Ricordi VERDI G. - PER ME GIUNTO E' IL DI' SUPREMO - CHANT ET PIANO
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Summary of This Score
This score for baritone and pianoforte fits within the tradition of vocal repertoire with accompaniment, emphasizing the constant dialogue between the voice (canto, or voce recit) and the keyboard. It serves as a relevant working tool to develop projection, timbre color, and text articulation, while refining the listening to the harmony carried by the piano. Both in rehearsal and recital settings, it allows the performer to build a nuanced interpretation (dynamics, phrasing, breathing), and the accompanist to support the vocal line precisely without overpowering it. A natural choice to enrich a singing portfolio, diversify a program, or consolidate the foundations of the voice-piano duo within a demanding musical framework.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Opera | Publication | Sheet music |
| Instrumentation | baritone and piano | Language | Italian |
| Genre | vocal score (singing/spoken voice) and piano | ||
Questions frequently asked
For which voice is this Verdi score written?
This edition is intended for baritone with piano accompaniment.
Is the score "Per me giunto è il dì supremo" in Italian?
The text is indicated in Italian. The vocal line is either sung or spoken, as stated by "canto / voce recit".
What instrumentation is provided in this Ricordi edition?
The announced instrumentation combines a baritone and a pianoforte. The piano carries the harmony and supports the vocal line. This format suits duo voice-piano work and recital.
Does this score belong to the opera repertoire?
The musical genre indicated for this score is opera.
Can dynamics be practiced with this voice and piano score?
The writing for baritone and piano allows exploration of dynamics, phrasing, and breathing. The piano accompaniment helps refine harmony listening without overpowering the voice.



