Ricordi VIVALDI A. - KYRIE - CHOEUR
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Summary of This Score
This score is a riduzione per canto e pianoforte, meaning a version designed to be performed with voice (singing or spoken voice) and piano. The piano plays a structuring accompaniment role, supporting phrasing, intonation, and musical construction, while providing a stable harmonic framework for working on the vocal line. The inclusion of the "spoken voice" option also makes it a relevant support for projects combining text and music, where diction, speech rhythm, and dramaturgy take a central role. Designed for practical use, this reduction facilitates preparation for a voice-piano duo performance, whether in an educational context (setting, breathing, articulation, dynamics) or in rehearsal (sound balance, entrances, rubato). Overall, it is a solid choice for musicians seeking an effective, readable, and precise voice piano score.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | F. Degrada | Instrumentation | voice (or spoken voice) and pianoforte |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is planned for this reduction of Vivaldi's Kyrie?
The indicated instrumentation combines singing, or a reciting voice, with the fortepiano.
Is the VIVALDI A. - KYRIE - CHOEUR score suitable for a reciting voice?
The vocal part can be performed with a reciting voice, according to the announced instrumentation. This option allows working on diction and speech rhythm supported by the harmonic backing of the fortepiano.
Is this a choral score with piano accompaniment?
This edition is presented as a reduction for voice and fortepiano. The title mentions "Chœur" while the provided instrumentation indicates a sung or recited voice accompanied by the fortepiano.
Which edition is used for the Kyrie?
The edition is credited to F. Degrada. It belongs to the Ricordi catalog and is categorized as classical.
Can this score be used to prepare a voice-piano rehearsal?
The voice-fortepiano reduction provides a stable harmonic framework for entrances and intonation. The fortepiano supports the vocal line accompaniment. This format is indicated for work on phrasing, breathing, and dynamics.



