Musicals.Here is entered music for theatrical productions consisting of musical numbers integrated into a dramatic framework. Music for theatrical productions featuring a series of songs, dances, and other entertainments without any unifying dramatic element is entered under Revues. Musical works, often small in scale and primarily of the 20th century, that combine elements of music, drama, and sometimes dance in unconventional ways that result in works distinct from traditional forms are entered under Music theater. Works about the broad area of music in the theater, including opera, musical comedy, pantomime, revues, etc., and works about more than one such type are entered under Musical theater. See also what's at Wikipedia, your library, or elsewhere.
Broader term:Narrower terms:Used for:- Musical comedies
- Musical plays
- Musical revues, comedies, etc.
- Musical shows
- Operettas
- Shows, Musical
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Filed under: Musicals -- Excerpts -- Vocal scores with pianoFiled under: Musicals -- FictionFiled under: Musicals -- Librettos The Review: or, The Wags of Windsor, in Two Acts (New York: D. Longworth, 1804), by George Colman The Sultan of Sulu: An Original Satire in Two Acts (New York: R. H. Russell, 1903), by George Ade (multiple formats at archive.org) Aladdin, or, The Wonderful Scamp! An Original Burlesque Extravaganza, in One Act (London: T. H. Lacy, ca. 1861), by Henry J. Byron (page images at HathiTrust) The Maid and the Magpie, or, The Fatal Spoon! A Burlesque Burletta Founded on the Opera of "La Gazza Ladra" (script/libretto; London: T. H. Lacy, ca. 1859), by Henry J. Byron Robinson Crusoe: or, Harlequin Friday and The King of The Caribbee Islands! A Grotesque Pantomime Opening (London: T.H. Lacy, ca. 1871), by Henry J. Byron (page images at HathiTrust) Jack the Giant Killer, or, Harlequin King Arthur, and Ye Knights of Ye Round Table: A Burlesque Extravaganza (London and New York: Samuel French, ca. 1881), by Henry J. Byron (page images at HathiTrust) Othello Travestie: An Operatic Burlesque Burletta (London: T. H. Lacy, ca. 1834), by M. M. G. Dowling Filed under: Musicals -- Vocal scores with piano Chu Chin Chow; A Musical Tale of the East (London: Keith, Prowse and Co., 1916), by Oscar Asche and Frederic Norton In Dahomey: A Negro Musical Comedy (piano-vocal score; London: K. Prowse and Co., c1902), by Will Marion Cook and Paul Laurence Dunbar, contrib. by Jesse Shipp (page images at HathiTrust; US access only) Little Nemo (piano-vocal score for a musical based on the comic strip; 1908), by Victor Herbert and Harry B. Smith, contrib. by Winsor McCay (page images at HathiTrust) Oh, Lady! Lady!! (with photos, original cast list, and piano-vocal score; New York: T. B. Harms Co., c1918), by Jerome Kern, P. G. Wodehouse, and Guy Bolton (multiple formats at archive.org) Alice in Wonderland: A Dream Play for Children (piano-vocal score; London: Ascherberg, Hopwood and Crew, c1906), by Walter Slaughter and H. Savile Clarke, contrib. by Lewis Carroll
Items below (if any) are from related and broader terms.
Filed under: MelodramaFiled under: Motion picture music
Filed under: Operas Ages Ago (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Frederic Clay (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Beauty Stone (libretto, vocal score, and commentary), by Arthur Wing Pinero, J. Comyns Carr, and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Cox and Box (libretto, music, and commentary), by F. C. Burnand and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Emerald Isle, or The Caves of Carrig-Cleena (libretto, MIDI files, and commentary), by Basil Hood, Arthur Sullivan, and Edward German (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Fallen Fairies: or, The Wicked World (libretto and some music), by W. S. Gilbert and Edward German (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Gondoliers (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein (libretto, music, and commentary), by Adrian Ross, Charles H. E. Brookfield, and Jacques Offenbach (multiple formats at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Grand Duke (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) H. M. S. Pinafore (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Haddon Hall (libretto, music, and commentary), by Sydney Grundy and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Haste to the Wedding (libretto, music and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and George Grossmith (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Il Matrimonio Segreto (various editions of scores and arrangements), by Domenico Cimarosa and Giovanni Bertati (PDF files with commentary at imslp.org) Iolanthe (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Jane Annie (libretto, music files, and commentary), by J. M. Barrie, Arthur Conan Doyle, and Ernest Ford (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) La Spia (The Spy): A Grand Opera in Three Acts (libretto in Italian and English, with piano arrangements of selected portions; New York: J. Darcie, c1856), by Luigi Arditi and Filippo Manetta, contrib. by James Fenimore Cooper (page images at HathiTrust) The Mikado (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Mirette (libretto, music, and commentary), by F. E. Weatherly, Harry Greenbank, Adrian Ross, André Messager, and Hope Temple (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Nautch Girl: or, The Rajah of Chutneypore (libretto and music files), by George Dance, Frank Desprez, and Edward Solomon (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) New Version of Les Contes d'Hoffmann (The Tales of Hoffman): Opera in Four Acts, With an Original and Novel First Act and Other Important Changes (with libretto in English and French, and encoded music; New York: Charles E. Burden, 1907), by Jacques Offenbach and Jules Barbier, trans. by Charles Alfred Byrne, contrib. by E. T. A. Hoffmann (Gutenberg text and multimedia Web presentation) Patience (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Pirates of Penzance (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Princess Ida (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Princess Toto (libretto, vocal score, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Frederic Clay (PDF and Word files at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Rose of Persia (libretto, vocal score, and commentary), by Basil Hood and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Ruddigore (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Selected works (words, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Sorcerer (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Thespis (libretto, music (original and added), and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Trial By Jury (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Utopia, Limited (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Vicar of Bray (libretto, music, and commentary), by Sydney Grundy and Edward Solomon (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Yeomen of the Guard (libretto, music, and commentary), by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) The Zoo (libretto, music, and commentary), by Benjamin C. Stephenson and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Ivanhoe (libretto, some music, and commentary), by Julian Sturgis and Arthur Sullivan (multimedia at Gilbert and Sullivan Archive) Filed under: RevuesMore items available under broader and related terms at left. |