Mozart’s Vocal Elegance: Six Nocturnes for Voices and PianoProduct Type:Sheet Music / Vocal ScoreTitle:Six Nocturnes / Hat notturnoComposer:Wolfgang Amadeus MozartEditor:Ferenc SzekeresTranslator:Dr. Kroly VarghaBrand Name:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadMPN / Item Number:5694ISMN:9790080056943Genre:Pedagogical Performance Pieces / ClassicalSetting:Voices with Piano (Three voices: SAT or SAB)Language:Hungarian (Translations of Italian lyrics)Format:Paperback, A/4Length:20 pagesWeight:0.072 kgCountry of Origin:HungaryOverviewDelve into the intimate vocal world of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with this 1969 edition of theSix Nocturnes(Hat notturno). Published by Editio Musica Budapest and edited by the distinguished Ferenc Szekeres, this collection is arranged for three voices (Soprano, Alto, and Tenor or Baritone) with piano accompaniment. Originally written for voices and woodwinds (basset horns), these pieces are presented here as accessible pedagogical and performance material. The Hungarian translations by Dr. Kroly Vargha allow local choirs and vocal ensembles to perform these charming, lyrical masterpieces with linguistic ease while maintaining Mozarts signature grace.ttekintsMerljn el Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart benssges voklis vilgban aHat notturno1969-es kiadsval. Az Editio Musica Budapest gondozsban, Szekeres Ferenc szerkesztsben megjelent gyjtemny hrom nekhangra (szoprn, alt s tenor vagy bariton) s zongoraksretre kszlt. Az eredetileg nekhangokra s fvsokra (basszetkrtkre) rt mvek ebben a kiadsban kivl pedaggiai s eladsi anyagknt szolglnak. Dr. Vargha Kroly magyar fordtsai lehetv teszik a hazai krusok s nekegyttesek szmra, hogy Mozart jellegzetes bjt s lraisgt anyanyelvkn szlaltassk meg.Product FeaturesFlexible Instrumentation:Suitable for three solo voices (SAT/SAB) or a small mixed choir.Vocal Range:Accessible ranges ideal for music schools, conservatory students, and amateur ensembles.Historical Accuracy:Edited by Ferenc Szekeres, ensuring the phrasing and dynamics align with 18th-century performance traditions.Compact Format:Lightweight A/4 size, easy to handle during rehearsals and performances.Interesting FactsThe Original Context:Mozart composed these nocturnes (K. 346, 436439, 549) between 1783 and 1788, likely for social gatherings at the home of his friend Gottfried von Jacquin.The Editor:Ferenc Szekeres (founder of the Budapest Madrigal Choir) was a specialist in vocal polyphony, making this edition highly reliable for choral conductors.The Lyricist Connection:The original Italian texts were largely by the famous librettist Pietro Metastasio, whose poetry defined the “Age of Enlightenment.”Adaptability:While originally accompanied by three basset horns, the piano reduction in this EMB edition makes these pieces much more versatile for modern concert settings and music classrooms.rdekessgekEredeti krnyezet:Mozart ezeket a noktrnket (K. 346, 436439, 549) 1783 s 1788 kztt komponlta, valsznleg bartja, Gottfried von Jacquin otthonban tartott barti sszejvetelekre.A szerkeszt:Szekeres Ferenc, a Budapesti Madriglkrus alaptja, a voklis polifnia specialistja volt, gy szerkesztse garancia a szakmai hitelessgre.Szvegi httr:Az eredeti olasz szvegeket nagyrszt a hres librettista, Pietro Metastasio rta, akinek kltszete meghatrozta a felvilgosods kort.Sokoldalsg:Br az eredeti ksret hrom basszetkrtre rdott, az EMB kiads zongorakivonata sokkal hozzfrhetbb teszi ezeket a darabokat a modern koncerttermek s zeneiskolk szmra.Contents / TartalomjegyzkLuci care, luci belleDrga szemprSe lontan, ben mio, tu seiTvol jrszDue pupille amabiliSzemekPiu non si trovanoH szvvelEcco quel fiero istante&