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OPERA ARIA FINDER BARITONE Includes Publications from Hal Leonard, G OPERA ARIA FINDER BARITONE Baritone Opera Arias in Collections Distributed by Hal Leonard Hal Leonard G. Schirmer Boosey & Hawkes Ricordi OPERA ARIA FINDER BARITONE Includes publications from Hal Leonard, G. Schirmer, Boosey & Hawkes, Ricordi * with CD of accompaniments ** with CD of performances and accompaniments *** with CD of performances Index Publication Name of Publication Number Number 1 50481100 G. Schirmer Opera Anthology: Arias for Baritone (ed. Larsen) G. Schirmer Opera Anthology: Diction Coach — Arias for Baritone (ed. 2 50486259 Larsen) 3 50325860 Operatic Anthology: Baritone (ed. Adler; Schirmer) 4 50484626 G. Schirmer American Aria Anthology: Baritone/Bass (ed. Walters) 5* 48018055 American Arias: Baritone/Bass (ed. Brunelle; Boosey & Hawkes) 6 50484603 Anthology of Italian Opera: Baritone (ed. Toscano; Ricordi) 7* 740275 Standard Vocal Literature: Baritone (The Vocal Library) 8* 50484053 Cantolopera: Arias for Baritone Volume 1 (Ricordi) 9* 50484607 Cantolopera: Arias for Baritone Volume 2 (Ricordi) 10* 50484921 Cantolopera: Arias for Baritone Volume 3 (Ricordi) 11* 50485546 Cantolopera: Arias for Baritone Volume 4 (Ricordi) 12* 740061 3 Arias for Baritone/Bass (Orchestra Accompaniment Series) 13 50486301 Titta Ruffo (Voices of the Opera series, Ricordi) 14 48008505 Britten Operatic Arias: Baritone (ed. Dressen; Boosey & Hawkes) 15 48008511 Britten Operatic Arias: Baritone/Bass (ed. Dressen; Boosey & Hawkes) Gay: Selections from The Beggar's Opera, realized by Britten (Boosey & 16 48019420 Hawkes) 17* 740217 Gilbert & Sullivan for Singers: Baritone/Bass (The Vocal Library) 18* 50486350 Mozart: Arias for Baritone and Bass (Cantolopera series; Ricordi) 19* 740045 Mozart Arias: Baritone/Bass (ed. Larsen, Walters; The Vocal Library) 20 50600009 Mozart Opera Arias: Baritone/Bass (ed. Toscano; Ricordi) 21* 50486355 Verdi: Arias for Baritone (Cantolopera series; Ricordi) 22 50483463 Verdi: Arias for Baritone (Arie del Melodrama Italiano series; Ricordi) 2 BARITONE OPERA ARIAS in collections distributed by Hal Leonard composer opera aria publication Adamo Little Women There was a knight 4 Adamo Little Women Kennst du das Land 4 Adams I Was Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky Dewain's Song of Liberation and Surprise 5* Adams El Niño Shake the Heavens 5* Adams El Niño Dawn Air 5* Adams Nixon in China News has a kind of mystery 5* Adams Nixon in China Chou En-lai's Epilogue 5* Argento The Boor Boor's Aria 5* Argento Casanova's Homecoming Casanova's Final Air 5* Argento Christopher Sly Sly's Aria 5* Argento The Masque of Angels Metatron's Sermon 5* Argento The Shoemaker's Holiday Ralph's Letter-Ballad 5* Argento The Shoemaker's Holiday Simon's Aria 5* Argento A Waterbird Talk The Lecturer 5* Barber Antony and Cleopatra Hark! the land bids me 4 Barber A Hand of Bridge And this will be my epitaph 4 Barber Vanessa You rascal, you! I never knew you had a soul 1, 2, 4 Barber Vanessa For ev'ry love there is a last farewell 4 Beeson Dr. Heidegger's Fountain of Youth Prescription for Living 5* Beeson Hello Out There The Gambler's Song 5* Beethoven Fidelio Ha! welch' ein Augenblick! 3 Bellini I puritani Ah! per sempre io ti perdei 1, 2, 6, 11* Bernstein Mass A Simple Song 5* Bernstein Trouble in Tahiti There's a Law (Sam's Aria) 5* Bizet Carmen Votre toast, je peux voux le rendre 1, 2, 3, 9*, 12* Blitzstein Regina Greedy Girl 4 Bolcom McTeague Jehosophat! 4 Britten Albert Herring Virtue, says holy writ 14 Britten Albert Herring Tickling a trout 14 Britten Albert Herring Churchyard's agog with a crowd of folk 14 Britten Billy Budd Jemmy Legs likes me 14 Britten Billy Budd Look! Through the port comes the moonshine astray! 14 Britten Billy Budd I had to strike down that Jemmy Legs 14 Britten Gloriana Caution is better, Sweet Highness (Cecil's Song of 14 3 Government) Britten A Midsummer Night's Dream Bottom's Dream (When my cue comes, call me) 15 Britten A Midsummer Night's Dream Sweet Moon, I thank thee for thy sunny beams 15 Britten The Rape of Lucretia Within this frail crucible of light 14 Cavalli La calisto Va pur…Se non giovano 6 Cilea Adriana Lecouvreur Ecco il monologo 6 Cilea L'Arlesiana Come due tizzi accessi 6 Corigliano The Ghosts of Versailles They wish they could kill me 4 Corigliano The Ghosts of Versailles Figaro was supposed to return the necklace 4 Donizetti Don Pasquale Bella siccome un angelo 1, 2, 3, 6, 8* Donizetti L'elisir d'amore Come Paride vezzoso 1, 2, 6 Donizetti L'elisir d'amore Udite, udite, o rustici 9* Donizetti La favorita Ma de' malvagi… Vien, Leonora, a' piedi tuoi 6, 11* Donizetti Lucia di Lammermoor Cruda, funesta smania 3, 6, 8* Floyd Cold Sassy Tree Rucker's Sermon 5* Floyd Cold Sassy Tree I've Known I've Loved You 5* Floyd Of Mice and Men George's Aria 5* Floyd The Passion of Jonathan Wade Sleep, conscience, sleep 5* Floyd Willie Stark Single bed blanket 5* Floyd Willie Stark We all come out of the earth 5* Gay/Britten The Beggar's Opera Thus gamesters united in friendship 16 Giordano Andrea Chènier Son sessant'anni 13 Giordano Andrea Chènier Nemico della patria 6, 10*, 13 Gounod Faust Avant de quitter ces lieux 1, 2, 3 Gounod Faust Dio possente, Dio d'amor 13 Gounod Roméo et Juliette Mab, la reine des mensonges 1, 2 Gruenberg The Emperor Jones Oh, Lawd Jesus, heah my prayer 4 Handel Rinaldo Sibillar gli angui d'Aletto 6 Harbison The Great Gatsby I remember long ago 4 Humperdinck Hansel und Gretel Ach, wir armen Leute 1, 2 Kurka The Good Soldier Schweik Dear Madame 4 Leoncavallo I pagliacci Si può…Si può 1, 2, 3, 6, 10* Leoncavallo Zazà Zazà, piccola zingara 1, 2, 11*, 13 Mascagni Cavalleria rusticana Il cavallo scalpita 10* Massenet Hérodiade Salomé! Salomé! 3 4 Massenet Hérodiade Vision fugitive 1, 2, 3 Massenet Thaïs Voilà donc la terrible cité 1, 2 Menotti Amahl and the Night Visitors Oh, woman, you may keep the gold 4 Menotti The Consul The Police Agent's Aria 4 Menotti The Old Maid and the Thief When the air sings of summer 4 Montemezzi L'amore dei tre re Fiora! 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