Gioacchino Rossini
Il Barbiere Di Siviglia - Opera In 2 Acts
Complete edition (acts 1 + 2) for 5 singers, narrator and concert band (optional TTBB choir included in the set of parts)
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Gioacchino Rossini
Il Barbiere Di Siviglia - Opera In 2 Acts
Complete edition (acts 1 + 2) for 5 singers, narrator and concert band (optional TTBB choir included in the set of parts)
- Formación Orquesta de viento (Solo/Feature: 5 solistas, narrador y coro mixto (SATB))
- Compositor Gioacchino Rossini
- Adaptador Lorenzo Pusceddu
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- Edición Partitura general y partichelas
- Editorial Scomegna Edizioni Musicali
- Nº de pedido SCO-B1415-44
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Descripción de la:
The Barber of Seville is the last of a lucky series of operas transcribed by Lorenzo Pusceddu. Same as the previous, this work consists of a selection of the most famous excerpts, joined by the narrator's voice who tells the whole story, making the show easy to follow.
This opera lasts about 2 hours, is settled for singers and concert band and includes the initial Sinfonia too. As an option, the TTBB choir can be added to the performance (choir parts are included in the set). Each act includes: Full score and instrumental parts, narrator's text, TTBB choir parts and singers parts:
Il Conte d'Almaviva (tenor)
Bartolo (bass)
Rosina (alto)
Figaro (baritone)
Basilio (bass)
Berta (soprano)*
(*) Berta's part is optional, as Berta's Aria can be cutted and other performances are doubled by the instruments.
This opera lasts about 2 hours, is settled for singers and concert band and includes the initial Sinfonia too. As an option, the TTBB choir can be added to the performance (choir parts are included in the set). Each act includes: Full score and instrumental parts, narrator's text, TTBB choir parts and singers parts:
Il Conte d'Almaviva (tenor)
Bartolo (bass)
Rosina (alto)
Figaro (baritone)
Basilio (bass)
Berta (soprano)*
(*) Berta's part is optional, as Berta's Aria can be cutted and other performances are doubled by the instruments.