15 Vocal Masterworks from the Baroque Era Through the Twenty-First Century-This superb vocal collection features 15 of the world???s best-loved arias from the Baroque era through the 21st Century presented with comprehensive historical information accurate translations IPA pronunciation guides and performance suggestions designed to enhance and educate developing vocalists. Available in Medium High and Medium Low editions with optional piano accompaniment CDs. Songs include: Domine Deus (Vivaldi) Gioite al canto mio (Peri) I Attempt from Love???s Sickness (Purcell) I Got Plenty O??? Nuttin??? (Gershwin) La donna ? mobile (Verdi) Non siate ritrosi (Mozart) O mio babbino caro (Puccini) O Rest in the Lord (Mendelssohn) Ombra mai f?(Handel) Sheep May Safely Graze (Bach) Sorry Her Lot (Gilbert and Sullivan) Time To Say Goodbye (Sartori) Voi che sapete (Mozart) Where???er You Walk (Handel) and You Raise Me Up (L?vland)

Gathered in a unique volume, all the vocalises previously published in two anthologies by Ricordi in the Thirties. - All the 16 vocalises of each volume (low voice, medium voice, high voice) have been composed by very important composers of the Nineteenth century, like Alfano, Malipiero, Respighi, Casella, Pizzetti. - With piano accompaniment for each vocalise. / Voix Moyenne(s) Et Piano

Manuel de Falla's music perfectly reflects the full-blooded passion and intellectual aspirations of early 20th century Spanish culture. His personal life seemed to echo the spirit of his times and the broad range of his music.From his sensual treatment of Andalusian folk themes to the neoclassical compositions of his later years de Falla always brought a fierce level of intensity to everything he undertook. *Only available to the territories of Australia Canada Japan Central & South America and the USA.

Dedications-This set includes To Daffodils To the Virgins (‘Gather ye rosebuds while ye may’) To The Willow Tree To Music and To Phillis in a changing palette of musical colours.Twentieth century English composer singer and actress Madeleine Dring wrote songs that frequently employed jazz chords in their accompaniment which has been compared in the US to Gershwin though these warmly lighthearted songs recall English baroque style in some of their Vocal lines and rhythms. The accompaniment is melodic and tonal with many subtle freedoms in the harmonies.