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The Bohemians (THE BOHEMIANS) BY CIM I 12615 Act I. Rudolph's Song "Your Tiny Hand Is Frozen" (Che gelida manina), Db English and Italian $ .50* n2 Act I. Rudolph's Song "Your Tiny Hand Is Frozen" (Che gelida manina), C English and Italian .50* b& Act I. Rudolph's Song "Your Tiny Hand Is Frozen" (Che gelida manina), Bb English and Italian .50* 114078 Act I. Mimi's Song "They Call Me Mimi" (Si mi chiamano Mimi), D English and Italian .50* 114079 Act I. Mimi's Song "They Call Me Mimi" (Si mi chiamano Mimi), C English and Italian .50* 114080 Act I. Mimi's Song "They Call Me Mimi" (Si mi chiamano Mimi), Bb English and Italian .50* 114081 Act I. Duet, Mimi and Rudolph, "Lovely Maid in the Moonlight" (O soave fanciulla), English and Italian .65* 114082 Act II. Musetta's Valse Song "As Thro' the Street" (Quando me'n vo soletta), E English and Italian .50* 114083 Act II. Musetta's Valse Song 'As Thro' the Street" (Quando me'n vo soletta), Efc English and Italian .50* 114084 .50* 114085 Act II. Musetta's Valse Song 'As Thro' the Street" (Quando me'n vo soletta), D English and Italian Act II. Musetta's Valse Song "As Thro the Street" (Quando me'n vo soletta), Three-part Female Chorus .15 114001 .50* 114087 Act III. Mimi's Farewell "To the Home That She Left" (Donde lieta), English and Italian Act IV. Colline's Song "A Last Good-bye" (Vecchia zimarra, senti), English and Italian .65* 114088 .65* 114089 Act IV. Duet, Rudolph and Marcel, "Ah, Mimi False" (O Mimi, tu piu non torni), English and Italian Selection for Piano, arranged by Charles Godfrey, Jr. .65* 109358 .65* 109357 Valse for Piano, arranged by P. Bucalossi Musetta's Valse Song "As Thro' the Street," Piano .50* 114029 .50* 114090 Musetta's Valse Song "As Thro' the Street,'" Violin and Piano Vocal Score, English nd Italian 5.00 115494 6.00 99000 Vocal Score, Italian only 99001 Piano Score 3.00 Libretto, Italian and English •30 Ttem s m^» -i with (*) are NET, NO DISCOUNT G.RlCORDI & C2 14 EAST 43 IP STREET NEW YORK AND AT LONDON. PARIS. LEIPSIG, ROME, PALERMO, NAPLES. BUENOS-AYRES AND MILAN. Your tiny hand is frozen! (RUDOLPH'S SONG) from "The Bohemians" English text Composed by WILLIAM GRIST by G. PUCCINI Andantino affettuoso J f 58 jyp dolcissimo -?J .mir ^ Voice t^ J) I A AT^AT^ ^u£ 4 Your ti - ny hand is fro-zen! Let me Che ge - li, - da via ni - na, se la s • \\\ i % T=T Piano Jpp f Am\ w 3SZ FJ P P \ z P 1 11P ~M^f warm it in"- £to life. Our search is use - less; In dark - ness all is /a - sei ri - seal - dar. Cer - car che gio - va? Al bu - io non si > Jr ir A > > ^M S^ S s^*S :EE ^ F^rr? 8f 7 i=£ Copyright MGMIX by ff. 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Musetta's Valse Song "As Thro' the Street" (Quando me'n vo soletta), Eh E. & I. .50 114085 Act II. Musetta's Valse Song "As Thro' the Street" (Quando me'n vo soletta), D E. & I. .50 114001 Act II. Musetta's Valse Song "As Thro' the Street" (Quando me'n vo soletta), Female Chorus .15 114087 Act III. Mimi's Farewell "To the Home That She Left" (Donde lieta), English and Italian 50 114088 Act IV. Colline's Song "A Last Good-bye" (Vecchia zimarra, senti), English and Italian 65 114089 Act IV. Duet, Rudolph and Marcel, "Ah, Mimi False" (O Mimi, tu piu non tormi), E&I. .65 109358 Piano Selection, arranged by Charles Godfrey, Jr 65 109357 Valse for Piano, arranged by P. Bucalossi 65 114029 Musetta's Valse Song "As Thro' the Street," Piano 50 114090 Musetta's Valse Song "As Thro' the Street," Violin and Piano 50 115494 Vocal Score, English and Italian 5.00 99000 Vocal Score, Italian only 6.00 99001 Piano Score 3.00 Libretto, Italian and English 50 114002 Fantasia, Full Orchestra 2.50 Fantasia, Small Orchestra 2.00 114003 Selection, Full Military Band 4.00 "MADAME BUTTERFLY" N.Y.440 Butterfly's Entrance, F E. & I.. .$ .50 N.Y.441 Butterfly's Entrance, Gb E. & I. .50 114114 Act I.
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