Lully: Stage Works
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| Title | Year | Actions |
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| Acis et Galatée, LWV73 | ||
| Alceste, ou le triomphe d’Alcide, LWV50 | ||
| Alcidiane, LWV9 | ||
| Amadis, LWV63 | ||
| Amour malade, LWV8 |
This is a comprehensive list of compositions by Erkki Melartin. The works have been listed systematically. Within each group there are first works with opus number and then the works with an EM code. All the works with opus number have been published, if not specified otherwise. Most of the works with code EM are unpublished, and only the publishing information has been given. All information is based on the newest work catalog (December 2016). The work catalog is based on the archival material and manuscripts in several Finnish libraries and music archives (The National Library, The Library of Sibelius Academy, The library and archive of Sibelius Museum in Turku, the music library of The Finnish Broadcasting Company etc.). In addition, all the relevant printed music publications have been used during the compiling work. Rough translations in English have been provided for the opus titles, but not for the original literal works, unless in Finnish only. |
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| Armide, LWV71 | ||
| Atys, LW53 | ||
| Bellérophon, LWV57 | ||
| Cadmus et Hermione, LWV49 | ||
| Divertissement |
Jean-Baptiste Lully (born Giovanni Battista Lulli; 28 or 29 November [O.S. 18 or 19 November] 1632 – 22 March 1687) was an Italian-French composer, dancer and instrumentalist, who is considered a master of the French Baroque music style. Best known for his operas, he spent most of his life working in the court of Louis XIV and became a French subject in 1661. He was a close friend of the playwright Molière, with whom he collaborated on numerous comédie-ballets, including L'Amour médecin, George Dandin ou le Mari confondu, Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, Psyché and his best known work, Le Bourgeois gentilhomme. |
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| Flore, LWV40 | ||
| Isis, LWV54 | ||
| L' Amour médecin, LWV29 | ||
| La raillerie, LWV11 |
This is a comprehensive list of compositions by Erkki Melartin. The works have been listed systematically. Within each group there are first works with opus number and then the works with an EM code. All the works with opus number have been published, if not specified otherwise. Most of the works with code EM are unpublished, and only the publishing information has been given. All information is based on the newest work catalog (December 2016). The work catalog is based on the archival material and manuscripts in several Finnish libraries and music archives (The National Library, The Library of Sibelius Academy, The library and archive of Sibelius Museum in Turku, the music library of The Finnish Broadcasting Company etc.). In addition, all the relevant printed music publications have been used during the compiling work. Rough translations in English have been provided for the opus titles, but not for the original literal works, unless in Finnish only. |
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| Le bourgeois gentilhomme, LWV43 | ||
| Le carnival, mascarade royale, LWV36 | ||
| Le Grand Divertissement Royal de Versailles, LWV38 | ||
| Le mariage forcé, LWV20 | ||
| Le Sicilen, ou L'Amour peintre, LWV34 | ||
| Le triomphe de l’amour, LWV59 | ||
| Les amours déguisés, LWV21 | ||
| Les noces de village, LWV19 |
This is a comprehensive list of compositions by Erkki Melartin. The works have been listed systematically. Within each group there are first works with opus number and then the works with an EM code. All the works with opus number have been published, if not specified otherwise. Most of the works with code EM are unpublished, and only the publishing information has been given. All information is based on the newest work catalog (December 2016). The work catalog is based on the archival material and manuscripts in several Finnish libraries and music archives (The National Library, The Library of Sibelius Academy, The library and archive of Sibelius Museum in Turku, the music library of The Finnish Broadcasting Company etc.). In addition, all the relevant printed music publications have been used during the compiling work. Rough translations in English have been provided for the opus titles, but not for the original literal works, unless in Finnish only. |
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| Les plaisirs, LWV2 | ||
| Les temps, LWV1 | ||
| Monsieur de Pourceaugnac, LWV41 | ||
| Persée, LWV60 | ||
| Phaëton, LWV61 | ||
| Proserpine, LWV58 | ||
| Psyché, LWV45 | ||
| Psyché, LWV56 | ||
| Roland, LWV65 | ||
| Thésée, LWV51 | ||
| Xerxès, LWV12 |