The song Dirti Addio means to bid you farewell and was originally composed under the title L’Amore Funesto or Fatal Love in 1842.
Dirti Addio for Voice, Horn in F and Piano by Harold Meek
$10.00
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Dirti Addio for Voice, Horn, Piano
Gaetano Donizetti edited by Harold Meek
The song Dirti Addio means to bid you farewell and was originally composed under the title L’Amore Funesto or Fatal Love in 1842. This work blends the voice with the lyrical qualities of the horn with a beautiful accompaniment for harp or piano.
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| Weight | 6 oz |
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