Ricordi VIVALDI A. - ARIE D'OPERA - VOIX MEZZOSOPRANO ET CONTRALTO
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Summary of This Score
This reduction for singing (or recitative voice) and piano is a comprehensive working tool to approach a vocal work effectively. The piano part concentrates the essential musical material to allow autonomous rehearsals, while retaining the necessary cues for phrasing, balance, and transitions. The vocal line, designed for both canto and voce recit, facilitates work on diction, articulation, and expressivity, especially in recitative passages where rhythmic precision and the natural flow of the text are crucial.
Edited by F. M. Sardelli, this score is intended for singers, vocal coaches, teachers, and pianists seeking clear material for musical preparation: setting entrances, breathing, harmonic support, tempo management, and understanding the accompaniment. An excellent choice to enrich a vocal library, prepare an audition, or build a solid interpretation with piano accompaniment.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Opera | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | F. M. Sardelli | Genre | reduction for voice and piano |
| Instrumentation | canto (or voce recit) and pianoforte | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this sheet music suitable for a mezzo-soprano or contralto voice?
The edition is intended for mezzo-soprano and contralto voices, as indicated by its title. The indicated instrumentation pairs the canto or voce recit with the pianoforte.
Is this a vocal and piano reduction?
The score is a reduction for voice and piano, with a pianoforte part that contains the core musical material.
Does the sheet music allow practice of Vivaldi's recitatives?
The vocal line is designed for canto or voce recit. Recitative passages can be worked on with attention to rhythmic accuracy and naturalness of the text. The piano part maintains cues useful for transitions.
Who edited Vivaldi's opera arias?
F. M. Sardelli is credited as the arranger of this edition. The material is designed to prepare entries, breaths, and harmonic supports.
Does this edition help prepare for an audition?
This reduction allows for independent rehearsals thanks to the piano accompaniment. It provides cues for phrasing, balance, and tempo management.
