If you are singing a chorus part or soloist part, the music for your voice part (for any given opera) costs £14.99 (including postage & packing to anywhere in the world).
Your order will be confirmed by e-mail within 24 hours of it being received by us. Items are sent within 2 working days of your order being received by us, and often on the same working day.
We send orders to UK addresses using Recorded First Class Mail.
When we ship to destinations outside the UK, the CDs may be subject to the customs fees and import duties of the country to which you have your order shipped. These charges are always the recipient's responsibility.
Orders for addresses outside the UK are sent by AirMail. The Royal Mail website says this : "Your mail is delivered in just three to five days, depending on destination, and possibly quicker".
As an addition to the AirMail service (for certain destinations outside the UK) you can add AirSure to your purchase. Here's what the Royal Mail says : "For a fast, secure and reliable service to 28 destinations worldwide, look no further than Airsure. Your item will receive priority handling at home and overseas, and benefit from an online tracking facility so you can check your mail's progress along the way." It costs just £4.20, and can be added at the point of purchase on the Musical Solutions website.
If you are asking for the CD to be sent to one of the following countries, you may add Airsure to your purchase : Andorra, Austria, Azores, Balearic Islands, Belgium, Canary Islands, Corsica, Denmark, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Madeira, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Ireland, Slovak Republic, Spain, Spitzbergen, Sweden, Switzerland, and USA.
Please note that if your destination isn’t included in the above list, you can’t use the Royal Mail's Airsure service.
The complete files for any given opera (all chorus parts and all principal parts) are charged at a price dependent upon how many Audio CDs are required to make up 'the set'. Details of this can be found on the individual opera webpages.