Air
Air, also spelled ayre, is a composition written for several voices, often without instrumental accompaniment; popular in the late 16th and early 17th centuries.
Air, sheet music:
The Marriage of Figaro, K.492 (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)
Air with Variations in F major (George Frideric Handel)
RUSLAN AND LYUDMILA. Ruslan’s Aria (Mikhail Glinka)
RUSALKA. Scene and Rusalka’s Aria (Alexander Dargomyzhsky)
RUSALKA. Prelude and Princess’ Aria (Alexander Dargomyzhsky)
RUSALKA. Aria-duet (Princess, Prince) (Alexander Dargomyzhsky)
ELÉAZAR’S ARIA from Opera LA JUIVE (ELEAZAROVA ARIJA iz Opere JEVREJKA) (Halévy, Fromental)
RUSALKA. Miller’s Aria (Alexander Dargomyzhsky)
L’INIQUO VOTO (V SUDE NEPRAVOM), Aria (Mikhail Glinka)
RUSLAN AND LYUDMILA. Scene and Lyudmila’s Aria (Mikhail Glinka)
RUSLAN AND LYUDMILA. Ratmir’s Aria (Mikhail Glinka)
A LIFE FOR THE TSAR (IVAN SUSANIN). Susanin’s Aria (Mikhail Glinka)
A LIFE FOR THE TSAR (IVAN SUSANIN). Vanya’s Recitative and Aria with Chorus (Mikhail Glinka)
A LIFE FOR THE TSAR (IVAN SUSANIN). Chorus and Sobinin’s Aria (Mikhail Glinka)
PRINCE IGOR. Khan Konchak’s Aria (Alexander Borodin)
PRINCE IGOR’S ARIA (Alexander Borodin)
ITALIAN ARIA (Gottfried Heinrich Stölzel)
ARIA (Bernardo Pasquini)
SONATA IN D MINOR (ARIA), K32 (Domenico Scarlatti)