Macbeth 2v: Melodramma in Four Acts by Francesco Maria Piave and Andrea Maffei. the Piano-Vocal Score Contributor(s): Verdi, Giuseppe (Author), Lawton, David (Editor) |
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ISBN: 887592788X ISBN-13: 9788875927882 Publisher: Casa Ricordi
Binding Type: Paperback - See All Available Formats & Editions Published: September 2006 * Out of Print * Annotation: The first version of Verdi's opera based on "Macbeth" is arguably the most important work of his formative years. Dissatisfied with the efforts of his librettist, Verdi reworked the text himself and lavished particular attention on the score. The premiere in Florence in 1847 was a great success, but Verdi made even more substantial changes for the Paris premiere in 1865. Using the "Paris 1865" version as the principal score, the critical edition was the first to make use of the composer's revised pieces. An appendix contains the earlier movements. This affordable paperback makes the piano-vocal score of "Macbeth" readily available to individuals and performing companies. Click for more in this series: Works of Giuseppe Verdi: Piano-Vocal Scores |
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BISAC Categories: - Music | Genres & Styles - Opera - Music | History & Criticism - General - Music | Printed Music - Opera & Classical Scores |
Dewey: 782.1 |
Series: Works of Giuseppe Verdi: Piano-Vocal Scores |
Physical Information: 2.15" H x 12.91" W x 9.75" L (3.97 lbs) 650 pages |
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Publisher Description: The first version of Verdi's opera based on Macbeth is arguably the most important work of his formative years. Dissatisfied with the efforts of his librettist, Verdi reworked the text himself and lavished particular attention on the score. The premiere in Florence in 1847 was a great success, but Verdi made even more substantial changes for the Paris premiere in 1865. Using the Paris 1865 version as the principal score, the critical edition was the first to make use of the composer's revised pieces. An appendix contains the earlier movements. This affordable paperback makes the piano-vocal score of Macbeth readily available to individuals and performing companies. |
Contributor Bio(s): Lawton, David: - David Lawton is professor of music at Stony Brook University, where he serves as artistic director and principal conductor of the opera program and teaches music history. For the Works of Giuseppe Verdi, he has also edited Macbeth. |
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