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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 OVERTURE PUBLISHING IN ASSOCIATION WITH ENO IN ASSOCIATION WITH ENO Overture Opera Guides Quantity Opera Guide Number and Title ComposerOverture OperaSeries Guides Price PP Format ISBN 19 – Die Meistersinger von Richard Wagner Overture £12 256 PB 9781847495587 “Brilliantly produced and superb value” Nürnberg “Brilliantly produced and superb value” The Sunday Times 20 – Il trovatore Giuseppe Verdi The Sunday TimesCalder £10 84 PB 9780714544212 21 – Die Walküre Richard Wagner Calder £10 112 PB 9780714544229 22 – Così fan tutte Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Calder £10 128 PB 9780714544236 22 – Così fan tutte Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Overture £12 288 PB 9781847495556 23 – La forza del destino Giuseppe Verdi Calder £10 116 PB 9780714544243 24 – Peter Grimes / Gloriana Benjamin Britten Calder £10 132 PB 9780714544250 25 – Manon Jules Massenet Calder £10 128 PB 9780714544267 26 – Madama Butterfl y Giacomo Puccini Calder £10 132 PB 9780714544274 27 – Turandot Giacomo Puccini Calder £10 112 PB 9780714544281 NEW 28 – Siegfried Richard Wagner Calder £10 132 PB 9780714544298 29 – The Operas of Michael Michael Tippett Calder £10 148 PB 9780714544304 OPERA GUIDES CALDER AND OVERTURE : Tippett “Brilliantly produced and superb value” — The Sunday Times 30 – Arabella Richard Strauss Calder £10 112 PB 9780714544311 31 – Götterdämmerung Richard Wagner Calder £10 128 PB 9780714544328 Quantity Opera Guide Number and Title Composer Series Price PP Format ISBN 32 – Simon Boccanegra Giuseppe Verdi Calder £10 96 PB 9780714544335 1 – La Cenerentola Full listGioachino of Opera Rossini Guides: Calder and £10 Overture 96 PB 9780714544052 32 – Simon Boccanegra Full listGiuseppe of Opera Verdi Guides: CalderOverture and £12 Overture 184 PB 9781847495433 2 – Aida Giuseppe Verdi Calder £10 100 PB 9780714544069 33 – Jenufa / Katya Kabanova Leoš Janácek Calder £10 128 PB 9780714544342 Opera3 Guide – Die ZauberflNumber öte and TitleWolfgang Composer Amadeus Mozart CalderPrice £10PP Format 128 PB ISBN 9780714544076 Quantity Opera34 Guide – Parsifal Number and TitleRichard Composer Wagner CalderPrice £10PP Format 128 PB ISBN 9780714540795 Quantity 01 - La4 –Cenerentola Fidelio LudwigGioachino Van Beethoven Rossini Calder£10 £10 96 96PB PB9780714544052 9780714544083 01 - La35 Cenerentola – Das Rheingold RichardGioachino Wagner Rossini Calder£10 £10 96 100PB PB9780714544052 9780714544366 02 - Aida Giuseppe Verdi £10 100 PB 9780714544069 02 - Aida Giuseppe Verdi £10 100 PB 9780714544069 5 – La traviata Giuseppe Verdi Calder £10 80 PB 9780714544090 36 – Il barbiere di Siviglia / Gioachino Rossini Calder £10 160 PB 9780714544373 03 - Die5 – ZauberflöteLa traviata GiuseppeWolfgang Verdi Amadeus MozartOverture £10 £12 128 288PB PB9780714544076 9781847495518 03 - DieMoïse Zauberflöte Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart £10 128 PB 9780714544076 04 - Fidelio6 – Tristan und Isolde RichardLudwig Wagner Van BeethovenCalder £10 £10 96 130PB PB9780714544083 9780714544106 04 - Fidelio37 – Salome / Elektra RichardLudwig Strauss Van BeethovenCalder £10 £10 96 148PB PB9780714544083 9780714544380 05 - La7 –traviata Otello (New Edition)Giuseppe Giuseppe Verdi Verdi Calder£12 £10 288 80 PB PB 9781847495518 9780714544113 05 - La38 traviata – Eugene (New Onegin Edition)Pyotr Giuseppe Ilyich Tchaikovskyw Verdi Calder£12 £10 288 96 PB PB 9781847495518 9780714544397 06 - Tristan7 – Otello und Isolde GiuseppeRichard Verdi Wagner Overture£10 £12 130 256PB PB9780714544106 9781847495563 06 - Tristan38 – Eugene und Isolde Onegin PyotrRichard Ilyich WagnerTchaikovsky Overture£10 £12 130 200PB PB9780714544106 9781847495464 07 - Otello8 – Der (New Rosenkavalier Edition) RichardGiuseppe Strauss Verdi Calder£12 £10 256 128 PB PB 9781847495563 9780714544120 07 - Otello39 – Tannhäuser (New Edition) RichardGiuseppe Wagner Verdi Calder£12 £10 256 96 PB PB 9781847495563 9780714544403 08 - Der9 – RosenkavalierPelléas & Mélisande ClaudeRichard Debussy Strauss Calder£10 £10 128 100PB PB9780714544120 9780714544137 08 - Der40 –Rosenkavalier Un ballo in maschera GiuseppeRichard Verdi Strauss Calder£10 £10 128 96PB PB9780714544120 9780714544410 09 - Pelléas10 – Falstaff & Mélisande GiuseppeClaude VerdiDebussy Calder£10 £10 100 128PB PB9780714544137 9780714544144 09 - Pelléas41 – Macbeth & Mélisande GiuseppeClaude VerdiDebussy Calder£10 £10 100 96PB PB9780714544137 9780714544427 10 - Falstaff11 – Boris Godunov M.P.Giuseppe Mussorgsky Verdi Calder£10 £10 128 166PB PB9780714544144 9780714544151 10 - Falstaff42 – Wozzeck AlbanGiuseppe Berg Verdi Calder£10 £10 128 116PB PB9780714544144 9780714544434 11 - Boris12 – GodunovDer fl iegende Holländer RichardM. 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