Roméo Et Juliette – Chorus Score

Premiered in 1867, Romeo et Juliette was composed to a libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carre based upon the Shaespeare play. Apart from Faust, it stands as Gounod’s most popular opera. This chorus score, with the standard piano reduction by Hector Salomon, is a digitally-enhanced reprint of the choral movements from the vocal score issued by G. Schirmer, Inc. in 1897 with an English translation by Dr. Theodore Baker beneath the original French. Contents: Overture et Prologue 1. The Capulets’ Ball 1b. Scene 2b. Recitative et Scene 5. Finale, Act I 6. Entracte et Chorus 8. Scene et Chorus 13. Finale, Act III 18. Epithalamium 19. Finale, Act IV