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(Vocal Score). Italian/English. Translated by Martin.

(Vocal Score). Italian/English. Translated by Martin.

(Opera). Italian/English.

(Vocal Score). Italian Only Cloth Score.

(Vocal Score). Italian/English. Translated by Machlis.

La traviata - vocal score by Giuseppe Verdi. Schirmer edition, 1899. Original Italian libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, English translation by Natalia McFarren.

(Opera). Ricordi is proud to present the first titles in their new series of orchestral scores featuring engaging images (from Casa Ricordi's historical archives) and synopses in Italian, English, French and German. In addition, these scores feature heavier cover and paper stock... Read Full Overview

One of Verdi's most popular opera, La Traviata is based on La Dame aux Cam lias ("Camille"), the novel and play by Alexandre Dumas, fils that enthralled Parisian audiences of the 1850s with a stirring portrayal of a beautiful courtesan redeemed by love... Read Full Overview

One of the greatest operas of all time, La Traviata opens up like never before in a charming book that includes the libretto, the storyline, and history, and much much more. These opera books are beloved by fans and lovers of musical theater. And now they're available... Read Full Overview

Now one of Verdi's most beloved works, La traviata was initially far from a success--Verdi declared its 1853 premiere a "fiasco," and later reworked parts of five pieces in the first two acts, retaining the original setting for the rest. The first performance of the new... Read Full Overview

La Traviata: A Timeless Tale of Love, Sacrifice, and Redemption Giuseppe Verdi's "La Traviata" stands as a testament to the enduring power of opera to captivate and transcend the boundaries of time and culture. Premiered in 1853, this operatic masterpiece has enthralled audiences... Read Full Overview

La Traviata is one of Verdi's most famous operas, centering on the doomed love between the courtesan Violetta Val ry and the nobleman Alfredo Germont. Set in 19th-century Paris, the opera explores themes of love, sacrifice, and societal pressures, with a haunting score that... Read Full Overview

In this guide, Julian Budden reviews the difficulties that faced the management that had commissioned La Traviata and how, in some previously unpublished letters, Verdi fought their views on casting the leading lady. Denis Arnold contributes a musical commentary. April FitzLyon... Read Full Overview

"I complain bitterly of the editions of my last operas, made with such little care, and filled with an infinite number of errors."--Giuseppe Verdi