Armelin Pergolese G.B. - Salve Regina - Soprano Cordes & Basse Continue
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Summary of This Score
This edition offers a work by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi designed for a typical Baroque repertoire setup: soprano voice, string ensemble (two violins and viola), and basso continuo. The ensemble provides an ideal setting to develop the soloist's musicality (phrasing flexibility, projection, articulation) while fostering cohesion within a small group, thanks to constant dialogue between the voice and strings.
The Score + Parts format facilitates rehearsal organization: the score allows the conductor or continuo player to have an overview, while the separate parts offer the necessary reading comfort for the instrumentalists. This configuration is particularly suited for vocal classes, Baroque ensembles, chamber music projects, and concert programming requiring ready-to-distribute materials. An excellent option to add a Pergolesi piece to your repertoire, with an accessible ensemble size and immediately inspiring musical richness.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Giovanni Battista Pergolesi | Instrumentation | Soprano Voice, 2 Violins, Viola, and Basso Continuo |
| Edition | Armelin Musica s.a.s. | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is used for Pergolesi's Salve Regina at Armelin?
The ensemble includes a soprano voice, two violins, a viola, and a continuo bass. The vocal part interacts with the string ensemble.
Does the score include separate parts?
The edition is offered in Score + Parts format, comprising a full score and separate parts for the instrumentalists.
How many violins are included in this work?
Two violin parts are provided. A viola part completes the strings. The continuo bass is also part of the instrumentation.
Is this edition suitable for a baroque ensemble?
This edition is intended for baroque ensembles, with soprano, strings, and continuo bass. It can also be used in singing classes or chamber music projects.
Who composed and edited this score?
The composition is attributed to Giovanni Battista Pergolesi. The edition is published by Armelin Musica s.a.s.
