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Known Also As Louis Victor Franz Saar [Lôô-Ee Veek-TAWR FRAHNZ SAHAHR] Saar C Louis Victor Saar C LOO-uss VICK-tur SAR C (known also as Louis Victor Franz Saar [lôô-ee veek-TAWR FRAHNZ SAHAHR]) Saar C Mart Saar C MART SAHAHR Saari C Tuula Saari C TÔÔÔÔ-lah SAHAH-rih Saariaho C Kaija Saariaho C KAHIH-yah SAHAH-rihah-haw C (known also as Kaija Anneli [AHN-neh-lih] Saariaho) Saavedra C Ángel Pérez de Saavedra C AHN-hell PAY-rehth day sah-VAY-drah Sabaneyev C Leonid Sabaneyev C lay-ah-NYITT sah-bah-NAY-eff C (known also as Leonid Leonidovich [lay-ah-NYEE-duh-vihch] Sabaneyev) Sabata C Victor de Sabata C VEEK-tohr day sah-BAH-tah C (known also as Vittorio de Sabata [veet-TOH-reeo day sah-BAH-tah]) Sabater C Juan María Thomas Sabater C hooAHN mah-REE-ah TOH-mahss sah-vah-TEHR C (known also as Juan María Thomas) Sabbatini C Galeazzo Sabbatini C gah-lay-AHT-tso sahb-bah-TEE-nee Sabbatini C Giuseppe Sabbatini C joo-ZAYP-pay sah-bah-TEE-nee Sabbatini C Luigi Antonio Sabbatini C looEE-jee ahn-TAW-neeo sahb-bah-TEE-nee Sabbato sancto C SAHB-bah-toh SAHNK-toh C (the Crucifixion before Easter Sunday) C (general title for individually numbered Responsoria by Carlo Gesualdo [KAR-lo jay-zooAHL- doh]) Sabin C Robert Sabin C RAH-burt SAY-binn Sabin C Wallace Arthur Sabin C WAHL-luss AR-thur SAY-binn Sabina C Karel Sabina C KAH-rell SAH-bih-nah Sabina C sah-BEE-nah C (character in the opera La fiamma [lah feeAHM-mah] — The Flame; music by Ottorino Respighi [oht-toh-REE-no ray-SPEE-ghee] and libretto by Claudio Guastalla [KLAHOO-deeo gooah-STAHL-lah]) Sabio C Alfonso el Sabio C ahl-FAWN-so ell SAH-veeo Sacchetti C Liberius Sacchetti C lyee-BAY-rihôôss sahk-KAY-tih Sacchi C Don Giovenale Sacchi C DOHN jo-vay-NAH-lay SAHK-kee Sacchini C Antonio Sacchini C ahn-TAW-neeo sahk-KEE-nee C (known also as Antonio Maria Gasparo Gioacchino [mah-REE-ah gah-SPAH-ro johahk-KEE-no] Sacchini) Sacco C P. Peter Sacco C P. PEE-tur SAHK-ko C (known also as Patrick [PATT-rick] Peter Sacco) Sacco and vanzetti C Sacco and Vanzetti C SAHK-ko (and) vahn-TSAYT-tee C (theater work with music by Marc Blitzstein [MARK BLITT-sht§n]) Sacerdotes domini C Sacerdotes Domini C suh-chayr-DOH-tess DAW-mih-nih C (motet by William Byrd [WILL-lihumm BURD]) Sacher C Paul Sacher C PAHÔÔL ZAH-kur Sachs C Curt Sachs C KÔÔRT ZAHKSS Sachs C Hans Sachs C HAHNSS ZAHKSS Sachs C Joel Sachs C JO-ull SAHKSS Sachs C Léo Sachs C LAY-o ZAHKSS Sachse C Leopold Sachse C {LEE-uh-pohld SAHKSS} LAY-o-pawlt ZAHK-suh Sack C Erna Sack C EHR-nah ZAHK Sacra la scelta C SAH-krah lah SHAYL-tah C (The choice of one’s spouse is sacred) C (aria from the opera Luisa [loo-EE-zah] Miller; music by Giuseppe Verdi [joo-ZAYP-pay VAYR- dee]; libretto by Salvadore Cammarano [sahl-vah-DOH-ray kahm-mah-RAH-no] after Friedrich von Schiller [FREET-rihh fawn SHILL-lur]) Sacra virgo virginum tu nati nata suscipe C O sacra virgo virginum/Tu nati nata suscipe C O SAH-krah VEER-go veer-JEE-nôôm/too NAH-tih NAH-tuh SOO-shih-peh C (anonymous motet [mo-TETT] from Medieval Cyprus) Sacrati C Francesco Sacrati C frahn-CHAY-sko sah-KRAH-tee Sacrificium C sah-krih-FIH-chôôm C (anonymous sacred music from 16th-century Spain) Sacristy bell C SA-kruss-tee (bell) C (translation of Campanello del sagrestano [kahm-pah- NAYL-lo dayl sah-gray-STAH-no]; composition after Giovanni Gabrieli [jo-VAHN-nee gahb- reeAY-lee]) Sacrum convivium C o SAH-krôôm kohn-VEE-vihôôm C (sacred music, title used by various composers) Sadai C Yizhak Sadai C EE-shahk sah-DAHEE Sade C shar-day Sadie C Stanley Sadie C STANN-lee SAY-dee C (known also as Stanley John [JAHN] Sadie) Sadko C saht-KAW C (an opera, with music by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov [nyee-kah-LAHIH REEM-skee-KAWR-suh-kuff]; libretto by Rimsky-Korsakov, Vladimir Stasov [vlah-DYEE- mihr STAH-suff], Vasily Yastrebtsev [vah-SEE-lee YAHSS-trupp-suff], Nikolai Shtrup [nyee- kah-LAHIH SHTROOP], Nikolai Findeyzen [nyee-kah-LAHIH finn-DAY-zenn], and Vladimir Bel’sky [vlah-DYEE-mihr BELL-skee]) Sadra C I Wayan Sadra C EE W¦-yahn SAH-drah Saenger C Gustav Saenger C GUSS-tuvv SEHNG-ur Saenger C Oscar Saenger C AHSS-kur SEHNG-ur Saens C Camille Saint-Säens C {kah-meel seh6-sah6ss} kah-meey’ seh6-sah6ss C (known also as Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns [{sharl-kah-meel seh6-sah6ss} sharl-kah-mee seh6-sah6ss]) Saenz C Pedro Saenz C PAY-dro SAH-aynss Saeverud C Harald Saeverud C HAH-rahl SEHEH-veh-rewd C (known also as Harald Sigurd Johan [SEE-ghewr YOO-ahn] Saeverud) Saeverud C Ketil Hvoslef Saeverud C HEH-till VOO-shleff SEH-veh-rewd Saf saf susa C Säf, säf, susa C SEVV, SEVV, SÜ-suh C (Sigh, Rushes, Sigh) C (poem by Gustaf Fröding [GÜSS-tahf FRÖ-dihng] set to music by Jean Sibelius [zhah6 sih-BAY-lihôôss]) Saffi C SAHF-fee C (character in the operetta Der Zigeunerbaron [dayr tsee-GOY-nur-pah- rohn] — The Gypsy Baron; music by Johann Strauss II [YO-hahn SHTRAHÔÔSS II]; libretto by Ignaz Schnitzer [IGG-nahtss SHNITT-tsur] after Mor Jókai [MOHR YOHOH-kahih]) Safonov C Vasili Safonov C vah-SEE-lyee sah-FAW-nuff C (known also as Vasili Ilich [ih- LYEECH] Safonov) Safranek kavic C Lujo Safranek-Kavi C LOO-yaw SAH-frah-neck-KAH-vihch Sag ich liess sie grussen C Sag ’ich liess sie grüssen C ZAHK ihh LEESS zee GRÜSS-sunn C (excerpt from Seven Songs With Piano by Ludwig Felix [LOOT-vihh FAY-lickss] and Jan Brandts-Buys [YAHN BRAHNTSS-BÜRSS]) Sagaev C Dimiter Sagaev C dee-MEE-ter sah-GAH-yeff Sagbutts C SAG-butts C (sagbut is the early English name for the trombone) Sagemuller C Dirk Sagemüller C DIHRK-SAH-guh-mül-lur Sagrestano C Il sagrestano C eel sah-gray-STAH-no C (The sacristan [SA-kruss-tunn]) C (character in the opera Tosca [TOH-skah]; music by Giacomo Puccini [JAH-ko-mo poo- CHEE-nee]; libretto by Luigi Illica [looEE-jee eel-LEE-kah] and Giuseppe Giacosa [joo-ZAYP- pay jah-KO-zah] after Henri Murger [ah6-ree mür-zhay]) Sagt mir o schonste schafrin mein C Sagt mir, o schönste Schäf’rin mein C ZAHKT meer, o SHÖN-stuh SHEFF-rinn M¦N C (folk song arranged by Johannes Brahms [yo-HAHN-nuss {BRAHMZ} BRAHAHMSS]) Saikkola C Lauri Saikkola C LAHÔÔ-rih SAHIHK-kaw-lah Sailer C Friederike Sailer C FREE-duh-ree-kuh ZAHIH-lur Saint corentin C Saint Corentin C seh6 kaw-rah6-teh6 C (character in the opera Le Roi D'Ys [luh r'wah deess] — The King of Ys [EESS]; music by Édouard Lalo [ay-dôôar lah-lo] and libretto by Édouard Blau [ay-dôôar blo]) Saint foix C Georges, Comte de Saint-Foix C zhawrzh, kaw6t duh seh6-fwah C (known also as Marie-Olivier-Georges du Parc Poulain, Comte de Saint-Foix [mah-ree-aw-lee-veeay-zhawrzh dü park pôô-leh6, kaw6t duh seh6-fwah]) Saint george C Vernoy de Saint-Georges C vehr-n'wah duh seh6-zhawrzh Saint georges C Joseph Boulogne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges C zho-zeff bôô-lawny’, shuh- vah-leeay duh seh6-zhawrzh Saint huberty C Mme. De Saint-Huberty C mah-dahm duh seh6-tü-ber-tee Saint laurent childrens choirC Saint-Laurent Children's Choir C seh6-lo-rah6 (Children's Choir) Saint lubin C Léon de Saint-Lubin C lay-aw6 duh seh6-lü-beh6 Saint marcoux C Micheline Coulombe Saint-Marcoux C mee-shuh-leen kôô-law6b seh6-mar- kôô Saint requier C Léon Saint-Requier C lay-aw6 seh6-reh-keeay Saint saens C Camille Saint-Saëns C {kah-meel seh6-sah6ss} kah-meey’ seh6-sah6ss C (known also as Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns [{sharl-kah-meel seh6-sah6ss} sharl-kah-mee seh6-sah6ss]) Saint sevin C Joseph-Barnabé Saint-Sévin C zho-zeff-bar-nah-bay seh6-say-veh6 C (known also as L’Abbé le fils [lahb-bay luh feess]) Saint sevin C Pierre Saint-Sévin C peeehr seh6-say-veh6 C (known also as L’Abbé le cadet [lahb-bay luh kah-deh]) Saint sevin C Pierre-Philippe Saint-Sévin C peeehr-fee-leep seh6-say-veh6 C (known also as L’Abbé Painé [lahb-bay peh-nay]) Saint victor C Marie Alexis Castillon de Saint-Victor C mah-ree ah-leck-see kahss-tee-yaw6 duh seh6-veek-tawr C (known also as Alexis Castillon) Sainte C seh6t C (composition by Maurice Ravel [mo-reess rah-vell]) Sainte en son aureole C Une sainte en son auréole C ün seh6t ah6 saw6-no-ray-awl C (A Saint in Her Aureole) C (poem by Paul Verlaine [pohl vehr-lenn] set to music by Gabriel Fauré [gah- breeell fo-ray]) Sainte medaille avant de quitter ces lieux C O sainte medaille ... Avant de quitter ces lieux C o seh6t meh-dahy’ ... ah-vah6 duh kee-tay suh-leeö C (excerpt from the opera Faust [FAHÔÔST] (French version); music by Charles Gounod [sharl gôô-no]; libretto by Jules Barbier [zhül bar- beeay] and Michel Carré [mee-shell kar-ray] after Johann Wolfgang von Goethe [YO-hahn VAWLF-gahng fawn GÖ-tuh]) Sainton C Prosper Sainton C prawss-pay seh6-taw6 C (known also as Prosper Philippe Cathérine Sainton [prawss-pay fee-leep kah-tay-reen seh6-taw6]) Saito C Hideo Saito C hee-dehaw sahee-taw Saix C Guillot de Saix C ghee-yo duh seh Sakac C Branimir Saka C BRAH-nih-mihr SAH-kahch Sakellarios C Alekos Sakellarios C ah-LEH-kawss sah-kayl-LAH-reeuss Sakura C sah-koo-lah Sala C Nicola Sala C nee-KO-lah SAH-lah Sala C Pietro Pompeo de Sala C peeAY-tro pohm-PAY-o day SAH-lah C (known also as Pietro Pompeo Sales [peeAY-tro pohm-PAY-o SAH-layss]) Salaams C sah-LAHAHMZ Salabert C Édouard Salabert C ay-dôôar sah-lah-behr Salabert C Francis Salabert C frah6-seess sah-lah-behr Salaff C Peter Salaff C PEE-tur SAH-lahf Salaman C Charles Salaman C CHAH-rullz SA-luh-mann C (known also as Charles Kensington [KENN-sihng-tunn] Salaman) Salammbo C Salammbô C sah-lahm-BO C (unfinished opera, with music by Modest Petrovich Musorgsky [mah-DYESST pih-TRAW-vihch MOOSS-surk-skee]; libretto by Musorgsky after Gustave Flaubert [güs-tahv flo-bay]) C (the opera is known also as The Libyan) Salas C Eugenio Pereira-Salas C ayoo-HAY-neeo pay-RAYEE-rah-SAH-lahss Salas C Juan Orrego-Salas C hooAHN ohr-RAY-go-SAH-lahss
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