Les Erinnyes: Danse et Invocation - for Lever Harp
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SKU: A0.1110839
Composed by Jules Massenet. Arranged by Alessandro Palazzani. 19th Century,Classical,Instructional,Opera,Romantic Period. Score. 12 pages. A work by Alessandro Palazzani #713134. Published by A work by Alessandro Palazzani (A0.1110839).CONTENTS: 2 pieces from Les Erinnyes - Dance des Esclaves Troyens - Invocation (also known as Elegie) Arranged for lever harp by Alessandro Palazzani this score is part of the collection MUSIC FROM JULES MASSENET’S OPERAS which includes the most famous, captivating and evocative pieces of the Belle Epoque repertoire, arranged for lever harp and published in five volumes: I. music from: Thais – La Navarraise – Griselidis – Therese – Bacchus - II. music from: Werther – Don Cesar de Bazan – Ariane – Jerusalem –Le roy de Lahore – Amadis - III. music from: Manon – Marie Magdalene – Les Erynnies – Roma –Le Mage – Cherubin - IV. music from: Cendrillon – Le Cid – Le jongleur de Notre Dame –Cleopatre – Eve – Sapho - V. music from: Herodiade – Don Quixote – Phedre – La Vierge –Panurge – Esclarmonde.
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