EI Oa On) ES GARO. | bey ||| A MOZARTS E NOZZE DI F ee vello & Ca. Es ee aLTHE SONGS LE NOZZE DI FIGARO Composed by MOZART. t. SB VUOL BALLARE. 2. NON PIU ANDRAL } APRITE UN PO: QUEGL’ OCCHL F LONDON, ; ie | Novello & Co., Ltd. Copyright, won, by Novello, Ewer and Co.NOTE. Mozaxt’s keen appreciation of the subtleties of the words he set to music is often so evident that, without a thorough understanding of their signif- cance, it would be impossible to sing the music—to the spirit of which the words are closely allied—in strict accordance with the composer's intention. With a view to meeting this difficulty » special English version has been adapted, to express, as nearly as possible, the literal meaning of the original Italian text. In these translations no attempt has been made at versifcation, and they do not claim any literary merit, but they may be used in singing the songs, if desired. In any case they will prove valuable to singers who are not familiar with the Italian language. i, cadences, &e., added in small type over the original The altera ent artists. ‘The Editor, however, does not music, are used by many e hold himself responsible for them, and leaves their adoption or rejection to the taste and discretion of the singer.SE VUOL BALLARE. IF YOU WOULD DANCE. CAVATINA. Allegretto.(s..m. FIGRRO. = Se vuolbal- I “re, si-gnorCon-ti-no, se vuol bal - la - re, If you would dance my fine lit-te lord-ship, if you would dance my \ staccato si-gnor Con - ti - no, il chi -tar suo - ne - 4d, fine lit ~ tle lord-ship, —-T'N play for light gui ~ tar, il chi-tar- ri - no le suo-ne-rd, si, le sto-ne- rd, si, ‘fe suo-ne - LU play for you my little gui-tar, yes, IU play for you, sir, my light gui - Se vuol ve - If it___would Copyright, 1992, by Nowelto, Ewer § C2 10387,-ni - re, nel - la mia please you, my school to -o- la lein - se - gne re se vuol ve - ni - re ca - per, TM teach — the If it would please you, nel-ia mia sco-la, — la._ca - pri lein-se- gne - rd, si, my school to fav-or, to ot a TU teach the — way, yes, lein-se-gne- 1d, si, lein- se- gne - rd. I'll teach the way, yes, TU teach the, way. 1osa7sa - pro, Til know, pra, sa - pro, sa - pro, ma know, Tu know, Til know, but Polo, - lt SS pia - no, pia-no, pia-no, pia-no, pia-no, pia-no, gently, gently, gentely, gently, gently, gently, me - glioo-gniar pia - nos bet - ter dis gent - by, 10887-ca - no dis - si - mu lan - do sco-prir po - tro. = bling, these plots mys te IT soon shall know. Lar - te scher-men - do, ‘ar - tea do - pran - do, di qua pu- Art ~ ful-ly fenc - ing, craf - ti - ly scheming, Here Tam - te le mac-chi-ne Fight ~ ing, Jest ~ ing, All the ma ~ chi tr -gnan - do, a tut cresc. ro - ve-scie - rd, ro - ve- sce - £6. Til turn a ~ stray, Tl turn a = stray, 10387B Var - te scher-men-do, ar-tea-do - pran-do, di qua pu - gnan-do, Art ~ ful-ly — fenc-ing. craf -ti ~ ly scheming, Here I am fight-ing, i a. Acrese. di ta scher-zan-do, tut - te le mac - chi-ne ro - ve-scie - rd, there Tam jest-ing, All the ma~ chi ~ ne-ry Til turn a ~ Stray, 2: 4 e- . es; PS SS SSS tut -te le mac-chi-ne ro - ve-scie - rd, tut - te le mac - chi-ne Null the ma - chi-ne-ry Til turn a - stray, all the ma - chi - me-ry = SSS eas << | |-— = | —~ fey - 7 # + | , poco ret ae " ft t—* (o—— ~ FE ro - ye-scie - rd, fo - ve-scie - ro, ro - ve-scie - rd. ru turn a ~ stray, ll tun a ~ stray, TU tum oa - = —¥ J erese. poco rall. f 10987,6 Tempo I. yp Ps = => SSS a= Sapa eS Se vuol bal - la - re, si-gnor Con - ti - no, se vuol bal - la - re, If you would dance, my fine lit - We lord-ship, if you would dance, my (aa P staccato si-gnor Con-ti-no, il chi-tar-ri-no le suo - ne - rd, il chi-tar- fine lit- tle lordship, Tt Play for you my light gui - tar, TU play for fia tempo Presto.* -ti = mo le suo-ne - rd, te suo-ne -rd, si, le suo-ne = 1d. ¢ you my lit-He gui-tar yes, ‘Tl Play for yousir, my light gui - tar. (d = 120) Ta aa lalakta ta la fat