Suart, Richard
Suart, Richard, 1951-....
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Richard Suart artiste lyrique
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (5)
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Works
| Title | Sources |
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| At the Boar's Head op. 42 |
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| The beauty stone an original romantic musical drama ; in three acts |
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| Candide |
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| Caractacus |
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| Esther (1718 version) |
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| The Fairy Queen |
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| The geisha a story of a tea house |
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| A Gilbert & Sullivan gala |
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| grand macabre |
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| Greek |
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| Greek (after the play by Steven Berkoff) |
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| H.M.S. Pinafore |
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| Horn concerti |
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| Horn, orchestra music. |
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| Iolanthe |
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| Lass that loved a sailor |
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| The little prince |
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| The maid of the mountains a musical play in three acts. |
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| Mark-Antony Turnage |
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| Mass in D major op. 86 [Dokument dźwiękowy] / Dvorák. Missa choralis / Liszt. - Warszawa, 1999. |
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| midsummer night's dream |
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| mikado |
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| Miserere II in C minor |
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| Miserere (nr 2) |
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| Msze. |
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| Opéras. |
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| The pirates of Penzance |
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| The poisoned kiss |
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| The rose of Persia (extended highlights) |
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| Slave of duty |
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| Songs and music of World War Two |
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| Songs from the shows |
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| Sullivan & co. the operas that got away : arias, duets & ensembles from Sir Arthur Sullivan's operas. |
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| Sullivan and co. |
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| They'd none of 'em be missed |
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| Tom Jones |
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| Trial by jury |
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| "Videotaped at the Barbican Centre, London, 13 December 1989." |
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| Vocal music. |
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| yeomen of the guard |
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