 Don Carlos in Full Score
by Giuseppe Verdi
Based on Schiller's tragedy about intrigue at the court of Philip II, Don Carlos ranks among Verdi's most complex and challenging works. This modestly priced version is reproduced from the authoritative G. Ricordi edition.
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| |  L' Arlésienne Suites Nos. 1 & 2 Full Score
by Georges Bizet
The incidental music from Daudet's play L'Arlésienne (The Woman of Arles) reflects the vitality, rich color, abundant and varied melody, and masterly orchestrations for which the composer of Carmen is renowned.
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 Carmen Suites Nos. 1 and 2 in Full Score
by Georges Bizet
Authoritative editions of Suite No. 1 (Prélude, Aragonaise, Intermezzo, Séguedille, Les Dragons d'Alcala, Les Toréador) and Suite No. 2 (Marche des Contrebandiers, Habanera, Nocturne, Chanson du Toréador, La Garde Montante, Danse Bohême).
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| |  Carmen Vocal Score
by Georges Bizet
This inexpensive, authoritative edition of one of the world's most popular operas presents the classic 1895 Schirmer edition in the original French, with a complete English singing version by Dr. Theodore Baker.
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 Aida in Full Score
by Giuseppe Verdi
Verdi's most popular opera, performed at New York's Metropolitan Opera more than any other work. Reproduced directly from the authoritative edition published by G. Ricordi of Milan.
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| |  Requiem in Full Score
by Giuseppe Verdi
Considered by many to be Verdi's finest composition, this highly dramatic work is a tour de force of melodic invention, technical mastery, and virtuoso orchestration.
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 Rigoletto in Full Score
by Giuseppe Verdi
Standard Ricordi edition of perennially popular masterpiece. Tragic story of jester and his daughter remarkable for bold characterization, superb drama, glorious music. Lists of characters and instruments.
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| |  La Traviata in Full Score
by Giuseppe Verdi
One of Verdi's most popular operas — a compelling musical drama of a beautiful courtesan redeemed by love. Reprinted from the authoritative edition prepared by G. Ricordi, Milan.
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 Il Trovatore in Full Score
by Giuseppe Verdi
Il Trovatore is one of Giuseppe Verdi's most successful and most performed operas. Supremely melodic, vigorously paced, it is filled with arias and vocal ensembles of thrilling power, rich in opportunities for bravura singing.
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| |  La Boheme in Full Score
by Giacomo Puccini
Authoritative Italian edition of one of the world's most beloved operas. Sturdy, attractive volume reprints every note of Puccini's masterpiece, based on Murger's novel. English translations of list of characters and instruments.
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 La Fanciulla del West in Full Score
by Giacomo Puccini
Set in the days of the California Gold Rush, La Fanciulla del West (The Girl of the Golden West) is a staple of the repertoire, filled with dramatic touches, lyric beauty, and brilliant orchestration.
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| |  Madama Butterfly in Full Score
by Giacomo Puccini
Widely admired for its melodic richness and glorious orchestral scoring, Madama Butterfly ranks as one of the greatest favorites of the operatic repertoire. It is reprinted here complete and unabridged from the authoritative G. Ricordi edition.
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 Tosca in Full Score
by Giacomo Puccini
One of the most performed and recorded operas of all time, this intense drama revolves around lust, revenge, and betrayal. Reprinted from the authoritative full-score edition published shortly after the opera's 1900 premiere.
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| |  Images in Full Score
by Claude Debussy
Written during the years 1905 to 1912, this evocative orchestral triptych features Ibéria, scored with Spanish castanets and tambourines; Gigues, a moody tribute to England; and Rondes de printemps, a celebration of spring in the French countryside.
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 Pelleas et Melisande in Full Score
by Claude Debussy
The tragic tale of brothers who are in love with the same mysterious woman, Debussy's only opera is a perfect marriage of music and verse. Reprint from the E. Fromont 1904 edition.
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| |  Ariadne auf Naxos in Full Score
by Richard Strauss
One of Strauss' most highly regarded operas combines music of great satiric wit and breathtaking flights of lyricism while it intermingles backstage comedy, Greek mythology, and Italian commedia dell'arte. Reprinted from the 1916 Adolph Fürstner edition.
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 Der Rosenkavalier in Full Score
by Richard Strauss
First inexpensive edition of great operatic masterpiece, reprinted complete and unabridged from rare, limited Fürstner edition (1910) approved by Strauss.
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| |  Cosi fan Tutte in Full Score
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Accurate, scholarly edition, first published by C. F. Peters, is reprinted here in complete score. One of Mozart's greatest operas with Da Ponte libretto. Features critical commentary. Preface. Translated frontmatter.
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 Idomeneo in Full Score
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Considered the greatest of all opera seria, Idomeneo offers a score rich in dramatic force and heroic emotion, with a new emphasis on choral singing. Reprinted from the authoritative edition published by Breitkopf & Härtel.
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| |  The Magic Flute (Die Zauberflote) in Full Score
by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
This inexpensive, authoritative edition of Mozart's last opera featuring all the spoken dialogue will be welcomed by all Mozarteans and opera enthusiasts. Translation of German frontmatter. Dramatis personae. List of Numbers.
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 Giulio Cesare in Full Score
by George Frideric Handel
One of the most popular of Handel's Italian-language operas, here is the time-honored story of Caesar and Cleopatra in Egypt, enjoyed for its many gorgeous melodies, inspired orchestration, and exciting plot.
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| |  Israel in Egypt in Full Score
by George Frideric Handel
This magnificent oratorio portrays the tribulations of the Jews, the plagues of Egypt, and related Biblical events. Glorious example of the use of the chorus as a dramatic medium. Full contents in English and German.
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 Messiah in Full Score
by George Frideric Handel, Alfred Mann
Best-known, most beloved large-scale musical work in the English-speaking world. A brilliant amalgam of traditional Italian opera, English anthem, and German Passion.
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