Foreign Language Song Collections

Cantolopera is a publishing project devoted to students, professionals and enthusiasts who wish to approach the great vocal repertoire for practicing, performing, or simply singing opera arias. These

In selecting the contents for these collections, careful consideration was given to various state vocal contest lists. For each selection, there are historical notes and/or notes concerning the song. Each

Leonello Capodaglio's exquisite showpiece for soprano and orchestra is romantic and serene. Available with piano accompaniment or with full orchestration. This lyrical work holds a delicate balance between

This volume contains Heitor Villa-Lobos' music for soprano and piano taken from the editions in the Eschig catalog. The original engravings are reproduced, giving musicians a valuable record of how these

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

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

Excerpted from Requiem, this contemplative duet can be performed in Latin or English and provides each voice with a solo verse prior to the duet. Singable, melodic, and memorable, this piece is

Inspired by Clara Schumann's setting of Heinrich Heine's text in Sie liebten sich beide (Op. 13, No. 2), this modern original setting seeks to maintain the simplicity, structure, clarity and

This introduction to art song in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish is the perfect collection for teaching advanced high school students as well as college freshmen and sophomores. Beyond art

During his lifetime, Gustav Mahler was both respected and feared as an inexorable perfectionist. His publisher, Universal Edition, ultimately gained Mahler's absolute confidence: he entrusted them with his

Seven modern French art songs for soprano or mezzo-soprano with piano accompaniment. Contents: Nuit d'Etoiles; Il Pleure Dans Mon Coeur; Les Rodeurs de Nuit; Elegie; Au Bord de l'Eau; Les Cloches;

Part of a series of operatic aria anthologies subdivided by vocal register, this collection is drawn from Antonio Vivaldi's surviving musical works for the theater. Its sources include 24 musical dramas,