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Fervaal, Op. 40, is an
opera (action
musicale or
lyric drama) in
three acts with a
prologue by the
French composer Vincent d'Indy. The
composer wrote...
- Lamoureux's
production of Wagner's
Lohengrin as choirmaster. His
music drama Fervaal occupied him
between 1889 and 1895.
Inspired by his
studies with Franck...
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Dances from West Side Story.
Vincent d'Indy
enlists two
altos in his
opera Fervaal.
Darius Milhaud writes for an alto in La
Creation du Monde, and places...
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tenor saxophone's solo.
Vincent d'Indy
includes a
soprano in his
opera Fervaal.
Notable classical soprano saxophonists include Carina Rascher, Christine...
- in his
Fourth Symphony.
Vincent d'Indy
wrote for a
tenor in his
opera Fervaal.
Lukas Foss
includes a
tenor in his
Symphony No. 2. Béla Bartók used the...
- The
Concert Saint-Saëns –
Danse macabre Schumann – 5
Lieder Schwabe –
Fervaal Shostakovich –
Cello Sonata Strauss – Ein
Heldenleben This disambiguation...
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Brussels from 1895 to 1897, and was the
first to sing
Guilhen in D'Indy's
Fervaal (1897). She
joined the Opéra-Comique in
Paris in 1898,
where she was the...
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Cloches du soir (Evening bells, 1895)
Death and the Gravedigger, 1895
Fervaal, 1898 Les
Fleurs du mal, 1900 l'Ame du vin, 1900
Colors of Evil, 1900 Elysian...
- 1862; Le Saphir, 1965),
Vincent d'Indy (Le
Chant de la cloche, 1886;
Fervaal, 1897; L'Étranger, 1903),
Benjamin Godard (Les
Bijoux de Jeannette, 1878;...
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Franck (Hulda, 1885),
Emmanuel Chabrier (Gwendoline, 1886),
Vincent d'Indy (
Fervaal, 1895) and
Ernest Chausson (Le roi Arthus, 1903). Few of
these works have...
