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One Mad Day was an alternative title for Mozart's famous opera, and that aspect is what is so superbly captured in this breathlessly bustling overture, here expertly transcribed for string quartet by Carlo Martelli. Ideal for colleges, conservatories and professionals.

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One Mad Day was an alternative title for Mozart's famous opera, and that aspect is what is so superbly captured in this breathlessly bustling overture, here expertly transcribed for string quartet by Carlo Martelli. Ideal for colleges, conservatories and professionals.

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One Mad Day was an alternative title for Mozart's famous opera, and that aspect is what is so superbly captured in this breathlessly bustling overture, here expertly transcribed for string quartet by Carlo Martelli. Ideal for colleges, conservatories and professionals.

£5.95

One Mad Day was an alternative title for Mozart's famous opera, and that aspect is what is so superbly captured in this breathlessly bustling overture, here expertly transcribed for string quartet by Carlo Martelli. Ideal for colleges, conservatories and professionals.

£5.95

This famous melody, from the Venetian scene in its composer's last opera, has a captivating charm that no amount of familiarity could ever dispel. The melody, arranged by Carlo Martelli, first appeared in a much earlier operetta called Die Rheinnixen but its universal fame dates from its use in The Tales of Hoffmann.

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This famous melody, from the Venetian scene in its composer's last opera, has a captivating charm that no amount of familiarity could ever dispel. The melody, arranged by Carlo Martelli, first appeared in a much earlier operetta called Die Rheinnixen but its universal fame dates from its use in The Tales of Hoffmann. 1999

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This famous melody, from the Venetian scene in its composer's last opera, has a captivating charm that no amount of familiarity could ever dispel. The melody, arranged by Carlo Martelli, first appeared in a much earlier operetta called Die Rheinnixen but its universal fame dates from its use in The Tales of Hoffmann.

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This famous melody, from the Venetian scene in its composer's last opera, has a captivating charm that no amount of familiarity could ever dispel. The melody, arranged by Carlo Martelli, first appeared in a much earlier operetta called Die Rheinnixen but its universal fame dates from its use in The Tales of Hoffmann.

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These dances, arranged by Carlo Martelli from the third act of Ponchielli's opera are, with those from Verdi's Aida, the most well know ballet music in all Italian opera. They occur during the celebrations accompanying Rudamess triumphant return to Egypt.

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These dances, arranged by Carlo Martelli from the third act of Ponchielli's opera are, with those from Verdi's Aida, the most well know ballet music in all Italian opera. They occur during the celebrations accompanying Rudamess triumphant return to Egypt.

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These dances, arranged by Carlo Martelli from the third act of Ponchielli's opera are, with those from Verdi's Aida, the most well know ballet music in all Italian opera. They occur during the celebrations accompanying Rudamess triumphant return to Egypt.

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These dances, arranged by Carlo Martelli from the third act of Ponchielli's opera are, with those from Verdi's Aida, the most well know ballet music in all Italian opera. They occur during the celebrations accompanying Rudamess triumphant return to Egypt.

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This well loved aria, arranged by Carlo Martelli, occurs towards the climax of the second act of La Bohème, when Musetta and her ex-lover Marcello are reunited.

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This well loved aria, arranged by Carlo Martelli, occurs towards the climax of the second act of La Bohème, when Musetta and her ex-lover Marcello are reunited.

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This well loved aria, arranged by Carlo Martelli, occurs towards the climax of the second act of La Bohème, when Musetta and her ex-lover Marcello are reunited.

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This well loved aria, arranged by Carlo Martelli, occurs towards the climax of the second act of La Bohème, when Musetta and her ex-lover Marcello are reunited.

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This famous aria, arranged by Carlo Martelli, is sung by Calaf in the final act of Puccini's final opera. In it he echoes the cries of Turandot's henchmen as they search for the one person who knows Calaf's name.

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This famous aria, arranged by Carlo Martelli, is sung by Calaf in the final act of Puccini's final opera. In it he echoes the cries of Turandot's henchmen as they search for the one person who knows Calaf's name.

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This famous aria, arranged by Carlo Martelli, is sung by Calaf in the final act of Puccini's final opera. In it he echoes the cries of Turandot's henchmen as they search for the one person who knows Calaf's name.

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This famous aria, arranged by Carlo Martelli, is sung by Calaf in the final act of Puccini's final opera. In it he echoes the cries of Turandot's henchmen as they search for the one person who knows Calaf's name.

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This sentimental song from Puccini's only comic opera has achieved enormous popularity, which this imaginative arrangement by Carlo Martelli should boost considerably.

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This sentimental song from Puccini's only comic opera has achieved enormous popularity, which this imaginative arrangement by Carlo Martelli should boost considerably.

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This sentimental song from Puccini's only comic opera has achieved enormous popularity, which this imaginative arrangement by Carlo Martelli should boost considerably.

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This sentimental song from Puccini's only comic opera has achieved enormous popularity, which this imaginative arrangement by Carlo Martelli should boost considerably.

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This exhilarating piece from Come Ye Sons of Art was originally written for two countertenors and continuo. Carlo Martelli has added some figuration for the viola in this arrangement for string quartet.

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This exhilarating piece from Come Ye Sons of Art was originally written for two countertenors and continuo. Carlo Martelli has added some figuration for the viola in this arrangement for string quartet.

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This exhilarating piece from Come Ye Sons of Art was originally written for two countertenors and continuo. Carlo Martelli has added some figuration for the viola in this arrangement for string quartet.

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This exhilarating piece from Come Ye Sons of Art was originally written for two countertenors and continuo. Carlo Martelli has added some figuration for the viola in this arrangement for string quartet.

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This charming piece is from the 1694 birthday ode to Queen Mary. Here arranged for string quartet by Carlo Martelli, its original scoring was for counter-tenor accompanied by two recorders and strings.

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This charming piece is from the 1694 birthday ode to Queen Mary. Here arranged for string quartet by Carlo Martelli, its original scoring was for counter-tenor accompanied by two recorders and strings.