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Music Series MUSIC SERIES TITLE AUTHOR PRICE (£) PP FORMAT ISBN QUANTITY Lorenzo Da Ponte April FitzLyon 19.99 304 PB 9780714543703 A Biography of Mozart’s Librettist Memories of the Opera Guilio Gatti-Casazza 16.99 356 PB 9780714543789 Playing My Part Frida Leider 16.99 218 PB 9780714543802 Trans. Carles Osborne Schoenberg Hans Heinz 24.99 582 PB 9780714543727 His Life, World and Works Stuckenschmidt The Price of Genius April FityLyon 24.99 532 PB 9780714543710 A Life of Pauline Viardot Traditions of the Classical Graham Wade 16.99 284 PB 9780714543796 Guitar Wagner the Dramatist H.F. Garten 16.99 160 PB 9780714543772 OVERTURE PUBLISHING IN ASSOCIATION WITH ENO Overture Opera Guides “Brilliantly produced and superb value” The Sunday Times NEW Full list of Opera Guides: Calder and Overture Opera Guide Number and Title Composer Price PP Format ISBN Quantity 01 - La Cenerentola Gioachino Rossini £10 96 PB 9780714544052 02 - Aida Giuseppe Verdi £10 100 PB 9780714544069 03 - Die Zauberflöte Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart £10 128 PB 9780714544076 04 - Fidelio Ludwig Van Beethoven £10 96 PB 9780714544083 05 - La traviata (New Edition) Giuseppe Verdi £12 288 PB 9781847495518 06 - Tristan und Isolde Richard Wagner £10 130 PB 9780714544106 07 - Otello (New Edition) Giuseppe Verdi £12 256 PB 9781847495563 08 - Der Rosenkavalier Richard Strauss £10 128 PB 9780714544120 09 - Pelléas & Mélisande Claude Debussy £10 100 PB 9780714544137 10 - Falstaff Giuseppe Verdi £10 128 PB 9780714544144 11 - Boris Godunov M. P. 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P. Mussorgsky £10 112 PB 9780714544496 06 - Tristan und Isolde Richard Wagner £10 130 PB 9780714544106 49 - Idomeneo (New Edition) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart £12 184 PB 9781847495396 07 - Otello (New Edition) Giuseppe Verdi £12 256 PB 9781847495563 50 - A Midsummer Night’s Dream Benjamin Britten £12 184 PB 9781847495440 08 - Der Rosenkavalier Richard Strauss £10 128 PB 9780714544120 (New Edition) 09 - Pelléas & Mélisande Claude Debussy £10 100 PB 9780714544137 51 - Norma Vincenzo Bellini £12 256 PB 9781847495945 10 - Falstaff Giuseppe Verdi £10 128 PB 9780714544144 11 - Boris Godunov M. P. 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