Aria Vocal Collections

This Urtext edition contains French operatic arias for soprano and piano from the works that opera reformer Christoph Willibald Gluck composed on commission for the Paris Opera. These operas include

This anthology contains French arias for lyric or dramatic soprano or mezzo-soprano from operas composed by opera reformer Christoph Willibald Gluck for the Paris Opera. The edition includes an informative

The 1608 opera "Arianna" is best known for the title character's lament sung by Isabella Andreini. The interest in this operatic scene now known as the Lamento d’Arianna led to many

Nicklausse's famous violin aria from the third act of "Les Contes d’Hoffmann" (The Tales of Hoffmann) by Jacques Offenbach is now available in a separate edition. It includes a vocal score as well as

For baritone & piano. This edition contains the great monologues, arias and ariettas that Rameau wrote for basse-taille (the 18th-century equivalent of today's baritone). The volume, which contains a

Edited by Sylvie Bouissou, Benoit Dratwicki and Julien Dubruque. For soprano. This volume includes selections from: Acante et Cephise; Anacreon; Castor et Pollux; Dardanus; Les Fetes de l'Hymen et de

Edited by Benoit Dratwicki, Julien Dubruque & Sylvie Bouissou. This volume contains the second half of the great monologues, arias and ariettas that Rameau wrote for haute contre, and which are sung

Edited by Benoit Dratwicki, Julien Dubruque & Sylvie Bouissou. For soprano & mezzo-soprano. Like Volume 1, Volume 2 contains the lyric soprano parts for the main characters.  Vocal solo

The third volume of Rameau's Operatic Arias for Soprano includes "light roles" from prologues and divertissements, intended to be sung by light lyric sopranos and coloratura sopranos. This volume

Edited by Sylvie Bouissou, Benoit Dratwicki and Julien Dubruque. For soprano. This volume includes selections from: Nais, La Naissance d'Osiris, Les Paladins, Platee, La Princesse de Navarre, les Surprises

Though known primarily as a composer of lieder, Schubert's operas and Singspiele were composed concurrently and express many of the same musical characteristics as his famous art songs. This