Gioacchino Rossini
Gender
Male
Born
Feb 29, 1792
Pesaro, ITALY
Died
Nov 13, 1868
Ruelle, FRANCE
Composer
Source Material
Also Known As
Rossini
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CREDITSThose Were the Days (Nov 07, 1990 - Feb 24, 1991)Musical, Original
- Music by Joseph Rumshinsky, Ben Yomen, Gioacchino Rossini, Lew Pollack, Sholom Secunda and Samuel Steinberg; Words and Music by M. Warshavsky, M. Gebirtig, A. Lebedeff, Sholom Secunda, Gene Raskin, Mel Tolkin, Hymie Jacobson, Bella Meisel and Herman Yablokoff; American folksong adapted by Wolf Younin; From the repertoire of Menashe Oppenheim; Folksong "Saposhkelekh" (The Boots) from the research of Michael Alpert; From the "Forbidden Songs" of Soviet Jews as recorded by David Eshet
Bugs Bunny on Broadway (Oct 04, 1990 - Oct 23, 1990)Special, Original- Based upon the work of Von Suppe, Rossini, Wagner, J. Strauss, Donizetti and Liszt
Zizi (Nov 21, 1964 - Jan 02, 1965)Musical, Original- "Prologue" music by Ward Swingle; Music for "La Cervelle" and words and music for "Mon Bonhomme" and "Eh L'Amour" by Jean Ferrat; "Les Bras D'Antoine" words and music by Guy Béart; "Scaramouche" music by Darius Milhaud; "Tarantelle" music by Gioacchino Rossini; "Espana" music by Emmanuel Chabrier; "La Chambre" music by Georges Auric; "Bacorope" and "Quail on Toast With Pink Champagne" by Michel Mention; "La Chaloupee" music by Maurice Thiriet; "Les Yeau Brillants" music by Francis Lai; "Les Tatouages" music by Michel Legrand; "Drole De Musique" words and music by Christian Guitreau; "Mon Truc En Plumes" music by J. Constantin; "Je Te Tuerai D'Amour" music by J. Halliday
Music in My Heart (Oct 02, 1947 - Jan 24, 1948)Musical, Original- Additional music by Gioacchino Rossini
Once Over Lightly (Nov 19, 1942 - Nov 22, 1942)Musical, Original- Music by Gioacchino Rossini, Dean Fuller, Alec Wilder, Samuel Mathovsky and Ralph Strain
Boutique Fantasque (Mar 20, 1935 - Closing date unknown)Musical, Original- Music by Gioacchino Rossini
Chauve-Souris [1922] (Jan 04, 1923 - May 05, 1923)Musical, Original- Featuring songs by N. Suvorovsky, Leon Jessel, Spendiaroff, Veckerlain, Rossini and Rubinstein
The Cat's in the Larder (Dec 23, 1840 - Jan 24, 1841)Musical, Original- Based after the opera by Gioacchino Rossini
Those Were the Days
(Nov 07, 1990 - Feb 24, 1991)
Musical, Original
- Music by Joseph Rumshinsky, Ben Yomen, Gioacchino Rossini, Lew Pollack, Sholom Secunda and Samuel Steinberg; Words and Music by M. Warshavsky, M. Gebirtig, A. Lebedeff, Sholom Secunda, Gene Raskin, Mel Tolkin, Hymie Jacobson, Bella Meisel and Herman Yablokoff; American folksong adapted by Wolf Younin; From the repertoire of Menashe Oppenheim; Folksong "Saposhkelekh" (The Boots) from the research of Michael Alpert; From the "Forbidden Songs" of Soviet Jews as recorded by David Eshet
Bugs Bunny on Broadway
(Oct 04, 1990 - Oct 23, 1990)
Special, Original
- Based upon the work of Von Suppe, Rossini, Wagner, J. Strauss, Donizetti and Liszt
Zizi
(Nov 21, 1964 - Jan 02, 1965)
Musical, Original
- "Prologue" music by Ward Swingle; Music for "La Cervelle" and words and music for "Mon Bonhomme" and "Eh L'Amour" by Jean Ferrat; "Les Bras D'Antoine" words and music by Guy Béart; "Scaramouche" music by Darius Milhaud; "Tarantelle" music by Gioacchino Rossini; "Espana" music by Emmanuel Chabrier; "La Chambre" music by Georges Auric; "Bacorope" and "Quail on Toast With Pink Champagne" by Michel Mention; "La Chaloupee" music by Maurice Thiriet; "Les Yeau Brillants" music by Francis Lai; "Les Tatouages" music by Michel Legrand; "Drole De Musique" words and music by Christian Guitreau; "Mon Truc En Plumes" music by J. Constantin; "Je Te Tuerai D'Amour" music by J. Halliday
Music in My Heart
(Oct 02, 1947 - Jan 24, 1948)
Musical, Original
- Additional music by Gioacchino Rossini
Once Over Lightly
(Nov 19, 1942 - Nov 22, 1942)
Musical, Original
- Music by Gioacchino Rossini, Dean Fuller, Alec Wilder, Samuel Mathovsky and Ralph Strain
Boutique Fantasque
(Mar 20, 1935 - Closing date unknown)
Musical, Original
- Music by Gioacchino Rossini
Chauve-Souris [1922]
(Jan 04, 1923 - May 05, 1923)
Musical, Original
- Featuring songs by N. Suvorovsky, Leon Jessel, Spendiaroff, Veckerlain, Rossini and Rubinstein
The Cat's in the Larder
(Dec 23, 1840 - Jan 24, 1841)
Musical, Original
- Based after the opera by Gioacchino Rossini