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Izvornik
Reynaldo Hahn. Venezia. Voice and Piano. Sheet Music. Voice, Piano Accompaniment. VCE. PFA. Reynaldo Hahn.
Prijevod
Reynaldo Hahn. Venecija. Glas i klavir. Sheet Music. Glas, glasovirsku pratnju. VCE. PFA. Reynaldo Hahn.
Izvornik
Venezia is a set of six songs of music by Reynaldo Hahn. For Voice and Piano, the lyrics are written both in Venetian dialect and in French. The Piano score requires an upper-intermediate technique, as per the Voice. A small guide to correct pronunciation is given at the beginning of the book. The six songs are. - “Sopra l’acqua indormenzada” by Pietro Pagello. - “La Barcheta” by Pietro Buratti. - “L’avertimento” by Pietro Buratti. - “La Biondina in Gondoleta” by Antonio Lamberti. - “Che peca. ” by Francesco Dall’ Ongaro. - “La Primavera” by Alvise Cigogna. Some of these pieces are dedicated to renowned women such as Giorgio Sand, the Countess of Guerne born Ségur and Ernesta Sterne. Reynaldo Hahn was a naturalised French composer, conductor, theatre director and singer. Best known as a composer of songs, he also wrote many pieces and melodies for different instruments.
Prijevod
Venezia is a set of six songs of music by Reynaldo Hahn. For Voice and Piano, the lyrics are written both in Venetian dialect and in French. The Piano score requires an upper-intermediate technique, as per the Voice. A small guide to correct pronunciation is given at the beginning of the book. The six songs are. - “Sopra l’acqua indormenzada” by Pietro Pagello. - “La Barcheta” by Pietro Buratti. - “L’avertimento” by Pietro Buratti. - “La Biondina in Gondoleta” by Antonio Lamberti. - “Che peca. ” by Francesco Dall’ Ongaro. - “La Primavera” by Alvise Cigogna. Some of these pieces are dedicated to renowned women such as Giorgio Sand, the Countess of Guerne born Ségur and Ernesta Sterne. Reynaldo Hahn je naturalizirani francuski skladatelj, dirigent, kazališni redatelj i pjevač. Najbolji poznat kao skladatelj pjesme, on je također napisao mnoge dijelove i melodije za različite instrumente.
