Arias for Mezzo-Soprano - G. Schirmer Opera Anthology | Classical Vocal Sheet Music for Singers | Includes Pieces from Carmen, Il Trovatore, and More

by Robert L. Larsen (Editor)

A Collection of Iconic Mezzo-Soprano AriasThis G. Schirmer Opera Anthology is an essential collection of classical vocal sheet music featuring some of the most beloved mezzo-soprano arias from renowned operas. Carefully edited by Robert L. Larsen, this volume presents timeless works by Mozart, Verdi, Bizet, Rossini, and more, making it a must-have for opera singers, vocal coaches, and music educators.Ideal for Performers and StudentsDesigned for medium-difficulty vocalists, this collection includes original vocal melodies, lyrics, and piano accompaniment, allowing for authentic performance practice. Whether preparing for auditions, competitions, or recitals, singers will find a diverse selection of dramatic, expressive, and technically rich pieces to refine their artistry.Comprehensive Repertoire for Mezzo-SopranosFeaturing a wide range of styles and emotions, this collection includes powerful dramatic arias and lighthearted lyrical pieces. Explore iconic selections such as Habanera from Carmen, Stride la vampa! from Il Trovatore, Mon cur s'ouvre à ta voix from Samson et Dalila, and many more.Perfect for Singers, Teachers, and Opera LoversThis well-organized anthology is an excellent resource for voice teachers, students, and professional singers. With clear notation and insightful editorial notes, it serves as an indispensable learning and performance tool.A Thoughtful Gift for Opera EnthusiastsWith its high-quality print and diverse repertoire, this collection makes an excellent gift for vocalists, opera fans, and aspiring singers. Whether used for training, enjoyment, or professional performances, it remains a timeless addition to any singers library.

Genres: Music

224 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1991

About the author

Robert Leroy Larsen (November 28, 1934 - March 21, 2021) was a celebrated conductor and stage director.

Educated at the University of Michigan and Indiana University, he founded Des Moines Metro Opera in 1973. He would serve as Conductor and Stage Director for nearly 120 productions over the Company's first 38 seasons.

Additionally, Larsen served as Chair of the Department of Music at Simpson for 33 years, teaching there for a total of 60 years, from 1957 to 2017. He received the Iowa Arts Award in 1990.