Partition complète, Mirette, Opérette en trois actes, Messager, André

André Messager

Description

Pratiquez les partitions de Mirette partition complète, opérettes, fruit du travail de Messager, André. Cette partition romantique célèbre écrite pour les instruments comme: solistes vocaux, orchestre, chœur
Cette partition se constitue d'une variété de mouvements: 3 Acts et l'on retrouve ce genre de musique classifiée dans les genres partitions chœur mixte, Stage travaux, opéras, pour voix et chœur avec orchestre, partitions pour voix, pour voix, chœur mixte, orchestre, langue française, partitions pour orchestre, opérettes
Redécouvrez en même temps une sélection de musique pour solistes vocaux, orchestre, chœur sur YouScribe, dans la rubrique Partitions de musique romantique.
Edition: London: Chappell & Co, 1894. Plate 19682.
Traducteur: Frederic Edward Weatherly (1848–1929), Harry Greenbank (fl. 1895)and Adrian Ross (1859-1933), English text
Libbretiste: Michel Carré (1821-1872)

Sujets

• Romantique
• Orchestre
• Choeur
• Soliste
• Messager

Informations

• Publié par: MESSAGER
• Nombre de lectures: 111
• Licence : Libre de droits
• Langue: Français
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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MlRETTE
NewA Opera inThree Acts
WRITTEN EXPRESSLY FORTHE SAVOY THEATRE
ThE Bank hy ^
MICHEL CARRE
ENGLISH LYRICS BY ENGLISH DIALOGUE BY
FREDERIC E.WEATHERLY HARRY GREENBANK
NEW VERSION WITH NEW LYRICS BY
ADRIAN ROSS
THE MUSIC BY^
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MESSACER
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A COPYRIGHT MDCCCXCIV BY CHAPPELL&C9First performed at the Savoy Theatre, London, under the management Mh, D'C)YLY CaRTE,of
on Tuesday, July 3,
1894.
MIRETTK.
^,Characters.
The Baron van den Berg RichardMr Temple.
Gerard DE .MONTIGNY (Nephew SCOTTthe Marquise) MU FiSHE.of
PicoRiN \ /Mr Courtice Pounds.
Bobinet 1 Mr Walter Passmore.
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FRANCAL 1 jQj^^,^^1^ COATES.
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Bertuccio I . Mr Scott Russell.
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Gipsy)MIRETTE (a MiSS FLORENCE ST. JOHN.
BlANCA (Daughter tlie Baron Van den Berg) MiSS PERRY.of
ZERBINETTE la Gipsy) MiSS E.M.MIE OWEN.
The Marquise de Montigny Miss Rosina Brandram.
Chorus of Gipsies, Soldiers, Villagers, Ladies, and Gentlemen.
The Opera produced under the stage direction MR. CHARLES HARRIS, and under theof
personal supervision the Author and Composer.of
ACT I._ A Forest Glade ix Flanders.- J. Harker.
ACT II.-Hall in the Chateau of the Marquise.- W.Harford.
ACT III.- A Village Green, near the Chateau.- T. E. Ryan.
of one month is supposed elapse(An interval to between Act L, and II., and an interval
of three weeks between Acts II. and III.)
Period: 1785.
Musical Director- FRANC^OIS CELLIER.MR.
SEYMOUR.Stage Manager- MR. W. H.
Acting MR. J. W. BECKWITH.
The Dances arranged Costumes bv ALIAS, Mdme.by MR. JOHN D'AUBAN. The M.
SON. Wigs byAUGUSTE, Mdme. LEON, MR. B. J. SIMMONS, and MESSRS. ANGEL &
CLARKSON. Properties bj MR. SKELLY. Stage Machinist, MR. PETER WHITE. Electrician,
-Mr. Lyons.
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with Solos From Egypt's royal line 21. Chorus
iBertucrio) The good old earth 8la. Song
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have voice 14Chorus We missed the3. VALSE
rest 18Song (Mirftte) Roaming on with never a3a. Bohemian
When winter gales were loud 23(Francal)4. Song
29(Mirette) Ha, ha! it's so amusing4a. Song
33(Picorin) Now stars above5. Song
Alcala 37Song (BohinH) Long ago in6.
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me! 48and Gerard) Ah! Nay, do not fly8. Duet {'Mmttp
We've called as pillagers -. 51Chorus9.
53Dance9a. Pantomime
Seize them! Seize them! 5510. Finale
Act II.
forward thro' the fading light _: _... 69(Mirette) So11. Old Ballad
convent closes 72In quietSong (Gerard)12.
75Maiden with the wavy tresses{Gerard, Mirette and Picorin)Trio13.
discuss 80The programme 111Duet (Marquise and Bobinet)14.
convent gray 88But yesterday, inSong (Bianca)15.
93sailed his good old Arkaiid Gerard) When NoahTrio (Bobinet, Picorin16.
to your kind command 95ObedientChorus of Guests17.
99was Mrs. AdamWhen EveFan Song (Marquise)17a.
104come, Madame la MarquiseWe18. Finale
108cavalier of SpainOnce a18a. Song (Mirette) with Chorus
III.Act
golden summer 131Oh, the light of theChorus19.
139was a mighty oneChorus Good William Tell20. Long Bow Song (Bobinet) with
143dancerBaron) I'm a little gipsyQuintet (Zer:, Mar:, Pia, Bob.- and21.
152a pretty peasantThere was once22. Song (Mirette)
yeomen 157hurrah! for the merryHurrah!23. Chorus
1*5023a Dance
march away 163Then shoulder bows and2'6b Chorus
165and Baron) Ah, Monsieur le Baron24. Duet (Marquise
170Belgian bowmenOh! the pride of the25. Finale»
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FOUNDED ON THE FRENri] OF
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