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Ingratissima Clori. Piano and Keyboard sheet music. Soprano Voice sheet music.

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Ingratissima Clori. Фортепиано и клавиатура ноты. Сопрано Голос ноты.

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Ingratissima Clori composed by Benedetto Vinaccesi. Edited by Michael Talbot. For Soprano voice and basso continuo. Full score and parts. 92x8. pages. Duration 7 minutes. Published by Edition HH Music Publishers. HH.HH105-FSP. ISBN 1-904229-63-8. IThe text for Ingratissima Clori does not appear in Ottoboni's Trattenimenti poetici, and its authorship is therefore uncertain. However, it exhibits one of Ottoboni's most consistent stylistic 'trademarks' - the use of end-rhyme throughout the recitative stanzas. , not merely in a final couplet. - and the worldly- wise view of romantic love expressed in it. amounting to. if one love-object is unresponsive to you, seek another. is very much in his vein. It should be considered a candidate for his authorship. The text comprises two arias, each introduced by a short recitative. This is the 'RARA' layout that dominated the cantata around 1700, before becoming displaced from favour in its turn by the even more condensed 'ARA' layout.

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Ingratissima Clori composed by Benedetto Vinaccesi. Под редакцией Майкла Talbot. Для сопрано и баса континуо. Партитура и партии. 92x8. страницы. Продолжительность 7 минут. Издатель издание НН музыкальных издателей. HH.HH105-FSP. ISBN 1-904229-63-8. IThe text for Ingratissima Clori does not appear in Ottoboni's Trattenimenti poetici, and its authorship is therefore uncertain. However, it exhibits one of Ottoboni's most consistent stylistic 'trademarks' - the use of end-rhyme throughout the recitative stanzas. , А не просто в конечном куплета. - and the worldly- wise view of romantic love expressed in it. amounting to. if one love-object is unresponsive to you, seek another. is very much in his vein. It should be considered a candidate for his authorship. The text comprises two arias, each introduced by a short recitative. This is the 'RARA' layout that dominated the cantata around 1700, before becoming displaced from favour in its turn by the even more condensed 'ARA' layout.