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German Operas Are Listed in the Alphabetical Register, but Cross-Referred to Their Composer, Where Page References Will Be Found Cambridge University Press 0521235324 - German Opera: From the Beginnings to Wagner - John Warrack Index More information INDEX German operas are listed in the alphabetical register, but cross-referred to their composer, where page references will be found. Aachen, 340 Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung, 77, 139, Abu Hassan, see Weber, Carl Maria von 214±25, 340 Ackermann, Conrad, 64, 69±71 Alruna, see Spohr Adamberger, Valentin, 131, 150, 152, 155 Amors Guckkasten, see Neefe Adam und Eva, see Theile AndreÂ, Johann, 117±23 AdeÁle de Foix, see Reissiger Belmont und Constanze, 149 Adelheid, see Telemann Erwin und Elmire, 118, 119 Adelheit von Scharfeneck, see Reinecke ToÈpfer, Der, 117±18 Adiaphorists, 44, 46±7 wuÈtende Heer, Das, 120±3 Adlers Horst, Des, see GlaÈser Andromeda, see Reichardt Adlgasser, Anton, 144 Anna Amalia, Duchess of Weimar, 88, Agnes Bernauer, see Krebs 93, 94 Agnes Sorel, see Gyrowetz Erwin und Elmire, 120 Agnes von Hohenstaufen, see Spontini Ansbach, 31, 51 Albert der Dritte, see Vogler Antigonus, see Poissl Alceste, see Gluck; Schweitzer; Apel, Johann August, 217 Strungk Apel, Theodor, 383 Alchymist, Der, see Schuster; Spohr Apotheke, Der, see Neefe Alcidor, see Spontini Ariadne auf Naxos, see Benda, Georg Alessandro Stradella, see Flotow Ariosto, Lodovico Alexander I, Tsar of Russia, 297 Orlando furioso, 199 Alfonso und Estrella, see Schubert Aristophanes, 299, 375, 376 Algarotti, Francesco, 276, 392 Arnim, Achim von, 267, 270 Saggio sopra l'opera in musica, 86, Athalia, see Poissl 94±5, 113, 127, 208 Auber, Daniel, 381, 384±5, 389 Alimelek, see Meyerbeer Fra Diavolo, 362 Ali Pascha von Janina, see Lortzing Muette de Portici, La, 253, 381, 384 Allgemeine deutsche Bibliothek,79 Augenarzt, Der, see Gyrowetz Allgemeine Literaturzeitung,79 Augsburg, 340 Allgemeine musikalische Anzeiger, 340 Augustine, Saint, 43, 45 427 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521235324 - German Opera: From the Beginnings to Wagner - John Warrack Index More information 428 Index August II 2`the Strong'), King of Medea, 102, 106, 107±8 Poland, 40, 69 Romeo und Julie, 102, 109±11, 259 Aurora, see Hoffmann, E. T. A. Walder, 102, 109 Ayrer, Jakob, 23 Benda, Maria Karoline, 94 Opus Theatricum,15±16 Benedix, J. R., 64 Berggeist, Der, see Spohr Babylons Pyramiden, see Winter Bergknappen, Die, see Umlauf Bach, Johann Christoph Friedrich BergkoÈnig, Der, see Lindpaintner Brutus,84 BergmoÈnch, Der, see Wolfram Bach, Johann Sebastian, 6 Bergsturz, Der, see Weigl Bamberg, 192, 251 Bergt, August Barbier von Bagdad, Der, see Cornelius List gegen List, 226±7 Bastien und Bastienne, see Mozart Das StaÈndchen, 227 Beaumont, Francis and John Fletcher, Berlin, 12, 35, 86, 92, 120, 167, 178, 211, 12 212, 267, 270, 339, 340 Beer, Johan, 31 Berlin, Isaiah, 81±2, 83 Beethoven, Ludwig van, 2, 92, 141, 194, Berlinische musikalische Zeitung, 273±4 200±2, 216, 271, 387±95, 400 Berlioz, Hector, 127, 198, 204 Diabelli Variations, 390 Benvenuto Cellini, 376 Fidelio, 180, 182, 203, 205, 206, 258±64, Damnation de Faust, La, 388 327 RomeÂo et Juliette, 388 Leonore, 242±4, 258±63 Bernard, Joseph, 284 Piano Sonata in E major 2Op. 109), Bernardon, see Kurz2-Bernardon) 390 Bertali, Antonio, 26 String Quartet in Eb 2Op. 127), 389 Bertha von Werdenberg, see Seyfried String Quartet in C# minor 2Op. 131), Berton, Henri-Montan, 199±200, 211, 389±90 213, 245 Symphony No. 9 2Op. 125), 387±9 Aline, reine de Golconde, 192 Vestas Feuer, 242±3, 260 Grand Deuil, Le, 192 beiden Kalifen, Die, see Meyerbeer Montano et SteÂphanie, 199 beiden PaÈdagogen, Die, see Mendelssohn, Rigueurs du cloõÃtre, Les, 200, 261 Felix Bertuch, Georg, 47±8 beiden SchuÈtzen, Die, see Lortzing Besuch in St Cyr, Ein, see Dessauer Bellini, Vincenzo, 381, 384 Betrug durch Aberglauben, see Dittersdorf Belmont und Constanze, see AndreÂ; BeytraÈge zur Historie und Aufnahme des Dieter Theaters,79 Benda, Georg 2JirÏÂõ), 102±11, 148, 259 Biber, Heinrich, 27 Ariadne auf Naxos, 102, 105±6, 107±8, Bidermann, Jakob 259 Cenodoxus, 9±10 Jahrmarkt, Der, 102±3 Biedenfeld, Ferdinand von, 220 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521235324 - German Opera: From the Beginnings to Wagner - John Warrack Index More information Index 429 Biedermeier, 296, 352 Brunswick, 30±1, 60, 213, 339 Bierey, Gottlob, 234±6 Brunswick, Duke Heinrich Julius of, 11 Clara, Herzogin von Bretannien, 235 Vincentio Ladislao,15 Donauweibchen, Das =Nymphe der Von einem ungeratenen Sohn,15 Donau, Die), 189, 235 Brutus, see Bach, Johann Christoph Elias Rips Raps, 236 BuÈrger, Gottfried August, 106 Rosette, 235 BurgmuÈller, FreÂdeÂric, 363 Wladimir, 235 Burschenschaften, 303 BoÈhm, Johannes, 147 Byron, George Gordon, Lord, 323 Boieldieu, Adrien, 213, 245, 298, 381 BeÂniowski, 193 CaÈcilia, 340 Calife de Bagdad, Le, 193±4 Cain und Abel, see FoÈrtsch Dame blanche, La, 194, 372 CalderoÂn de la Barca, Pedro, 38 Jean de Paris, 193 Calvin, John, 7 Bondocani, El, see Danzi, Franz Camerata, 1, 17 Bontempi, Giovanna Andrea, 29±30 Cannabich, Carl, 219±20 Borck, Caspar Wilhelm von, 69±70 Cannabich, Christian, 219 Bordoni, Faustina, 86 Elektra, 106±7 Boris Goudenow, see Mattheson Caramo, see Lortzing Bossler, Heinrich, 215 Cara Mustapha, see Franck Bostel, Lucas von, 37, 38, 48±9 Carl Eugen, Duke of WuÈrttemberg, Bouilly, Jean-Nicolas, 204±5, 256, 297 86±7, 124 Mes reÂcapitulations, 261 Carlo Fioras, see FraÈnzl Boxberg, Christian, 31 Carl Theodor, Elector Palatine, 111, 125, Brandes, Charlotte, 103, 106 212 Brandl, Johann Casanova, see Lortzing Germania, 226 Caspar, Franz Xaver, 183 Branscombe, Peter, 126, 157 Castelli, Ignaz, 230, 340 Bremen, 340 Catalogue Aria, 175, 235, 345, 355, 375±6 Brendel, Karl Franz, 341, 362 Catel, Charles-Simon Brenno, see Reichardt SeÂmiramis, 192 Brentano, Clemens, 250, 267, 270, 321 Catharina Cornaro, see Lachner Breslau, 212, 340 Cavalieri, Caterina, 131, 133, 135, 150, 152, Bressand, Friedrich Christian, 37, 52 154 Bretzner, Christoph Friedrich, 120±1, 149 Celtis, Conrad Breuning, Stefan von, 259 Ludus Dianae,4 Brockes, Barthold, 71, 82 Cenodoxus, see Bidermann Browne, Robert, 11±12, 14 Cephalus und Prokris, see Reichardt Bruch, Max Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de Loreley, Die, 379±80 Don Quixote, 176, 318 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521235324 - German Opera: From the Beginnings to Wagner - John Warrack Index More information 430 Index Cesario, see Taubert Cornet, Julius, 341±2 Cesti, Pietro, 26, 27 Cramer, Carl Friedrich, 107, 273 Charles X, King of France, 338 Critica Musica,77 Cherubini, Luigi, 66, 127, 178, 197, 199, Critische Musikus an der Spree, Der,78 201±7, 211±13, 273, 275, 277, 282, Critischer Musikus,78 285, 309, 349 Croesus, see Keiser DeÂmophon, 202 Deux journeÂes, Les, 201±2, 204±6, 212, Dafne, see SchuÈtz 234±5, 245, 259, 262 Dalayrac, Nicolas, 125, 197, 205, 211±13, Elisa, 202±4, 234, 259 245, 259, 305, 309 Faniska, 206, 212, 234, 262 Adolphe et Clara, 194 Lodoiska, 180, 202±3, 212, 245, 261, 262 AzeÂmia, 194 MeÂdeÂe, 202, 204, 259 Camille, 200, 261 Chezy, Helmina von, 307 deux petits Savoyards, Les, 194 Chladni, Ernst, 216 LeÂheÂman, 194±5 Christian Albrecht, Duke of Schleswig- LeÂon, 194 Holstein, 35, 37 Nina, 194, 259 Cid, Der, see Cornelius Raoul, Sire de CreÂqui, 194 Cimarosa, Domenico Renaud d'Ast, 194 Orazi ed i Curiazi, Gli, 212±13 Danzi, Franz, 125, 168±71, 212±13, 216, Clara, Herzogin von Bretannien, see Bierey 240, 288 Clasing, Johann Bondocani, El, 171 Mischelli und sein Sohn, 205 Cleopatra, 106, 168 Claudine von Villa Bella, see Schubert Iphigenie in Aulis, 245 Cleopatra, see Danzi, Franz; Mattheson Kuss, Der, 171 Coffey, Charles Mitternachtstunde, Die, 168±70 Devil to Pay, The,69±70 Quasimann, Der, 171 Merry Cobler, The,87 RuÈbezahl, 245, 324, 329 ColleÂ, Charles, 88 Triumph der Treue, Der, 171 Cologne, 12, 164, 340 Danzi, Franziska, 112±13, 155 Commedia dell'arte, 14, 15, 125, 126, 130, Danzig, 35, 64, 212, 340 168, 250 Da Ponte, Lorenzo, 135±6 Conradi, Johann Georg, 51±2 Dargomyzhsky, Alexander schoÈne und getreue Ariadne, Die,52 Rusalka, 190 Cora und Alonso, see Winter Darmstadt, 339 Corneille, Pierre, 38, 69, 74 Dauer, Johann, 110 Cornelius, Peter Dean, Winton, 183 Barbier von Bagdad, Der, 374±7 Defoe, Daniel Cid, Der, 376, 377±9, 380 Robinson Crusoe, 194 GunloÈd, 378 Dehn, Siegfried, 340 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521235324 - German Opera: From the Beginnings to Wagner - John Warrack Index More information Index 431 Dekker, Thomas, 12 drey ToÈchter des Cecrops, Die, see Franck Deldevez, Edouard, 363 DumilaÃtre, AdeÁle, 363 Della-Maria, Dominique Duni, Egidio Romualdo, 127 Oncle valet, L', 192 duodrama, see melodrama OpeÂra-comique, L', 192 Durazzo, Count Giacomo, 127 Prisonnier, Le, 192 DuÈsseldorf, 340 Des Knaben Wunderhorn, 267 DvorÏaÂk, AntonõÂn Dessau, 213 Rusalka, 190 Dessauer, Josef Besuch in St Cyr, Ein, 352 Einsiedel, Friedrich von, 183 Devil to Pay, The, see Coffey Einspruch, Der, see Neefe Devrient, Eduard, 332 Ekhof, Konrad, 69, 71, 93, 102 Dieter, Christian Elbondocani, see Zumsteeg Belmont und Constanze, 124 Elektra, see Cannabich, Christian Dittersdorf, Karl Ditters von, 125, Elias Rips Raps, see Bierey 136±43, 155, 171, 183, 216, 259, 376 Elmenhorst, Hinrich, 37, 48 Betrug durch Aberglauben, 142 Dramatologia Antiquo-Hodierna,46±7 Democrito corretto, 142 Engel, Johann, 92, 102 Doktor und Apotheker 2Der Apotheker engellaÈndische Roland, Der,13 und der Doktor), 136, 137, 140±2, Englische KomoÈdianten 2English Players),
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