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This song was composed in London in 1848. This is the second part of trilogy of Tristia (op. 18) which was published entirely in 1852. The topic of the song is Ophelia’s death in the Act 4 of Hamlet, written by William Shakespeare. Hector Berlioz is a master of counterpoint. This little-known romantic and delicate song deserves to be known and has a place in concert repertoires.
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| | |  Written after William Shakespeare, Ophélie s death is a piece by Hector Berlioz. For two female voices (Soprano and Contralto) accompanied by a Piano, this piece tells the story of the death of Ophélie, while she was picking some flowers next to a torrential river. Even though the end of the story is sad, the music is highly lyrical resulting from the combination of the two voices, and the Piano part could be played by an upper intermediate player. Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) was a French Romantic composer who made a significant contribution to music. His best-known pieces are his ''Fantastic Symphony'' and his ''Requiem''.
Minimum delivery time 2 to 3 weeks.
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| | |  Christmas carol, for 2 treble voices, 3 or 4 a cappella mixed voices or with wind quintet accompaniment (flute, oboe, clarinet in A, bassoon, horn in F).
Third prize in the composition contest "Noëls pour l'an 2000"
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