Par SAARIAHO KAIJA. Kaija Saariaho 's Emilie Suite was a joint commission by Carnegie Hall, New York City, Cité de la Musique, Paris, Luzerner Sinfonieorchester and Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg. It was first performed on 30 November 2011 at Carnegie Hall by the Avanti! Chamber Orchestra conducted by Hannu Lintu, with Elizabeth Futral (soprano). The first performance in Paris took place on 23 April 2013 at Cité de la Musique by the Avanti! Chamber Orchestraconducted by Ernest Martinez Izquierdo, with Barbara Hannigan (soprano). / Niveau : 4 / Post-1900 / Répertoire / Soprano et Piano

Ce forfait tout-en-un comprend les Arias originaux pour livre de soprano de la G. Schirmer Opera Anthology avec deux CD d'accompagnement et le livre de Diction Coach correspondant / ensemble de deux CD.Diction Coach comprend des cours enregistrés de diction, l'IPA et Word pour les traductions de mots. En plus des accompagnements au piano jouables à la fois sur votre lecteur de CD et l'ordinateur, le CD d'accompagnement renforcées comprennent également un logiciel de réglage de tempo pour l'utilisation de l'ordinateur CD-ROM. / Soprano Et Piano

Par BELL IAIN . A fifteen-minute song cycle for soprano and piano, which was first performed on 8 September 2007 at the European Music Festival, Stuttgart by Diana Damrau (soprano) and Matthias Lademann (piano). Both the music and the text are by Iain Bell./ Répertoire / Soprano et Piano

Retrouvez ici l'oeuvre de Witold Lutoslawski 'Chantefleurs et Chantefables' pour soprano et orchestre. Partitions pour soprano et piano. / Chant Et Piano

Broken Branches is a short 3 minute song/meditation for soprano piano and double bass. It was written for a concert in New York in 1993 which featured a whole programme of political songs; composers were left free tochoose their own subject matter. The conflict in the former Yugoslavia was then at one of its many furious peaks and Weir made a transcription from a recording of a sad choral song from Croatia called zaspo Janko podjablonem. Work for Soprano Piano and Double Bass.

Edward Thomas was born in Lambeth on 3rd March 1878 and spent most of his childhood in London. His holidays however were spent with relatives in Swindon and it was there that he developed his abiding love of all things rural.He was educated at St Paul's Hammersmith and was encouraged in his creative writing by James Ashcroft Noble whose daughter he secretly married after her father's death and to the great disapproval of her family. Despitegrowing anxiety over poverty ill health and literary discouragement which exacerbated a natural tendency to depression Thomas worked unstintingly as a reviewer and wrote and published over 30 books between 1897 and 1917.'Adlestrop' was written with four other poems between 7th and 9th June 1915. He enlisted in 1915 at the age of 37 and was called to the Front in 1917. He arrived at Arras on 9th February 1917 and was killed on the 9th April Easter Monday by a shell blast in the opening minutes of the offensive.This work for Soprano and Piano was premiered by Jane Manning and Dominic Saunders at the Aldeburgh Festival in 1989. Text by Edward Thomas. A3 ScoreAvailable: SOS03574

Kaija Saariaho's Emilie was commissioned by Opéra de Lyon, Barbican Centre, London and Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon. It was first performed on 1st March 2010 at Opéra de Lyon with Karita Mattila, soprano, conducted by Kazushi Ono. The stage director was François Girard. / Soprano Et Piano

Elizabeth Maconchy's The Sun Moon and Stars consists of four settings of poems by Thomas Traherne for Soprano And Piano. Commissioned by Jane Manning and Richard Rodney Bennett.

Work for Soprano and Piano. First performed by Jane Manning and John McCabe In 1981.

POD-John Tavener's 1984 work A Mini Song-Cycle For Gina for Soprano and Piano was written for Gina Cowen who gave the first performance along with Judith Ginsburg at St John's Church Ladbroke Grove London on 3rd April 1986. Text by W.B. Yeats.This is a special item which is made to order.

For Soprano and Piano.These songs to poems by Verlaine were written in July 1969 and first performed by Jane Manning and Susan Bradshaw at Conway Hall London on 14th October 1970. They were revised in August 2009.