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More opera scenes for class and stage: from one hundred selected operas

Wallace, Mary Elaine [books], Robert Wallace [books]. More opera scenes for class and stage: from one hundred selected operas. Carbondale, Ill.: Southern Illinois University Press, 1990.: ISBN: 0809314290; Buy this at Amazon and support our site!; See Also: Opera Resources & Annotated Multi-language Catalogs

See Opera Production II: A Handbook (Annotated Multi-language Catalogs)

See Opera Production I: A Handbook (Annotated Multi-language Catalogs)

See Guide to Operatic Roles and Arias (Annotated Multi-language Catalogs)

See Guide to Operatic Duets (Annotated Multi-language Catalogs)

This entry contributed by VOCALIST around 10/25/98

Review:
v02.n191: "describe in depth and quite orderly fashion operatic scenes...from pretty much all periods. The entries will tell you where to look in the scores, duration, range, any technical difficulties."

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More than Singing: The Interpretation of Songs

Lehmann, Lotte [books]. More than Singing: The Interpretation of Songs. Translated by Frances Holden. New York: Dover Publications, Inc, 1945.: ISBN: 0-486-24831-3; Approx. cost in $US as of 10/31/98: $4.95; Buy this at Amazon and support our site!; See Also: General Stylistic Interpretation & Art Song Resources

See An Interpretive Guide to Operatic Arias: A Handbook for Singers, Coaches, Teachers, and Students (General Stylistic Interpretation)

This entry contributed by G&K around 10/31/98

Review:
Detailed interpretive suggestions for about 85 songs...intended not as a recipe book but as a beginning point and inspiration

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Mourning Songs

Scearce, J. Mark [books, songs], Michael J. Scearce [books, songs]. Mourning Songs. self-published, 1986.: Source: Mark Scearce , 6617 Lake Shore Drive, Hickory, NC 28601, voice (828) 326-8887, fax (828) 267-0099; see song contents for this anthology.; See Also: Vocal Music in Song Catalog

This entry contributed by G&K around 4/8/99

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Mouvements du coeur

Vilmorin, Louise de [books, songs], Darius Milhaud [books, songs], Léo Preger [books, songs], Jean Françaix [books, songs], Georges Auric [books, songs], Francis Poulenc [books, songs], Henri Sauguet [books, songs]. Mouvements du coeur. Paris: Leduc (Heugel), 1949.: Source: Theodore Presser, presser@presser.com , voice 610-525-3636, fax 610-527-7841; Notes: The Roosevelt University Music Library has this and may be able to help you out with inter-library loan if you wish to look at it. Poulenc's Mazurka is the only one you can get normally from Classical Vocal Reprints and other distributors.; Approx. cost in $US as of 1/18/99: $47.5; see song contents for this anthology.; See Also: Vocal Music in Song Catalog

This entry contributed by G&K around 1/18/99

Review:
I am hoping to perform this set and like it quite a bit so far in my preparations. The French is difficult for me to translate, with my very limited knowledge. The music's sound is most easily described by pointing to the style of Les Six, the group of French composers from the first half of this century of which the most famous is Poulenc. The six composers of this set are not all in the group dubbed "Les Six," but Poulenc is, and perhaps Auric and Milhaud also, if memory serves.

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