Joseph Haydn
Scena di Berenice
(Berenice, che fai? Non partir, bell' idol mio) Hob. XXIVa:10
Joseph Haydn
Scena di Berenice
(Berenice, che fai? Non partir, bell' idol mio) Hob. XXIVa:10
- Formación Voz y piano
- Compositor Joseph Haydn
- Adaptador Karl Trötzmüller
- Editor Howard Chandler Robbins Landon
- Edición Reducción de piano
- Editorial Doblinger Musikverlag
- Nº de pedido DM129KLA
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With the dramatic concert aria "Scena di Berenice" (Hob. XXIVa:10), Joseph Haydn created one of the most expressive masterpieces of 18th-century vocal music. The stirring opening "Berenice, che fai?" and the pleading "Non partir, bell' idol mio" capture despair, passion, and profound heartbreak with unparalleled musical brilliance.
This high-quality edition from the renowned Doblinger Musikverlag presents this deeply moving work in a practical vocal score for voice and piano. Whether for concert performances, auditions, or demanding vocal study, this edition offers singers and pianists the ideal foundation to bring Haydn's gripping sound world and emotional depth authentically to life. An indispensable gem for any classical vocal repertoire!
This high-quality edition from the renowned Doblinger Musikverlag presents this deeply moving work in a practical vocal score for voice and piano. Whether for concert performances, auditions, or demanding vocal study, this edition offers singers and pianists the ideal foundation to bring Haydn's gripping sound world and emotional depth authentically to life. An indispensable gem for any classical vocal repertoire!