Based on incidents in the life of the Roman emperor Titus, La Clemenza di Tito was composed during the same climactic period in which Mozart completed the Requiem and The Magic Flute, and first performed in Prague in September 1791, a few months before his death. Authoritative Breitkopf & Härtel edition.
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Like Idomeneo but better!,
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This review is from: La Clemenza di Tito in Full Score (Paperback)
Un-like "clemenza's" brother tragic opera seria "Idomeneo", this opera is only about 140 minutes+. (Idomeneo, was 3hours+) The arias are very beautiful. Mozart composed this opera during "Die Zauberflote", and look at the outcome. This opera is a great opera, the score is grand, yet simple, and the numbers beautiful. I implore you to buy this. This score contains the complete score, the instrumentation, and the tabel of contents. Get this score!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Like Idomeneo but better!,
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This review is from: La Clemenza di Tito in Full Score (Paperback)
Un-like "clemenza's" brother tragic opera seria "Idomeneo", this opera is only about 140 minutes+. (Idomeneo, was 3hours+) The arias are very beautiful. Mozart composed this opera during "Die Zauberflote", and look at the outcome. This opera is a great opera, the score is grand, yet simple, and the numbers beautiful. I implore you to buy this. This score contains the complete score, the instrumentation, and the tabel of contents. Get this score!
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Diasappointed again,
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This review is from: La Clemenza di Tito in Full Score (Paperback)
I bought this score to study Servilia's aria and her duet with Annio, but they are written on a clef I've never seen before. I've found that the German publisher, Barenreiter seems to be the best publications for opera scores. However, they are only in Italian and German. They are worth spending the extra money.
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