Works with Charles Blondelet as librettist
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Creators | View on IMSLP | Key | Opus | Composed | Instrumentation | Code |
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| Le retour du saltimbanque | Louis-Antoine Dubost (composer) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) |  |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra |  |
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| Le pantalon de Casimir | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) | |
E flat major | voice and piano | |
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| Qui qu'a vu Coco? | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) | |
E major | voice and piano | |
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| Ninette | Émile Mialet (composer) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) | |
voice and piano | |
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| Les cris de la rue | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) | |
voices and orchestra | |
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| La fin du monde | Auguste de Villebichot (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Frédéric Vergeron (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Le dindon de la farce | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) | |
4 voices and orchestra | |
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| Atala et Chactas | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and A. T. Vilarfranc (librettist) | |
soprano, tenor and orchestra | |
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| Judick et Halonferme | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and A. T. Vilarfranc (librettist) | |
soprano, tenor and orchestra | |
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| Racoleur et racolé | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) | |
tenor, baritone and orchestra | |
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| Adélaïde et Ferdinand | Auguste de Villebichot (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) | |
soprano, tenor and orchestra | |
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| Les Écosseuses | Tony Rieffler (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Le bravo et la Vénitienne | Germain Laurens (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) | |
3 voices and orchestra | |
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| Les faux nez | Tony Rieffler (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) | |
voices and orchestra | |
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| L'homme-instrument | Victor Robillard (composer) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) | |
voices and orchestra | |
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| Nana et Cie. | Auguste de Villebichot (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Charles Mey (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Une femme qui jure | Francis Chassaigne (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) | |
3 voices and orchestra | |
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| Le chercheur | Jules Perrin (composer) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) | |
C major | voice and orchestra | |
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| Le club du battoir | Paul Blétry (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Frédéric Vergeron (librettist) | |
voices, female chorus and orchestra | |
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| Vapeur et tyrolienne | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Frédéric Vergeron (librettist) | |
3 voices and orchestra | |
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| En bordée | Frédéric Wachs (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) | |
2 voices and orchestra | |
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| Les rois s'amusent, ou Les deux Henriot | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) | |
5 voices and orchestra | |
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| Berlurette et Larfaillon | Frantz Liouville (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Frédéric Vergeron (librettist) | |
soprano, tenor and orchestra | |
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| Mademoiselle tout-en-l'air | Albert Petit (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Émile Baneux (librettist) | |
voice and orchestra | |
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| Le Temps et Sapho | Édouard Deransart (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Constant Saclé (librettist) | |
2 voices and orchestra | |
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| Le beau Paris | Léon Roques (composer) and Charles Blondelet (librettist) and Félix Baumaine (librettist) | |
2 voices and orchestra | |
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