Stories of Symphonic Music / A Guide to the Meaning of Important Symphonies, Overtures, and Tone-poems from Beethoven to the Present Day

by Lawrence Gilman

[189] Without opus number.

[190] Heinrich von Kleist was born at Frankfort-on-the-Oder, October 18, 1777; he died, by his own hand, at Wannsee, near Potsdam, November 21, 1811.

[191] The programme books of the Chicago Orchestra for that year were edited by Mr. Hubbard William Harris.

INDEX OF WORKS AND COMPOSERS

A

"Adonais," Overture, [51], [52].
"Afternoon of a Faun, The," Prelude to, [73]-[75].
"Also Sprach Zarathustra," Tone-Poem, [275]-[285].
"Antar," Symphony, [222]-[226].
"Aus Italia," Fantasy, [259]-[261].

B

Bantock, Granville, [11]-[18].
"Battle of the Huns, The," Symphonic Poem, [155]-[157].
Beethoven, Ludwig van, [19]-[30].
Berlioz, Hector, [31]-[41].
Bizet, Georges, [43]-[47].
"Blanik," Symphonic Poem, [253].
"Böcklin" Symphony, [131]-[136].

C