Un di felice, eterea, from La Traviata (violin viola duo)

Title: Un di felice, eterea, from the opera La Traviata

Composer: Giuseppe Verdi, arr. David Gable

Instrumentation: Violin and Viola

Printout: 4 pages

Note: Un di, felice is one of the most beautiful of all operatic duets. In it, Alfredo sings first of his concern for Violetta’s health, then of his love for her. Violetta, in turn, rebuffs Alfredo, then begins to soften to his sincerity. It is preceded and followed by the music of the equally famous Waltz.

The violin part can be played on flute or oboe by eliminating the lower note of the final double stop.

Violin/viola arrangements of the waltz and love duet are available together in the Bargain Bundle Waltz and Love Duet, from La Traviata (violin viola duo) at significant savings.

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More Verdi for violin/viola duo:

Anvil Chorus, from Il Trovatore
Grand March, from Aida
La donna è mobile, from Rigoletto
Soldiers’ Chorus (Part I – “Or co’ dadi), from Il Trovatore
Soldiers’ Chorus (Part II – “Squilli, ercheggi), from Il Trovatore
Valse, from La Traviata
Va Pensiero, from Nabucco