamber music among others..

SKU: UT.MC-52.1

ISBN 9790215326477. 9 x 12 inches.

Practical Harmony is a monumental anthology in four volumes comprising nearly two hundred compositions by Italian, German, English and Austrian composers chosen by Clementi in his combined role of editor and, in some cases, arranger. Above all, the double and self-evident destination for organ and piano, in itself not new but nevertheless not so frequent, since it deals with a choice of compositions mostly concerning the so-called stile osservato. The name of each instrument is printed on the same line and in the same font. If then, we add to this that an appropriate number of pieces is taken from what can more correctly be called the harpsichord repertoire, the anthology acquires what could be described as a distinctive and even more interesting ‘keyboard eclecticism’.

SKU: UT.MC-52.3

ISBN 9790215327245. 9 x 12 inches.

Practical Harmony is a monumental anthology in four volumes comprising nearly two hundred compositions by Italian, German, English and Austrian composers chosen by Clementi in his combined role of editor and, in some cases, arranger. Above all, the double and self-evident destination for organ and piano, in itself not new but nevertheless not so frequent, since it deals with a choice of compositions mostly concerning the so-called stile osservato. The name of each instrument is printed on the same line and in the same font. If then, we add to this that an appropriate number of pieces is taken from what can more correctly be called the harpsichord repertoire, the anthology acquires what could be described as a distinctive and even more interesting ‘keyboard eclecticism’.