维托里奥·蒙蒂











Csárdás



查尔达什，美國空軍樂隊演奏


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维托里奥·蒙蒂（Vittorio Monti，1868年1月6日－1922年6月20日）是意大利作曲家、小提琴家和指挥家。


蒙蒂生于那不勒斯，在馬耶拉聖伯多祿音樂學院学习小提琴和作曲。1900年他成为巴黎拉穆勒管弦樂團的特邀指挥，他写了许多芭蕾和小歌剧，比如Noël de Pierrot。


蒙蒂最著名的作品是《查尔达斯》，写于1904年。



外部链接




  • Csárdás for Violin and Piano on www.kreusch-sheet-music.net


  • Csárdás arranged for accordion


  • Czárdás arranged for string quartet [1]


  • Csárdás for Violin and Guitar on [2]


  • Vittorio Monti的免费乐谱，由国际乐谱典藏计划提供


  • Vittorio Monti sheet music: contemporary arrangements





规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • BIBSYS: 1004382

  • BNE: XX1064172

  • BNF: cb13897655f (data)

  • CONOR: 52574307

  • GND: 121071189

  • ISNI: 0000 0001 0865 3602

  • LCCN: n81079023

  • LNB: 000036671

  • MusicBrainz: 730b87ad-1774-43a0-9a65-5ec9314c0cf1

  • NDL: 00901790

  • NKC: xx0013444

  • NNL: 000552363

  • SNAC: w6378k98

  • SUDOC: 150501072

  • VIAF: 5118414



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