Classical Sheet Music

Klavierauszug - OPER. Lyrical Scenes in 3 acts.

(Sizilianische Bauernehre) - Oper in einem Aufzug

This major new edition of perhaps the world's most popular opera, includes French and English text, incorporates the original dialogues, and is backed up by complete orchestral performance material. >...

This major new Urtext edition of Bizet's classic opera is a reconstruction of Bizet's original intentions as indicated in the vocal score he himself prepared in 1864. With the original French text and...

Gesamtedition der 27 Duette: Erstmalig werden alle Werke einer Gattung von einer Komponistin in einer Gesamtausgabe vorgestellt. Alle diese Duette sind Erstveröffentlichungen - bis auf eins, das unter...

Let's sing! - According to this motto, the canon "Chantons!" (Level: advanced) for four voices a cappella by Hans Helsen encourages singing and being together in harmony. In the newly composed canons...

The fast and powerful canon "Keep Track" (Level: advanced) for four voices a cappella by Richard FitzHugh is very dynamic, both in the music and in the movements. The bumpy and exciting race of the in...

Carmen is an opera in four acts by the French composer Georges Bizet. The opera, which became Bizet's most famous work, was first performed at the Opéra-Comique in Paris, on March 3, 1875, and was not...

An Opera Score composed by Giacomo Puccini.

ERSTER TEIL 1. Einleitung 2. Chor 3. Rezitativ (Basso solo) 4. Arie (Basso solo) 5. Chor G. Rezitativ (Tenore solo) 7. Arie (Soprano solo) 8. Rezitativ (Basso solo) 9. Duett (Soprano e Tenore soli) 10...

King Arthur was the only one of Purcell's professionally produced operas to have been designed as a semi-opera; the others were all adaptations of earlier plays. Dryden made a real attempt to integrat...

6 Voices unaccompanied. Contents: Il Giardino di Afrodite - Piena Sorgeva la Luna.

(From Cantata No. 68) - S.A., or unison, with Piano accompaniment

Everyone knows by now that some triviality always has to occur in my work, but this time it goes beyond all bounds.' Thus wrote Gustav Mahler, in the summer of 1896, gleefully looking forward to the c...