French Horn 3 part of "10 Romantic Pieces" for Horn Quartet

Eb Alto Sax 4 part of "10 Romantic Pieces". Collection of 10 easy pieces of the romantic period arranged for Alto Saxophone Quartet (four Eb Saxes) by Francesco Leone, very useful for recital of students of the first courses (score and parts available in series). Contains authors information in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Chinese. Scan QR code (in cover) for audio demo or visit www.glissato.it product code: EG0926. contents: 1. Largo from “New World Simphony” – A. Dvorák 2. Theme from "Le Streghe" - N.Paganini 3. Melody – A. Rubinstein 4....

Transcripción completa de la documentación manuscrita del legado de Francisco Asenjo Barbieri sobre el Teatro de los Caños del Peral.

There is a woman who appears and disappears in the life of this almost 60-year-old musician, like an angel or demon, and removes everything. So much so that this confessional story begins that has the intensity with which a stranger is spoken to a stranger in a bar. Deeply traversed by music, history covers the character's relationship with alcohol, with women, with children, with the passage of time, but also with his artistic decisions and the role of his generation in culture and society. The songs are entangled in the discourse as in life, that echo in the wood that becomes lyrics and...

Desde los inicios de la ópera en las diversas cortes del norte de Italia hasta su expansión por Europa y más allá, este libro explora el mundo de los teatros de ópera y los empresarios operísticos, de monarcas y negociantes, de artistas y públicos. En su Grand Tour operístico, el autor nos traslada a la Mantua y a la Florencia del Renacimiento, al Londres de Händel, al París de Luis XIV y a la Viena del emperador José II y Mozart. Cuando en el siglo XIX la ópera deja de ser monopolio europeo, Daniel Snowman sigue los pasos del libretista de Mozart hasta Nueva York, y nos lleva...

"A work ... founded on the system of Zarlino; indeed there is some reason to believe that it is a mere redaction of a work with the same title which Zarlino speaks of as having completed in ms., but which has totally disappeared." -Grove, Dict. of music.