Leduc HAHN R. - MELODIES VOL.3 - VOIX MOYENNE ET PIANO
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Summary of This Score
With this third volume dedicated to the melodies of Reynaldo Hahn (1874-1947), you dive into the heart of a singing art typical of the "fin de siècle," born in the elegance of Parisian salons and carried by a rare sense of vocal line. A composer who loved the voice as much as the piano, Hahn writes finely crafted pieces with great harmonic clarity, emphasizing diction, nuance, and phrasing fluidity. The result: a repertoire that sounds natural to the ear while demanding true musicality in the details.
This volume has a particular flavor: it gathers pieces long scattered and published separately, finally giving them the coherence of a collection. It also includes the cycle Love without wings (1904), where the sensitivity of the text guides vocal expression, balancing restraint and held-back emotion. Altogether, it constitutes an excellent resource to enrich a recital program, work on the French mélodie style, or explore a less expected repertoire for voice and piano beyond the most frequently performed classics.
You will find the following titles: Aimons-nous, Une étoile, Dans l'été, Au pays musulman, Love without wings, Ah! Could I clasp thee in mine arms, The fallen oak, I know you love me not, Oh! For the wings of a dove!, Adieu, J'ai caché dans la rose en pleurs, Naguère, au temps des églantines, Chanson (Danse, petite sirene), Le Marchand de marrons, La Dame aux Camélias, Mon rêve était d'avoir, C'est à Paris !, Au fil de l'eau, Vocalise-Étude (Souvenir de Constantinople).
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Reynaldo Hahn | Genre | classical score (mélodies) |
| Instrumentation | voice and piano | Language | French and English |
Questions frequently asked
What is the instrumentation of this collection of songs?
This edition is written for medium voice and piano.
Are the songs in this volume in French or English?
The collection is in both French and English. The Love without wings cycle notably includes Ah! Could I clasp thee in mine arms and The fallen oak.
Is the Love without wings cycle from 1904 included?
Yes, the Love without wings cycle, dated 1904, is part of the contents.
Which pieces are included in Mélodies vol. 3 by Reynaldo Hahn?
The contents include Aimons-nous, Une étoile, Dans l'été, Au pays musulman, and Adieu. It also features C'est à Paris !, Au fil de l'eau, and Vocalise-Étude (Souvenir de Constantinople).
Can this score be used to prepare a French song recital?
The collection gathers melodies by Reynaldo Hahn for voice and piano. It allows one to work on diction, dynamics, and phrasing specific to this repertoire. Both the French and English pieces can contribute to a recital program.
