Works with Adolphe Adam as composer
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Creators | View on IMSLP | Key | Opus | Composed | Instrumentation | Code |
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| Cantique de Noël | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Placide Cappeau (librettist) |  |
C major | 1847 | voice and piano |  |
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| Giselle | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Théophile Gautier (librettist) and Henri Saint-Georges (librettist) | |
1841 | orchestra | |
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| Si j'étais roi | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe d' Ennery (librettist) and Jules Henri Brésil (librettist) | |
1852 | voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| La fille du Danube | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Filippo Taglioni (librettist) | |
orchestra | |
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| Le corsaire | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
1855 | orchestra | |
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| La poupée de Nuremberg | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe de Leuven (librettist) and Arthur de Beauplan (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Le chalet | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Eugène Scribe (librettist) and Anne-Honoré-Joseph Duveyrier (librettist) | |
1834 | voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Le bijou perdu | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe de Leuven (librettist) and Auguste de Forges (librettist) | |
1853 | voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Le farfadet | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Eugène de Planard (librettist) | |
1852 | voices and orchestra | |
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| Giralda, ou La nouvelle psyché | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Eugène Scribe (librettist) | |
1850 | voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Le toréador, ou L'accord parfait | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Thomas Sauvage (librettist) | |
1849 | voices and orchestra | |
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| Le brasseur de Preston | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe de Leuven (librettist) and Léon-Lévy Brunswick (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Cagliostro | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Eugène Scribe (librettist) and Henri Saint-Georges (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Les pantins de Violette | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Léon Battu (librettist) | |
voices and orchestra | |
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| Le fidèle berger | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Eugène Scribe (librettist) and Henri Saint-Georges (librettist) | |
1837 | voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Ave verum | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
D flat major | organ and soprano | |
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| Le postillon de Lonjumeau | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe de Leuven (librettist) and Léon-Lévy Brunswick (librettist) | |
1836 | voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Les orgues-mélodium d'Alexandre, père et fils | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
organ | |
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| Gallop des drapeaux | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
piano | |
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| Capriccio sur un choral protestant | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
F major | Op.100 | 1836 | piano | |
| Grisélidis, ou Les cinq sens | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Philippe Dumanoir (librettist) | |
orchestra | |
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| Une bonne fortune | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Édouard Monnais (librettist) and Louis Second (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Deuxième mélange sur des motifs de Guillaume Tell de Rossini | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
Op.44 | piano | |
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| Mosaïque de 'Robert le diable' | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
piano | |
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| Pierre et Catherine | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
1828 | voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| La jolie fille de Gand | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
orchestra | |
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| Le diable à quatre | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
orchestra | |
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| La fille de marbre | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Henri Saint-Georges (librettist) | |
orchestra | |
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| Le Fanal | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Henri Saint-Georges (librettist) | |
1849 | voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| La filleule des Fées | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
orchestra | |
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| Le Morceau d'ensemble | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Frédéric de Courcy (librettist) and Pierre-Frédéric-Adolphe Carmouche (librettist) | |
voices and orchestra | |
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| Souvenirs d'un musicien | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
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| Dernier souvenirs d'un musicien | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
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| Marche religieuse | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
D major | |
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| Le Houzard de Berchini | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Joseph-Bernard Rosier (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| La plus heureuse | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Émile Barateau (librettist) | |
B flat major | voice and piano | |
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| Victoire | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Michel Carré (librettist) | |
D major | 2 tenors, 2 basses, male chorus and orchestra | |
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| Il me l'à dit cent fois | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Auguste Richomme (librettist) | |
C minor | voice and piano | |
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| Falstaff | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe de Leuven (librettist) and Henri Saint-Georges (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Le muletier de Tolède | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe d' Ennery (librettist) and Louis Clairville (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Richard en Palestine | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Paul Foucher (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| À Clichy, épisode de la vie d'artiste | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe d' Ennery (librettist) and Eugène Grangé (librettist) | |
tenor, baritone, bass and orchestra | |
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| Le roi des halles | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe de Leuven (librettist) and Léon-Lévy Brunswick (librettist) | |
voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| La reine d'un jour | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Eugène Scribe (librettist) | |
voices and orchestra | |
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| Le roi d'Yvetôt | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe de Leuven (librettist) and Léon-Lévy Brunswick (librettist) | |
voices and orchestra | |
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| Régine ou Les deux nuits | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Eugène Scribe (librettist) | |
voices and orchestra | |
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| Marche républicaine | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Jules de Prémaray (librettist) | |
1848 | mixed chorus | |
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| Homage á Beethoven (sic) - "Hommage à Beethoven" | Adolphe Adam (composer) | |
F major | piano | |
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| La marquise | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Adolphe de Leuven (librettist) | |
4 voices and orchestra | |
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| Sous l'ormeau | Adolphe Adam (composer) and Auguste Bressier (librettist) | |
voice and piano | |
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