Il Barbiere di Siviglia - The Barber of Seville - is Rossini's most successful opera, and the only one which remains in the permanent repertoire. A comedy, it was first produced in Rome in 1816.
The full score is useful for study, for armchair conducting and, of course, for performance. Singers and pianists will be happier with the vocal score, which is easier to carry about in rehearsal, but which only contains a piano reduction of the score.
This is a reprint of an out-of-copyright edition from another publisher, and as such, may not reflect some modern performance practices. Nevertheless, it still represents incredibly good value-for-money.
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