Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Partituras medio

Poco antes de su muerte, Giovanni Pergolesi se trasladó al monasterio franciscano de Pozzuoli, donde compuso sus últimas obras. Entre ellas se encuentra su Stabat mater. La pieza revela la infusión en...

Partitur (LAT/D)

Adagio And Presto (from 'Sinfonia In F'), composed by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, realised by Simon Nicholls and edited by Simon Nicholls and Julian Lloyd-Webber for cello with piano accompaniment in...

Tre Giorni - Air, composed by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi and arranged by Pat Legg for cello and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

Stimmensatz - 5 V I, 5 V II, 3 Va, 5 Vc/Kb, Cemb - Violine, Streicher und Basso continuo

A beautiful, melodic piece that is the perfect tune to showcase the player in your orchestra with that terrific tone! Arranged for violin, viola, cello or bass solo with string orchestra accompaniment...

A beautiful, melodic piece that is the perfect tune to showcase the player in your orchestra with that terrific tone! Arranged for violin, viola, cello or bass solo with string orchestra accompaniment...

A beautiful, melodic piece that is the perfect tune to showcase the player in your orchestra with that terrific tone! Arranged for violin, viola, cello or bass solo with string orchestra accompaniment...

A beautiful, melodic piece that is the perfect tune to showcase the player in your orchestra with that terrific tone! Arranged for violin, viola, cello or bass solo with string orchestra accompaniment...

Chorwerke mit Instrumental-Begleitung und Solo-Singstimme - Chorwerke mit Orchester-Begleitung und Solo-Singstimme(n) - Geistlich

En 1732, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi compuso una víspera en honor de Emidio, el santo patrón de Nápoles que protegió a la ciudad de los terremotos, que -con el introito de la víspera "Domine ad adjuva...

Soli, Gemischter Chor (SATB), Orchester - Partitur

Some few months after returning to Naples from Rome, where he had gone to follow the premiere of L'Olimpiade at the Teatro Tordinona during the 1735 carnival season, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi -- not...