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Plays with incidental music#A

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This is an incomplete list of plays for which incidental music has been written.

A very large number of such works have been written, and to limit the size of this article, only items where the composer and/or the playwright has a specific Wikipedia article should be included.

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:* 1695 music by Henry Purcell

:* 1914 music by Sir Hubert Parry

:* music by Anatoly Alexandrov (he later arranged an orchestral suite)

:* 1917 music by Joaquín Turina

:* music by Heinz Tiessen (died 1971)

:* music by Richard Addinsell

:* 1918-19 music by Carl Nielsen, FS. 89

:* 1710 music by George Frideric Handel

:* music by Richard Addinsell

:* music by Leonard Bernstein

:* 1936 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 156

:* 1903 music by Camille Saint-Saëns

:* 1932 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 117 (also 1942)

:* 1942 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 231 (also 1932)

:* 1924 music by Joaquín Turina

:* 1841 music by Felix Mendelssohn

:* 1893 music by Camille Saint-Saëns

:* 1920 music by Willem Pijper (rev. 1922, 1926)

:* music by Heinz Tiessen (died 1971)

:* 1920 music by Florent Schmitt, Op. 69 (to André Gide's French version Antoine et Cléopâtre)

:* 1937 music by Virgil Thomson

:* 1944 music by Leevi Madetoja, Op. 80

:* music by Quincy Porter (died 1966)

:* 1944 music by Henri Sauguet

:* 1920 music by Anatoly Nikolayevich Alexandrov (he later arranged an orchestral suite)

:* music by Georges Bizet. This is best known in the form of two orchestral suites, one compiled by Bizet himself, the other by Ernest Guiraud after Bizet's death.

:* 1937 music by Benjamin Britten

:* music by Camille Saint-Saëns, Op. 128; this was music for a film, not a staged play as such, and is generally considered one of the world's first film scores

:* 1922 music by Roger Quilter

:* 1931 music by Ernst Toch

:* music by Johan Halvorsen (Livet i skogen, Op. 33; died 1935)

:* 1938 music by Ildebrando Pizzetti

:* 1785 music by Johann Abraham Peter Schulz

:* 1786 music by Georg Joseph "Abbé" Vogler

:* music by François Joseph Gossec (died 1829)

:* 1845 music by Felix Mendelssohn

:* 1946 music by Frank Martin

:* 1907 music by Charles Villiers Stanford, Op. 102

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:* 1924 music by Willem Pijper

:* 1926 music by Ernst Toch (R. Viertel's version)

:* music by Anatoly Alexandrov

:* 1926 music by Josef Bohuslav Foerster, Op. 120

:* 1888 music by Paul Vidal

:* music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 192

:* 1893 music by Charles Villiers Stanford, Op. 48

:* 1929 music by Dmitri Shostakovich, Op. 19

:* 1906 music by Jean Sibelius, Op. 51

:* music by Marcel Samuel-Rousseau

  • Bertran de Born (Jean Valmy-Baisse, 1936)

:* 1936 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 152a (in 1937 he reworked the music into his Suite provencale. Op. 152b)

:* 1921 music by Armstrong Gibbs

:* 1883 music by Sir Hubert Parry

:* 1901 music by John Knowles Paine

:* 1947 music by Goffredo Petrassi

:* music by Marios Varvoglis (died 1967)

:* 1923 music by Roger Sessions

:* 1835 music by Julius Rietz

:* 1909 music by Norman O'Neill, Op. 37

:* 1912 music by Engelbert Humperdinck

:* music by Leslie Heward (died 1943)

:* 1934 music by Yuri Shaporin

:* 1936 music by Sergei Prokofiev, Op. 70 bis

:* 1670 ballet music by Jean-Baptiste Lully

:* 1912 and 1917 music by Richard Strauss, to Hugo von Hofmannsthal's German versions of the play Der Bürger als Edelmann. The ending of the play was originally replaced by an opera Ariadne auf Naxos. After the failure of this version, Hofmannsthal reinstated the original ending and commissioned extra music from Strauss, including arrangements of Lully. Strauss published a suite containing most of the music from the two versions.

:* 1920 music by Karol Szymanowski (Mandragora, ballet-grotesque, Op. 43)

:* 1927 music by Erwin Schulhoff (exists as a suite)

:* 1928 music by Ture Rangström

:* music by Norman O'Neill

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:* 1988 music by Lorenzo Ferrero

:* music by Wilhelm Stenhammar (died 1927)

:* 1901 music by Béla Szabados

:* 1952 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 318

:* music by Xavier Leroux

:* 1905 music by Sir Hubert Parry

:* 1940 music by Yuri Shaporin

:* 1952 music by Roberto Gerhard

:* 1822 music by Ludwig van Beethoven, from The Ruins of Athens

:* music by August Söderman (died 1876)

:* 1901 music by Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Op. 61

:* 1886 music by Jules Massenet

:* 1925 music by Willem Pijper

:* music by Robert Johnson, c. 1611

:* music by Heinz Tiessen (died 1971)

:* 1946 music by Paul Bowles

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:* 1941 music by Henri Sauguet (Le Mort de Danton; play adapted by Michel J. Arnaud)

:* 1944 music by Francis Poulenc (La Nuit de la Saint-Jean) [https://books.google.com/books?id=KsUGv8-TVGcC&dq=barrie+poulenc&pg=PA344]

:* 1913 music by Ralph Vaughan Williams

:* 1895 music by Camille Saint-Saëns

:* music by Edward Elgar (published as Grania and Diarmid, Op. 42)

::*1. Introduction and Funeral March

::*2. Song There are seven that pull the thread

:* 1947 music by Henri Sauguet

:* 1933 music by Anatoly Alexandrov (he later arranged an orchestral suite)

:* music by Boris Asafyev

:* 1892 music by Eduard Nápravník

:* music by Nikolay Sokolov (died 1922)

:* 1925 music by Heinz Tiessen

:* 1886 music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (for the Domovoi scene; a different work than either his opera or symphonic ballad of the same name)

:* 1915 music by Emil von Reznicek

:* music by Pancho Vladigerov (an orchestral suite, Op. 13, was published in 1926)

:* music by Wilhelm Stenhammar (died 1927)

:* 1942 music by Franz Syberg

:* music by Kurt Weill (died 1950)

:* 1937 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 160 (La duchesse d’Amalfi, a French adaptation by Fluchère)

:* 1945 music by Benjamin Britten

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:* 1810 music by Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 84

:* music by Sergei Prokofiev (no opus number allocated; a suite was later produced, as Op. 61)

:* music by Alexander Tcherepnin (died 1977)

:* music by Paul Dessau; played at the Deutsche Akademie der Künste, [East] Berlin 1965 performance

:* music by Luigi Nono; played at the Freie Volkbühne, [West] Berlin 1965 performance

:* 1916 music by Othmar Schoeck, Op. 25

:* music by Alexander Tcherepnin (died 1977)

:* 1936 music by Sergei Prokofiev, Op. 71

  • The Eumenides: Part III of Oresteia (see below)

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:* 1935 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 145

:* 1835 music by Julius Rietz

:* 1876 music by Eduard Lassen

:* 1908 music by Max von Schillings, Op. 24

:* 1908 music by Felix Weingartner, Op. 43

:* 1928 music by Franz Salmhofer (died 1975)

:* 1949 music by Mátyás Seiber

:* music by Maximilian Steinberg (died 1946)

:* 1890 music by Hans Pfitzner

  • Fidlovačka aneb Žádný hněv a žádná rvačka (Fidlovačka, or No Anger and No Brawl; Josef Kajetán Tyl, 1834)

:* music by František Škroup; it includes the song Kde domov můj? which later became the unofficial national anthem of Czechoslovakia

:* music by Erik Satie

:* 1947 music by Norman Demuth

:* 1909 music by Camille Saint-Saëns

:* music by Henri Sauguet

:* music by Arthur Sullivan

:* music by Cedric Thorpe Davie

: 1949 music by Henri Sauguet

:* 1891 music by Sir Hubert Parry

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:* 1951 music by Alexandre Tansman

:* music by Jacques Offenbach

:* 1912 music by Alphons Diepenbrock

:* music by Vissarion Shebalin

:* music by Mátyás Seiber (died 1960)

:* music by Johan Halvorsen, Op. 17 (died 1935)

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:* 1936 music by Dmitri Shostakovich, Op. 44

:* music by Jacques Offenbach

:* 1779 music by Georg Joseph "Abbé" Vogler

:* 1834 music by Julius Rietz

:* 1891 music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Op. 67a

:* 1904 music by Norman O'Neill, Op. 13

:* music by Wilhelm Stenhammar (died 1927)

:* 1932 music by Dmitri Shostakovich, Op. 32 (also 1954)

:* 1934 music by Cemal Reşit Rey

:* music by Gabriel Pierné (died 1937)

:* 1938 music by Sergei Prokofiev, Op. 77

:* 1938 music by Virgil Thomson

:* 1954 music by Dmitri Shostakovich (also 1932)

:* music by Heinz Tiessen, Op. 30 (died 1971)

:* music by Alexander Tcherepnin (died 1977)

:* 1920 music by Frederick Delius; first performed 1923

:* 1937 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 177

:* 1932 music by Ernst Toch

:* music by André Messager, 1891

:* music by Josef Bohuslav Foerster, Op. 116

:* 1877 music by Arthur Sullivan

:* 1949 music by Cedric Thorpe Davie

:* music by Heinrich Marschner

:* 1950 music by Norman Demuth

:* 1968 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 426

:* 1829 music by John Thomson

:* 1947 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 280 (La maison de Bernarda Alba)

:* 1934 music by Dmitri Shostakovich, Op. 37

:* 1802 music by Georg Joseph "Abbé" Vogler

:* 1803 music by Antonio Salieri

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:* 1664 music by John Banister the elder

:* 1695 music by Henry Purcell, to an expanded version of the play

  • The Inventor and the Comedians (Mark Daniel, 1938–39)

:* 1938 music by Dmitry Kabalevsky (arranged 1940 into a concert suite, The Comedians)

:* 1933 music by Francis Poulenc

:* 1920 music by Yuri Shaporin

:* 1926 music by Randall Thompson (The Straw Hat; written for piano)

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:* music by Charles-Marie Widor

:* 1944 music by Paul Bowles

:* 1916 music by Jean Sibelius, Op. 83

  • Jérusalem à Carpentras (Lunel)

:* 1966 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 419

:* 1948 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 288

:* 1939 music by Benjamin Britten

:* 1947 music by Peter Tranchell

:* 1961 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 392

:* 1936 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 158

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:* 1905 music by Hans Pfitzner

:* music by Johan Halvorsen, Op. 19 (died 1935)

:* music by Arthur Sullivan

:* 1898 music by Jean Sibelius, Op. 27

:* music by Heinrich Schulz-Beuthen (died 1915; he later used this material in his Symphony No. 6 with men's chorus)

:* 1920 music by Yuri Shaporin

:* 1936 music by Cemal Reşit Rey

:* 1940 music by Dmitri Shostakovich, Op. 58a

:* 1958 music by Aram Khachaturian

:* music by Franz Salmhofer (died 1975)

:* 1811 music by Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 117

:* 1936 music by Eugen Suchoň

:* 1930 music by Ernst Toch

:* 2010 music by Mike Hallenbeck; 2011-2013 music by Jon Silpayamanant

:* 1897 music by Engelbert Humperdinck (he wrote an opera on the same subject in 1910)

:* 1913 music by August Enna

:* 1903 music by Jean Sibelius

::*the music was revised in 1904, 1906 and 1911, and the original six numbers as presented in 1903 no longer exist

::* Valse triste (originally Op. 44; since 1973 it has been numbered Op. 44, No. 1), one of Sibelius's most famous pieces, came from the 1904 revision

::*Canzonetta, Op. 62a, was performed for the first time in 1911, but it had been written in 1906, in a different version, as Rondino der Liebenden, adapted from the original music

::* Valse romantique, Op. 62b, was specially composed for the 1911 version of the play

::* the remaining extant piece, Scene with Cranes, was a combining and revision of two numbers from the original score; it was written and performed in 1906, but it did not form part of the 1911 incidental music, and was published posthumously only in 1973, as Op. 44, No. 2.

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:* music by Jean Sibelius

:* music by Francis Poulenc

:* 1931 music by Franz Syberg (Leonce og Lena)

:* 1941 music by Henri Sauguet (Léonce et Léna; play adapted by Michel J. Arnaud)

:* music by Mátyás Seiber (died 1960)

:* 1930 music by Leevi Madetoja, Op. 75

:* music by Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Op. 57

  • The Lizard (Ödlan; Mikael Lybeck 1864-1925)

:* 1909 music by Jean Sibelius, Op. 8

:* music by Wilhelm Stenhammar (died 1927)

:*music by Gerald Finzi, Op. 28

:* 1940 music bt Sándor Veress

:* 1910 music by Josef Bohuslav Foerster, Op. 116a

:* 1908 music by Engelbert Humperdinck

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:* 1825 music by Louis Spohr, Op. 75

:* 1834 music by Julius Rietz

:* 1888 music by Arthur Sullivan

:* 1920 music by Johan Halvorsen

:* 1933 music by Aram Khachaturian (also 1955)

:* 1936 music by Cemal Reşit Rey

:* 1936 music by Virgil Thomson (for the Orson Welles production)

:* 1937 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 175

:* 1942 music by William Walton

:* music by Boris Asafyev (died 1949)

:* 1949 music by Norman Demuth

:* 1949 music by Peter Tranchell

:* 1955 music by Aram Khachaturian (also 1933)

:* music by Dmitri Kabalevsky

:* music by August Söderman

:* 1877 music by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, rev. 1882 (a different work than his opera on the same subject)

:* music by Ludomir Różycki

:* 1849 music by Robert Schumann, Op. 115 (produced 1852)

:* 1898 music by Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Op. 58 (not produced)

:* 1935 music by Georges Auric and Francis Poulenc

  • Les Mariés de la Tour Eiffel (The Wedding on the Eiffel Tower; Jean Cocteau)

:* 1921 music by Georges Auric, Arthur Honegger, Darius Milhaud, Francis Poulenc, and Germaine Tailleferre, orchestrated by Marius Constant

:* 1850 music by Niels Gade

:* 1891 music by Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Op. 43

:* 1935 music by Yuri Shaporin

:* music by Vissarion Shebalin

:* music by Vissarion Shebalin

:* 1941 music by Aram Khachaturian

:* music by Heinz Tiessen (died 1971)

:* 1993 music by Lorenzo Ferrero

:* music by Tor Aulin (died 1914)

:* 1836 music by Julius Rietz

:* music by Dmitri Kabalevsky

:* 1843 music by Wilhelm Taubert

:* 1938 music by Sándor Veress

:* 1942 music by Marios Varvoglis

:* 1937 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 165

:* 1948 music by Norman Demuth

:* 1950 music by İlhan Usmanbaş (for 2 flutes)

:* 1871 music by Arthur Sullivan

:* 1905 music by Engelbert Humperdinck

:* 1917 music by Henri Rabaud

:* music by Johan Halvorsen (died 1935)

:* music by Boris Asafyev (died 1949)

:* 1950 music by Peter Tranchell

:* music by Ludomir Różycki (died 1953)

:* music by Heinz Tiessen (died 1971)

:* 1874 music by Arthur Sullivan

:* music by Franz Salmhofer (died 1975)

:* 1880 music by Jules Massenet

:* music by Felix Mendelssohn (overture 1826; remaining music 1843, including the Wedding March)

:* music by Erik Satie (1915, 5 numbers entitled Grimaces, unproduced)

:* music by Carl Orff (1917-39; revised 1962)

:* music by Josef Rheinberger

:* music by Vissarion Shebalin

:* 1950 music by Norman Demuth

:* 1959 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 379 (Mother Courage)

:* music by Vissarion Shebalin

:* 1915 music by Johan Halvorsen

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:* 1905 music by Ildebrando Pizzetti

:* 1916 music by Joaquín Turina

:* music by Ludomir Różycki

:* 1940 music by Yuri Shaporin

:* music by Herbert Murrill

:* 1879 music by Jules Massenet

:* music by Anatoly Nikolayevich Alexandrov (died 1982)

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:* 1938 music by Marios Varvoglis

:* 1845 music by Felix Mendelssohn

:* 1936 music by Ildebrando Pizzetti

:* 1692 music by Henry Purcell, Z. 583, including Music for a while

:* 1852 music by Franz Lachner

:* 1881 music by John Knowles Paine

:* 1887 music by Charles Villiers Stanford, Op. 29

:* music by Alexander Ilyinsky (died 1920)

:* 1936 music by Leevi Madetoja

:* 1941 music by Virgil Thomson

:* 1938 music by Benjamin Britten

:* music by Henri Sauguet

:* 1917 music by Camille Saint-Saëns

:* music by Benjamin Britten

:* 1900 music by Max von Schillings, Op. 12

:* 1900 music by Sir Hubert Parry

:* 1914 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 14

:* 1930 music by Ildebrando Pizzetti

:* 1932 music by Marios Varvoglis

:* 1915 music by Darius Milhaud (Les choëphores, Op. 24)

:* 1885 music by Charles Villiers Stanford, Op. 23

:* 1923 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 41

:* music by Franz Salmhofer (died 1975)

:* music by Clifton Parker (died 1989)

:* 1918 music by Darius Milhaud

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:* 1876 music by Edvard Grieg, from which he later derived two orchestral suites, Opp. 46 (1888), 55 (1891)

:* 1948 music by Harald Sæverud, Op. 28

:* 1898 music by Gabriel Fauré, Op. 80

:* 1905 music by Jean Sibelius, Op. 46

:* 1934 music by Marios Varvoglis

:* 1940 music by Henri Sauguet

  • Un petit ange de rien du tout (C. A. Puget)

:* 1940 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 215

  • Phaëton, or Reckless Audacity (Joost van den Vondel, 1663){{Cite book | url=https://books.google.com/books?id=MsR909HjyGkC&q=vondel+phaeton&pg=PA44 | title=Lucifer and Prometheus: A Study of Milton's Satan| isbn=9780415209489| last1=Zwi Werblowsky| first1=R. J.| year=1999}}

:* 1937 music by Willem Pijper

:* 1949 music by Henri Sauguet

:* 1900 music by Jules Massenet

:* 1918 music by Eugene Goossens, Op. 22

:* music by Alexander Ilyinsky (died 1920)

:* music also by Erik Satie; sometimes described as an operetta

:* 1913 music by Ildebrando Pizzetti

:* music by Jan Ladislav Dussek (with Michael Kelly)

:* 1938 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 186

:* 1881 music by Edgar Tinel (an orchestral suite was produced in 1906)

:* music by Erik Satie (Prélude, 1894)

:* music by Heinz Tiessen (died 1971)

:* 1820 music by Carl Maria von Weber, Op. 78, J. 279

:* 1924 music by Karol Szymanowski, Op. 51

:* music by Fredrik Pacius (died 1891)

:* 1897 music by Josef Bohuslav Foerster, Op. 35

:* 1897 music by Gabriel Pierné

:* music by Lili Boulanger (died 1918; she also worked on an opera on the same subject, which was not finished)

:* music by Maximilian Steinberg (died 1946)

:* 1884 music by Hugo Wolf (unfinished)

:* 1948 music by Norman Demuth

:* 1948 music by Norman Demuth

:* music by Lars-Erik Larsson (died 1986)

:* 1919 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 17 (also 1955)

:* 1955 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 341 (also 1919)

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:* 1936 music by Georges Auric, Arthur Honegger, Jacques Ibert, Charles Koechlin, Lazarus, Darius Milhaud (Op. 153) and Albert Roussel

:* 1876 music by Charles Villiers Stanford, Op. 6

:* music by Johan Halvorsen (died 1935)

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:* music by Ernst Krenek

:* 1898 music by Josef Suk, Op. 13; rev. 1912; in 1900 he reworked the music as an orchestral piece, A Fairy Tale, Op. 16

:* 1908 music by Gabriel Pierné

:* 1890 music by Sir Alexander Mackenzie, Op. 45

:* music by August Söderman (died 1876)

:* music by Paul Vidal

:* 1933 music by Henri Sauguet

:* 1922 music by Ernest Walker, Op. 35

:* music by August Söderman (died 1876)

:* music by Robert Volkmann (died 1883; overture, Op. 68; interludes, Op. 73)

:* 1782 music by Franz Danzi

:* 1919 music by Yuri Shaporin

:* music by Vissarion Shebalin

:* 1890 music by Francis Thomé

:* 1907 music by Engelbert Humperdinck

:* music by Wilhelm Stenhammar (died 1927)

:* 1936 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 161 (S. Jollivet, after Jouve, after Shakespeare)

:* music by Richard Strauss (died 1949)

:* music by Franz Salmhofer (died 1975)

:* music by Anatoly Nikolayevich Alexandrov (died 1982)

:* music by Franz Schubert, Op. 26, D. 797

:*music for original production by Marc Wilkinson

:* 1811 music by Ludwig van Beethoven, Op. 113, including the Turkish March

:* 1924 Richard Strauss made his own arrangement of Beethoven's music

:* 1839 music by Felix Mendelssohn

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  • St. Jakob an der Birs (C.A. (August) Bernoulli)

:* music by Hermann Suter, Op. 13

:* 1918 music by Sir Granville Bantock ("Dance of the Seven Veils")

:* music by Flor Alpaerts (died 1954)

:* music by Alexander Tcherepnin (died 1977)

:* music by Gabriel Pierné

:* 1906 music by Josef Bohuslav Foerster, Op.62

:* 1954 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 334

:* 1913 music by Jean Sibelius, Op. 71 (first performed 1922){{Cite web|url=http://www.sibelius.fi/english/musiikki/nayttamo_scaramouche.htm|title = Op. 71 Scaramouche}}

:* 1940 music by Henri Sauguet (play adapted by Claude Spaak as L'École de médisance)

:* music by Dmitri Kabalevsky (died 1987)

  • The Searcher (Velona Pilcher)

:* 1930 music by Edmund Rubbra

:* 1938 music by Benjamin Britten

:* 1893 music by Carl Nielsen, FS. 17; rev. 1899

:* 1873 music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Op. 12

:* music by Alexander Gretchaninov, Op. 23

:* music by Charles Villiers Stanford (died 1924)

:* music by Wilhelm Grosz, Op. 12

:* music by Edward Elgar

:* music by Vissarion Shebalin

:* 1908 music by Jean Sibelius, Op. 54

:* music by Quincy Porter

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:* 1929 music by Yuri Shaporin

:* 1950 music (fanfares) by Henri Sauguet

:* original music by Robert Johnson

:* c. 1695 music by Henry Purcell, Z. 631 (semi-opera)

:* 1855 music by Wilhelm Taubert

:* 1862 music by Arthur Sullivan, Op. 1

:* 1882 music by Frank Van der Stucken

:* 1888 music by Ernest Chausson

:* 1915 music by Engelbert Humperdinck

:* 1918 music by Felix Weingartner, Op. 65

:* 1921 music by Arthur Bliss

:* 1926 music by Jean Sibelius, Op. 109

:* 1930 music by Willem Pijper

:* 1946 music by Lennox Berkeley

:* music by Heinz Tiessen (died 1971)

:* music by Franz Salmhofer (died 1975)

:* 1773-1780 music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

:* music by Jules Massenet

:* music by Benjamin Britten

:* music by August Söderman (died 1876)

:* music by Harold Fraser-Simson

:* 1927 music by Ture Rangström

  • Part III.

:* 1916 music by Emil von Reznicek

:* 1908 music by Josef Bohuslav Foerster, Op. 75

:* music by Johan Halvorsen, Op. 18 (died 1935)

:* 1932 music by Ildebrando Pizzetti

:* 1940 music by Virgil Thomson

:* 1899 music by Vasily Kalinnikov

:* music by Alexander Ilyinsky (died 1920)

:* 1903 music by Leo Weiner, Op. 10

:* 1941 music by Ferenc Farkas

:* 1809 music by Carl Maria von Weber, Op. 37 (for the 1801 translation Turandot, Prinzessin von China by Friedrich Schiller)

:* 1905 music by Ferruccio Busoni (used for the adaptation and translation by Karl Vollmöller produced in 1911 by Max Reinhardt)

:* music by Wilhelm Stenhammar (died 1927)

:* 1885 music by Charles-Marie Widor (to a French version, Conte d'avril)

:* 1907 music by Engelbert Humperdinck

:* music by Wilhelm Stenhammar (died 1927)

:* music by Stephen Sondheim

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:* 1902 music by Josef Suk, Op. 20; produced 1934

:* music by Josef Rheinberger

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:* music by Conradin Kreutzer

:* music by Wilhelm Grosz, Op. 35

:* music by Mátyás Seiber (to a German version translated by Stefan Zweig

:* 1937 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 157

:* 1944 music by Francis Poulenc

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:* 1800 music by Johann Philipp Christian Schulz

:* music for a dramatic adaptation by Clifton Parker (died 1989)

:* 1909 music by Ralph Vaughan Williams

:* music by Roger Quilter

:* music by Aram Khachaturian

:* 1806 music by Franz Danzi

:* music by Carl Reinecke (died 1910)

:* 1926 music by Paul Müller, Op. 13

:* music by Lars-Erik Larsson (died 1986)

:* 1906 music by Engelbert Humperdinck

:* music by Nikolay Sokolov, Op. 44 (died 1922)

:* 1950 music by Darius Milhaud, Op. 306 (C. A. Puget, after Shakespeare)

:* music by Karel Kovařovic (died 1920)

:* music by Mátyás Seiber (died 1960; as Wozzeck)

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X

:* music by Xavier Leroux

Y

:* 1832 music by Albert Lortzing

References

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