Samuel Barber - Notable Compositions

Notable Compositions

  • Dover Beach (Medium voice and string quartet) (Op. 3, 1931)
  • The School for Scandal (Overture) (Op. 5, 1931)
  • Cello Sonata (Op. 6, 1932)
  • Music for a Scene from Shelley (Op. 7, 1933)
  • (First) Symphony in One Movement (Op. 9, 1936)
  • Adagio for Strings (arr. of String Quartet, movement 2) (Op. 11, 1938)
  • Essay for Orchestra (Op. 12, 1937)
  • Violin Concerto (Op. 14, 1939)
  • Reincarnations for mixed chorus, (Op. 16, 1939–1940); words by Antoine Ó Raifteiri in translation by James Stephens
  • Second Essay for Orchestra (Op. 17, 1942)
  • Excursions (Op. 20, 1942–44)
  • Capricorn Concerto (Op. 21, 1944)
  • Cello Concerto (Op. 22, 1945)
  • Medea (ballet) (Op. 23, 1946)
  • Knoxville: Summer of 1915 (Soprano & Orchestra) (Op. 24, 1948)
  • Sonata for Piano (Op. 26, 1949)
  • Hermit Songs (Op. 29, 1953)
  • Prayers of Kierkegaard (Soprano, Choir & Orchestra) (Op. 30, 1954)
  • Summer Music for Wind Quintet (Op. 31, 1956)
  • Vanessa (opera) (Op. 32, 1957)
  • A Hand of Bridge (Chamber opera) (Op. 35, 1959)
  • Toccata Festiva (Organ and Orchestra) (Op. 36, 1960)
  • Piano Concerto (Op. 38, 1962)
  • Antony and Cleopatra (Op. 40, opera, 1966, rev. 1974)

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