Robinson Crusoé (Offenbach, Jacques)

Title	Robinson Crusoé
Alternative title	Opéra comique en trois actes et cinq tableaux
Creators	Jacques Offenbach, composer Eugène Cormon, librettist Hector-Jonathan Crémieux, librettist
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Instrumentation	voices, mixed chorus and orchestra
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Composed	1867
First published	1867
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Composition types	Operas comiques
Language	French
Period	Romantic
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Details	Section	Arranged for	Arranger
View	Complete	piano	Louis Soumis
View	Selections	violin	Jules Offenbach

Scores

Details	Section	Type	Publisher	Date	File (click to view)
View	Complete	parts	—	—	Flute 1/2 (2nd doubles Piccolo) Oboe 1/2 Clarinet 1/2 (B, A, C - 2nd doubles Bass in B) Bassoon 1/2 Horn 1/2 (A, D, G, F, C, E, E, A) Horn 3/4 (E, A, C, F, A, G, D) Cornet 1/2 (B, A) Trombone 1/2 Trombone 3 Percussion Violas Cellos / Basses Bass Drum / Cymbals Tambourine / Tenor Drum Harp Violins I Violins II
View	Complete	vocal score	Brandus	1867	Complete Score (monochrome)
View	Complete	vocal score	Brandus	1867	Color Cover Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5
View	Complete	selections,vocal score	Brandus	1867	No.1, Air: "Voir c'est avoir" (Act I, No.1b), A flat major No.1^bis, Air: "Voir c'est avoir" (Act I, No.1b), F major No.2, Ronde: "Debout, c'est aujourd'hui dimanche" (Act I, No.2) No.3, Ariette: "Tom était un danseur ingambe" (Act I, No.3), G minor No.3^bis, Ariette: "Tom était un danseur ingambe" (Act I, No.3), F minor No.4^bis, Romance: "S'il fallait qu'aujourd'hui" (Act I, No.4b), G major No.4^ter, Romance: "S'il fallait qu'aujourd'hui" (Act I, No.4b), F major No.5, Duo: "Apprenez, mon cousin" (Act I, No.5) No.6, Rondo: "Mon bon ami" (Act I, No.6a) No.7, Grand air: "Au seul bruit de mes pas" (Act II, No.8), F major No.7^bis, Grand air: "Au seul bruit de mes pas" (Act II, No.8), D major No.8, Chanson de Vendredi: "Tamayo, mon frère" (Act II, No.9), E major No.8^bis, Chanson de Vendredi: "Tamayo, mon frère" (Act II, No.9), G major No.9, Duo: "Mon âme à ses regrets" (Act II, No.10) No.10, Chanson du pot au feu: "Je prends un vase de terre" (Act II, No.12) No.11, Duo: "O mon Toby, mon doux ami" (Act II, No.13) No.12, Grand air: "Joyeux matelots" (Act II, No.14c), A minor No.12^bis, Grand air: "Joyeux matelots" (Act II, No.14c), G minor No.13, Berceuse: "Beauté qui viens des cieux" (Act III, No.16), A major No.13^bis, Berceuse: "Beauté qui viens des cieux" (Act III, No.16), C major No.13^ter, Berceuse: "Beauté qui viens des cieux" (Act III, No.16), A major with cello solo No.14, Ariette: "Oui, c'est un brun" (Act III, No.17), A flat major No.14^bis, Ariette: "Oui, c'est un brun" (Act III, No.17), F major No.16, Romance: "Je veux partir" (Act III, No.19), A flat major No.16^bis, Romance: "Je veux partir" (Act III, No.19), F major No.17, Couplets: "Maître avait dit à Vendredi" (Act III, No.20), F minor No.17^bis, Couplets: "Maître avait dit à Vendredi" (Act III, No.20), A minor No.18^bis, Duetto: "Veux tu, mon bonhomme" (Act III, No.21)
View	Complete	Arrangement for piano by Louis Soumis	Brandus	1868	Complete Score
View	Complete	Arrangement for violin by Jules Offenbach ; selections	Brandus	1868	Première suite (Nos. 1-11) Deuxième suite (Nos. 12-21)

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