Britten in the Theatre: A Provisional Catalogue

Britten in the Theatre: A Provisional Catalogue

In 1952, I made a bare list of Britten's scores for the theatre, cinema and radio (of which nearly 40 were written in the three years 1935–7!). The list was published in Benjamin Britten, a symposium edited by Donald Mitchell and Hans Keller (London: Rockliff, now out of print). Britten's...

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Music instrumentation
Pencils
Theater
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