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SONGS FROM THE OPERAS NET ! {Heavenly Aida) , in Ab .35 Tenor, in Bb .35 Allor che i forti corrono (Oh, Italy, thou cherished land) (O Salutaris Hostia). (Witli Violin) Soprano, in Bb .40 Te sol, te sol quest' anima (Believe me, thee only have I loved). (Trio) Sop., Ten. and Bar., in Db .35 BALLO IN MASCHERA Eri tu che macchiavi [Is it thou who hast sullied) Baritone, in D minor .40 Saper vorreste {Fain would you know it) Mezzo-Soprano, in G .35

DON CARLO Mezzo-Soprano, in Ab .40 0, don fatale! (Oh, fatal dower!) j Alto, in F .40 Ernani involami (Ernani.fly with me). (With Violin ad lib.) Soprano, in Ab .50 Infelice! e tuo credevi (Oh! cruel fortune) Baritone, in Ab .40 I LOMBARDI La mia letizia infondere (In tears I pine for thee) Tenor, in F .40 Qual volutta trascorrere ( What new delight is cheering me). (Trio) Sop., Ten. and Bass, inG .40 Ave Maria {Hail, Mary, Hail!) Soprano, in Ab .35 Bella figlia dell' amore (Lovely maiden, O enchanting). (Quartet) S., A., T. and Bar., in Bb .50 Caro nome che il mio cor (Dearest name) Soprano, in E .40 Tenor, in B .30 La donna e mobile (Over the summer sea) (Woman is changeable) Tenor, in G .30 Questa o quel la (Pretty maids) Tenor, in G .30 Addio del passato! (Farewell now, all past pleasures). (Cavatina) Soprano, in A minor .40 (Ah, fors' h lui (Ah ! was it he). (Translated by Natalia Macfarren) Soprano, in F .85 \ do. ('Tis thus perchance the longing soul). (Translated by Theodore T. Barker) Soprano, in F .70 ( do. (Oft does the weary longing heart). (Translated by M. Barnett) Soprano, in F .70 Di provenza il mar, il suol (Now the birds are gone to rest) (In whispers soft and light) Baritone, in C .40 EjUSgApecara (Gay Paris, dearest). (Duet) Sop. and Ten., in Ab .40 -*lL TROVATORE [ AM~ch«-la morte ogriora (Ah ! I have sighed to rest me) Tenor, in F .30 do. (Leonora, fare thee well!) (Arranged by Wm. J. Lemon) Tenor, in F Mijjrere (Miserere for one) (Ah ! che la morte). (Duet and Six-part Chorus) Sop. and Ten., in Ab ( cio. (Duet and Four-part Chorus for Men's Voices) Sop. and Ten., in G ..stanchezza m'opprime (Home to our mountains). (Recitative and Duet). (Arranged by William Dressier) Mez.-Sop. and Ten., in G .40 do. (Arranged by Charles W. Glover) Mez.-Sop. and Ten., in G .40 Ai nostri monti ritorneremo (Home, peaceful home) Mezzo-Soprano, in G .35 (My pulse with anger) Tenor, in A .35 Vedi! le fosche! notturne spoglie (Look now the rays of the sun) ( The Anvil Chorus) Chorus .35 D'amor sull' ali rose (On rosy wings of love) Soprano, in F minor .30 II balen del suo sorriso (The tempest of the heart) Baritone, in Bb .40 Mira, di acerbe lagrime (Witness these tears of agony). (Duet) Sop. and Bar., in Ab .40 Stride la vampa (IJpwardthe flames roll) Mezzo-Soprano, in E minor .35 Tacea la notte placida (The night, calmly and peacefully) Soprano, in Ab .50 lo t'amo, Amalia (Amalia, I love thee) Sop. and Bar., in C .40 Merce, dilette amiche (To all. dear loyal friends) Soprano, in G .50

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