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Born in Ireland and musically trained in Germany, Victor Herbert (1859-1924) was America's first great composer for the musical theatre. The creator of more than 40 operettas, Herbert produced a serie...

Selected Songs For Voice And Piano is a superb collection of 25 exquisite melodies spotlighting the work of Ernest Chausson (1855 - 1899). All reproduced from authoritative sources, these songs take t...

A critical and popular success from its 1786 debut, Mozart's musical comedy elevated the opera buffa to new heights. Le nozze di Figaro ('The Marriage of Figaro'), ossia la folle giornata ('or The Day...

for high Voivce and ensemble of 13 players, Instrumentation: 1.picc.1.1.bcl.1(=cbsn) – 1100 – harp (or pno) – vln.vla.vlc.db

performing edition by Raymond Leopard

The vocal score for Mozart's last opera, The Magic Flute. The libretto was written by Emanuel Schikaneder, and the work reflects the philosophy of the enlightenment, also containing a great deal o...

Text by Sylvie Plath

The list of popular negro spirituals is endless. This collection presents 28 of the best-known in simple keyboard arrangements with chord symbols and lively illustrations.Ideal for use with children i...

'Powder Her Face' is an opera by Thomas Ades. It was comissioned by Almeida Opera and premiered in the 'Everyman Theatre' cheltenham on July 1st 1995, as part of the Cheltenham festival.

This is a musical adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's heartbreaking fairytale. It is written by Carl Davies with Libretto by Hiawyn Oram. This is a great school musical designed for Key stage 3+,...

Sophie's Choice is an opera in four acts based upon the post-war dramatic novel by William Styron, and commissioned by BBC Radio 3 in association with the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. The opera w...

This latest addition to Lin Marsh's 'Songscape' series is a collection of 25 original songs themed on the elements: Earth, Sea and Sky. The original idea was conceived for a cluster of primary schools...

Thomas Ades' opera, in three acts, was commissioned by the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, who gave the first performance on 10th February 2004, conducted by the composer. Instrumentation: Prospero...

Comical, political scandalous or just plain obscene, 'Broadside Ballads' were the pop songs of their day. Distributed up and down the land they also acted as the tabloid press, covering subjects such...