Ricordi DONIZETTI G. - MARIA STUARDA - CHANT ET PIANO
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Summary of This Score
This score is a reduction for canto (or voce recit) and pianoforte, designed to combine the essential vocal part and keyboard accompaniment in a single resource. Particularly suited for preparatory work, it allows the singer and pianist to address rhythmic placement, text articulation (in the case of a line close to recitative), and phrasing construction with precision. The indication "edizione critica" signals an editorial approach attentive to the coherence of the musical text, appreciated in conservatory settings, vocal coaching, and rehearsal with a vocal coach. Thanks to the piano accompaniment, the score facilitates the study of supporting harmonies, breaths, cadences, and voice-keyboard balance, while providing a reliable tool to prepare for auditions, exams, or performances.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Critical edition (A. Wiklund) | Instrumentation | Voice (canto / voce recit) and piano |
Questions frequently asked
Is this edition of Maria Stuarda intended for voice and piano?
The reduction combines the vocal part, indicated as "canto / voce recit", and the pianoforte accompaniment on a single medium. It is designed for vocal practice with a pianist.
What instrumentation is specified?
The announced instrumentation is voice (canto / voce recit) and piano.
What does the A. Wiklund critical edition mean?
The indication "edizione critica" refers to a critical edition attributed to A. Wiklund. This editorial approach pays particular attention to the coherence of the musical text. It is suited for conservatory settings and vocal coaching.
Does this score help in preparing a singing audition?
Thanks to the piano accompaniment, preparation of supporting harmonies, breathing, and cadenzas can be addressed. Rhythmic phrasing and articulation can also be worked on.
Can passages close to recitative be practiced with this reduction?
The mention "voce recit" concerns a vocal line close to recitative. The articulation of the text can thus be studied with piano accompaniment.



