Canzonetta de concert, VWV 4014 (Viardot, Pauline)

First Publication 1880
Genre Categories Canzonettas; For voice, piano; For voices with keyboard; Scores featuring the voice; Scores featuring the piano; French language
Related Works Based upon the second movement of String Quartet No.17 in F major by Haydn.

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 Complete Score (F major: high voice)
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Publisher. Info. Paris: Heugel, n.d.[1880]. Plate H.5029.
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 1. Complete Score (E♭ major: medium voice)
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 2. Complete Score (F major: high voice)
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Publisher. Info. Paris: Heugel, 1880. Plate H. 5112 (1), H. 5029 (2).
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Work Title Canzonetta de concert, tirée du 17ème quatuor de J. Haydn
Alternative. Title Канцонетта. La nuit monte. Già la notte. Night is falling
Composer Viardot, Pauline
Opus/Catalogue NumberOp./Cat. No. VWV 4014
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No. IPV 45
Key E-flat major
First Publication. 1880
Librettist Louis Pomey (1835–1901)
Language French
Dedication Marianne Viardot
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period Romantic
Piece Style Romantic
Instrumentation voice, piano
Related Works Based upon the second movement of String Quartet No.17 in F major by Haydn.

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The music of this arrangement is from the Andante cantabile movement of Haydn’s string quartet in F, op. 3 no. 5, the ‘Serenade’, often now attributed to Roman Hoffstetter. The Italian words were taken from the secular cantatas by Nicola Porpora known as ‘La pesca’ and ‘La tempesta’ (1735). According to an American source Pauline Viardot’s work was first published in 1845, but that seems impossible. Manuscripts are at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, at Harvard (with a musical variant), and at the Médiathèque Hector Berlioz (one there having orchestral parts).
‘La nuit monte, tiède et sombre, Nulle étoile, fleur de l’ombre.’ ‘Già la notte s’avvicina, Vieni o Nice amato bene.’ Ténor ou soprano; baryton ou mezzo-soprano. Paris: Heugel & fils. 1880. New York: G. Schirmer. 1888; c. 1942. —Haydn-Viardot. St. Petersburg and Moscow: V. Bessel’. 1891. (Канцонетта "Ночь безмолвно наступает, звёзды чуть с небес мерцают" Translated by E. Orlova. In: La Lyre vocale. Airs, cavatines et mélodies pour une ou deux voix avec accompagnement de piano, no. 79.

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