Requiem (1874) (Full Score): Conductor Score
- 212 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Giuseppe Verdi was a pivotal figure in 19th-century Italian Romantic opera. His works, often characterized by melodramatic flair, achieved global acclaim, with many of his melodies deeply embedding themselves in popular culture. Despite occasional critiques for his melodic idiom, Verdi's masterworks continue to form the bedrock of the operatic repertoire.
This opera in four acts, originally published in 1880, is part of Hansebooks' commitment to preserving historical literature. The publisher specializes in reprinting classic works across various genres, ensuring that rare texts remain accessible. By focusing on the preservation of these antique writings, Hansebooks plays a crucial role in maintaining the historical knowledge for future generations.
Instrumentation: Bb Trumpet 1 and 2, F Horn, Trombone, Tuba
Verdi's music transcends the boundaries of its genre. This excerpt from Aida has become a part of popular culture. It includes a significant number of bowings and fingerings to assist less experienced players while retaining the spirit and flavor of the f
Verdi's music transcends the boundaries of its genre. This excerpt from Aida has become a part of popular culture. It includes a significant number of bowings and fingerings to assist less experienced players while retaining the spirit and flavor of the f
Set in a backdrop of passion and revenge, this tragic opera unfolds over four acts, exploring themes of love and honor. The 1890 edition is preserved in a high-quality reprint, showcasing the importance of historical literature. Hansebooks is dedicated to reviving and maintaining access to classic works across various genres, ensuring that these significant pieces of cultural heritage remain available for future generations. This publication highlights the enduring relevance of such operatic narratives in the literary canon.
a grand opera in three acts : as represented at the Royal Italian Opera, London; Metropolitan Opera House and the Academy of Music, New York
Recognized for its significance in literature, this book serves as an essential resource for future generations. Presented in its original print format, it retains any marks or annotations from its initial publication, preserving its authentic character. This approach ensures that the work is not only remembered but also appreciated in its true context.