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890389

Mesicku na nebi (Song to the moon), SSSAA a cappella G flat major (arr. Ivana Tuskan) Digital Sheet Music

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Mesicku na nebi (Song to the moon), SSSAA a cappella G flat major (arr. Ivana Tuskan)
by Antonin Dvorak
SSAA Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Antonin Dvorak
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Composer Antonin Dvorak
Arranger Ivana Tuskan
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 8
Arrangement SSAA Choir
Publisher Ivana Tuskan
Product ID 890389
Instruments Choir

Product Description

One of the most beautiful opera arias, "Mesičku na nebi (Song to the Moon)" is a scene from "Rusalka" by Antonin Dvořak. Originally is written for sopran solo and orchestra. This arrangement is for 5-part female ensemble/chorus (SSAAA) a cappella, or S solo and 4part female ensemble/chorus.

The key is original, G flat major (available also in F major)

lyrics: italian

Duration: ca. 04:10

Pages: 8

The sound is electronic preview in G flat major.

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