Il trovatore (selections and excerpts)

Giuseppe Verdi (1813–1901)

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Composed
1855
Period
Romantic
Genre
Stage & Opera
Instruments
Voice, Piano
Subjects
Instrumental settings · Operas · Piano music

Editions

InstrumentationPublishedPagesSource
Voice
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Baltimore : Th. A. Schmidt, 1855.12Library of Congress, Music Division
Voice
New York : William Hall and Son, 1855.2Library of Congress, Music Division
Voice
New York : Wm. Hall and Son, 1857.11Library of Congress, Music Division
Piano
arr. Claude Melnotte
Saint Louis : Kunkel Brothers, 1871.20Library of Congress, Music Division
Piano
arr. Hugo Bussmeyer
New York : Oakes & Clayton, 1872.4Library of Congress, Music Division
Piano
arr. Claude Melnotte
Saint Louis : Kunkel Brothers, 1874.14Library of Congress, Music Division
Voice
Philadelphia : North & Co., F. A., 1880.14Library of Congress, Music Division
Piano
arr. Charles Dupee Blake
Boston : White, Smith & Co., 1881.15Library of Congress, Music Division
Voice
arr. James John Freeman
New York : Spear & Dehnhoff, 1881.6Library of Congress, Music Division
Piano
Saint Louis : Kunkel Bros., 1883.5Library of Congress, Music Division
Piano
Saint Louis : Kunkel Bros., 1884.8Library of Congress, Music Division
Piano
arr. Claude Melnotte
Saint Louis : Kunkel Bros., 1884.18Library of Congress, Music Division
Guitar
Chicago : S. Brainard's Sons, 1868.4Library of Congress, Music Division
Piano16Internet Archive
Voice16Internet Archive

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