Ricordi Vivaldi A. - Laudate Pueri Dominum. Salmo 112 RV 601 - Chant et Piano
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Summary of This Score
This vocal/pianoforte reduction centered on Antonio Vivaldi offers a practical and musical approach to interpreting a piece from the Baroque vocal repertoire with keyboard accompaniment. The "soprano and pianoforte" format facilitates rehearsal work: the pianist has an accompaniment part designed to support the voice, while the singer can focus on intonation, projection, and legato continuity.
Thanks to Vivaldi's characteristic writing, this score emphasizes rhythmic energy, line sense, and clarity of articulation. It is particularly suitable for singers wishing to develop their style (accents, emphasis, phrase shaping) and build a solid interpretation, relying on a clear keyboard accompaniment. Both during lessons and concert preparation, this reduction is an excellent tool for working on the balance between voice and instrument, mutual listening, and ensemble, while maintaining the musical momentum typical of the Baroque.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Antonio Vivaldi | Instrumentation | S, Pf (soprano and pianoforte) |
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is used for Laudate Pueri Dominum RV 601?
The indicated instrumentation is S, Pf: soprano and pianoforte.
Is this Vivaldi score intended for soprano?
The vocal part is written for soprano. The reduction pairs this voice with a pianoforte accompaniment designed for rehearsal work.
Which psalm is set to music in this edition?
This edition is based on Psalm 112, referenced as RV 601 in Vivaldi's catalog. It is a work from the classical vocal repertoire. The keyboard part supports the soprano line in this vocal/pianoforte reduction.
Is Ricordi Vivaldi A. - Laudate Pueri Dominum suitable for legato practice?
Vivaldi's writing emphasizes legato continuity, with attention given to intonation and projection of the soprano.
Can this reduction be used for concert preparation?
This reduction for soprano and pianoforte can be used both in lessons and for concert preparation, notably to work on the balance between voice and keyboard.



