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{{Use dmy dates|date=July 2013}}The following is a list of operas by Giacomo Meyerbeer (1791–1864). List| Title | Genre | Language | Subdivisions | Libretto | Première | Theatre | Notes | | Admiral}}Der Admiral, oder der verlorne Prozess | comic opera | German | 1811}}Written 1811, never performed[1] | | Jephtas Gelübde | Ernsthafte Oper (Singspiel)[2] | German | 3 acts | Schreiber}}Aloys Schreiber, based on the biblical story of Jephthah | 1812-12-23}}{{Nowrap|23 December 1812}} | Hoftheater, Munich | | Wirth und Gast, oder Aus Scherz Ernst | Lustspiel mit Gesang | German | 2 acts | Wollbrück}} Johann Gottfried Wollbrück | 1813-01-06}}6 January 1813 | Stuttgart | Produced in Vienna in 1814 as Alimelek, oder Die beiden Kalifen | | Brandenburger}}Das Brandenburger Tor | Singspiel | German | 1 act | Veith}} Johann Emanuel Veith | 1814-00-00}}1814 | Berlin | | Romilda e Costanza | melodramma semiserio[3] | Italian | Rossi}}Gaetano Rossi | 1817-07-19}}19 July 1817 | Padua | | Semiramide riconosciuta | dramma per musica[4] | Italian | 2 acts | Rossi}}Gaetano Rossi, after Metastasio[5] | 1819-02-03}}3 February 1819[6] | Teatro Regio, Turin | | Emma di Resburgo | melodramma eroico[7] | Italian | Rossi}}Gaetano Rossi | 1819-06-26}}26 June 1819 | Teatro San Benedetto, Venice | | Margherita d'Anjou | melodramma semiserio | Italian | 2 acts | Romani}}Felice Romani after René Charles Guilbert de Pixérécourt | 1820-11-14}}14 November 1820 | La Scala, Milan | Revised 1826 for Paris. | | Almanzore}}L'Almanzore | Italian | Rossi}}Gaetano Rossi | 1821-00-00}}Unperformed | Probably composed 1820–21; intended for the Teatro Argentino in Rome but never performed there. Believed to have been unfinished; it is also possible that its music was used in L'esule di Granata | | esule}}L'esule di Granata | melodramma | Italian | 2 acts | Romani}}Felice Romani | 1822-03-12}}12 March 1822 | La Scala, Milan | | crociato}}Il crociato in Egitto | melodramma | Italian | 2 acts | Rossi}}Gaetano Rossi | 1824-03-07}}7 March 1824 | La Fenice, Venice | Frequently revised by Meyerbeer | | Ines de Castro | melodramma tragico[8] | Italian | Cammarano}}Salvatore Cammarano[9] | 1825}} drafts from 1825 | Commissioned by Teatro San Carlo, Naples, for 1826, but never completed.[10][11] | | diable}}Robert le diable | grand opera | French | 5 acts | Scribe}}Eugène Scribe and Casimir Delavigne | 1831-11-21}}21 November 1831 | Salle Le Peletier}} | | Huguenots}}Les Huguenots | grand opera | French | 5 acts | Scribe}}Eugène Scribe and Émile Deschamps | 1836-02-29}}29 February 1836 | Paris Opéra, Salle Le Peletier | Sometimes staged during the 19th century under other titles such as The Guelfs and the Ghibellines or The Anglicans and the Puritans (see the article on the opera) | | Feldlager}}Ein Feldlager in Schlesien | Singspiel | German | 3 acts | Rellstab}}Ludwig Rellstab after Eugène Scribe | 1844-12-07}}7 December 1844 | Hofoper, Berlin | Revised as Vielka, Vienna, 18 February 1847 | | prophete}}Le prophète | grand opera | French | 5 acts | Scribe}}Eugène Scribe | 1849-04-16}}16 April 1849 | Paris Opéra, Salle Le Peletier | | etoile}}L'étoile du nord | opéra comique | French | 3 acts | Scribe}}Eugène Scribe | 1854-02-16}}16 February 1854 | Opéra-Comique, Paris | Partly based on the earlier Feldlager in Schlesien; revised in Italian, London, Covent Garden, 19 July 1855 | pardon}}Le pardon de Ploërmel
(more commonly performed as Dinorah) | opéra comique | French | 3 acts | Barbier}}Jules Barbier and Michel Carré | 1859-04-04}}4 April 1859 | Opéra-Comique, Paris | Revised in Italian as Dinorah, Covent Garden, London, 26 July 1859 | | Africaine}}L'Africaine | grand opera | French | 5 acts | Scribe}}Eugène Scribe | 1865-04-28}}28 April 1865 | Paris Opéra, Salle Le Peletier | Performed posthumously in an edition by François-Joseph Fétis. |
Notes and sources- Notes
1. ^Becker (1980), 246
2. ^Letellier, pp. 24-25.
3. ^Letellier, 50.
4. ^Letellier, 57.
5. ^Huebner, 369.
6. ^MusicAndHistory.com - 1819. Accessed 5 April 2015
7. ^Letellier, 61.
8. ^Meyerbeer (1960-2006), II 577
9. ^Meyerbeer (1960-2006), II 694
10. ^Becker (1989), 39
11. ^Meyerbeer (1960-2006), II 577
- Sources
- Becker, Heinz (1980). "Meyerbeer [Meyer Beer], Giacomo [Jakob Liebmann]". In Sadie, Stanley, The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, vol. 12, 246–256. London: Macmillan
- Becker, Heinz and Gudrun, tr. Mark Violette (1989). Giacomo Meyerbeer, a Life in Letters. London: Christopher Helm. {{ISBN|0-7470-0230-4}}.
- Huebner, Steven (1992). "Meyerbeer, Giacomo". In Sadie, Stanley, The New Grove Dictionary of Opera, 4: 366–371. London: Macmillan. {{ISBN|978-1-56159-228-9}}.
- Letellier, Robert Ignatius (2006). The Operas of Giacomo Meyerbeer. Cranbury: Associated University Presses. {{ISBN|978-0-8386-4093-7}}
- Meyerbeer, Giacomo (1960-2006). Briefwechsel und Tagebücher (8 vols.). Berlin and New York: de Gruyter.
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