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Essential Works of the Great Composers
February 2009Our guides to the essential works of the great composers are the best to introduce listeners to the most important works of the great masters. This ongoing series will be updated with more guides to the greatest composers from the Baroque to 20th Century.
A Guide to PucciniPuccini’s operas, with their gorgeous melodies and heart-breaking heroines, are among the most beloved stage works ever written. Here’s a guide to his greatest works.
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A Guide to RachmaninovRachmaninov’s piano concertos, solo piano pieces and songs were lushly romantic, with sweeping melodies that are unforgettable. Here’s a guide to his greatest works.
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A Guide to RavelQuintessentially French, Ravel composed works for piano, orchestra, chamber ensemble and voice filled with rich and subtle textures. Here’s a guide to his greatest works.
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A Guide to RossiniWit and grace mark Rossini's brilliant operas, stirring overtures and delicious solo piano music. Here's a guide to his greatest works.
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A Guide to Saint-SaënsSaint-Saëns excelled in many genres, from colorful concertos and symphonies, to thrilling operas and elegant chamber music. Here's a guide to his greatest works.
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A Guide to SchoenbergOne of music’s great revolutionaries, Schoenberg took many traditional forms, stamped them with his own unique mark and became one of the most influential figures in 20th century music. Here’s a guide to his greatest works.
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A Guide to StravinskyOne of the giants of 20th century music, Stravinsky blended traditional Russian themes with modern forms to create unique orchestral, chamber and vocal music. Here’s a guide to his greatest works.
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