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| Gluck,
Christoph Willibald 1714-1798 |
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| Che
farò senza Euridice | What alas shall Orpheus do |
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GM7:48 |
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According
to GM, this appears in Austen in "full score ... for voice,
2 vlns, violetta, basso." You may be able to find it
in a score for Gluck's opera Orpheus and Euridice. However,
for keyboard performance, you can also find it online at Schubertline,
"the online score service for singers", a useful site
for viewing, hearing, transposing and purchasing music for singing.
It is also a common song in books of arias for soprano. |
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You
may need to install the (free) Scorch software to see/manage this
song on Schubertline. Once you do, you can transpose the song
as needed, listen to the music, print the first page, and purchase
it for immediate printing. |
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| Gretry,
Andre Ernest Modeste 1741-1813 |
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Richard Coeur de Lion |
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GM3:18 |
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In
GM, the words to this song begin "La danse n'est pas ce que j'aime
mais c'est la fille". I have not yet found this song online,
you may find it is a book of (tenor?) solos, as this is said to be
Gretry's most famous work. LV has only one song from Richard
Coeur de Lion, the 'Favorite March" at LV111/139. Not the
work in GM, but included here until something else can be found.
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see LV111/139 |
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| Gyrowetz,
Adalbert 1763-1850 |
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| Three
Sonatas for the Piano Forte or Harpsichord |
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GM6:05 |
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LV
does not have these three sonatas, but it does have two other keyboard
sonatas by Gyrowetz, at LV029/038. If you have access to the Three
Sonatas Op. IX ("dedicated to Miss Townsend") please let
me know. |
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see LV029/038 |
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Composers
for which I have not yet found the Austen music online or easily
available:
Giordani, Tommaso 1733-1806
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