Dvorak - Rusalka's Song to the Moon, Op. 114 - Soprano and Piano pedagogy on to Mendelssohn

on to Mendelssohn

In his symphonic poem “Danse macabre” Saint-Saëns takes up a poem by Henri Cazalis that he had already set as an art song

and Visions fugitives

When Henri Jerôme Bertini

including two parts for trumpet in low E-flat (original) and in B-flat

Dvorak - Rusalka's Song to the Moon, Op. 114 - Soprano and Piano pedagogy on to MendelssohnTaken from the complete vocal score of the new critical edition of the opera (BA10438 90) with a piano reduction by Petr Koronthly With changes to the original Czech vocal text Underlaid singable text, also in English and German More than sixty years after the publication of Jarmil Burghausers edition, Brenreiter has published a new critical edition of Dvorks Rusalka (BA10438) which meets todays editorial standards and on which this individual edition