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This list of compositions includes all the published works by English composer Benjamin Britten with opus number. Paul Bunyan Op. 17: Operetta in two acts, 114'. Libretto by W. H. Auden, after the American folktale. Premiered on 5 May 1941 at Brander Matthews Hall, New York. Published by Faber Music. Peter Grimes Op. 33: Opera in a prologue and three acts, 147'. Libretto by Montagu Slater, after the poem The Borough by George Crabbe. Premiered on 7 June 1945 at Sadler's Wells, London.

Walking in Benjamin Britten's footsteps, Suffolk. Britten and MacNeice's Dark Tower: recreating a visionary radio landmark. Written in 1945, Louis MacNeice’s play delves into the trauma of war and the poet’s personal shadows, and was an inspired collaboration with Benjamin Britten. Now Robin Brooks is set to restage the iconic first broadcast. Published: 27 Oct 2017. About 274 results for Benjamin Britten.

Edward Benjamin Britten (1913 – 1976) was a conductor, pianist and the creator of a number of popular chamber and choral works. He is regarded as one of Britain’s most respected composers and he came up with some of the greatest classical music ever written in the 20th century. He completely changed the face of music, managing to rejuvenate English opera, as well as launch one of the world’s most successful festivals. Here are 10 interesting facts about the composer Benjamin Britten: Facts About Benjamin Britten: The Feast of St Cecilia. Henceforth, Britten became known as Baron Britten of Aldeburgh in the British County of Suffolk. His influence on 20th-century composition was so significant that one hundred years after his death, more than 2,000 events held in 39 countries were thrown to celebrate Britten’s centenary year. The Aldeburgh Festival.

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Unquestionably Britain's greatest 20th century composer, Britten excelled in virtually all genres, but is especially known for his vocal and choral music and operas.

Benjamin Britten: a Complete Catalogue of his Works (London, 1963, 2/1973). J. Evans, P. Reed and P. Wilson : A Britten Source Book (Aldeburgh and Winchester, 1987/ R ). Parsons : A Benjamin Britten Discography (Dyfed, 1990). B. Ford, e. Benjamin Britten’s Poets: the Poetry he Set to Music (Manchester, 1994, 2/1996). P. Banks and others, compilers: Benjamin Britten: a Catalogue of the Published Works (Aldeburgh,1999). S. Craggs : Benjamin Britten: a Bio-Bibliography (Westport, 2002).

Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) was an English composer, conductor, and pianist; and one of the central figures of Twentieth century music. His most famous piece was the epic War Requiem. Life and Music Britten's father was a prosperous oral surgeon in the town of Lowestoft, Suffolk; his mother was a leader in the local choral society. Britten paid tribute to his teacher in his Op. 10, the Variations on a Theme by Frank Bridge. Britten left England in 1939 as war loomed over Europe. He spent four years in the United States and Canada, his compositional pace barely slackening, evidenced by the production of works such as the Sinfonia da Requiem (1940), the song cycle Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo (1940), and his first effort for the stage, Paul Bunyan (1940-1941). The tenor Peter Pears was Britten's closest intimate, both personally and professionally, from the late '30s to the composer's death.