A Midsummer Night's Dream, Incidental Music, Op. 61
Work Information
This work is written in 1842. This music, usually played by the organ, is one of which be famous for being used on the wedding frequently. It is the incidental music for A Midsummer Night's Dream, the work of Shakespeare.
Composer
Track
- 1. Overture
- 1. Scherzo
- 2. Scene. Fairies' March
- 6. Intermezzo
- 11b. Funeral March
- 12. Dance of the Clowns
- Final: Matte case of fire flickering
- Finale: Though this house give glimm'ring light
- No.1 Scherzo
- No.1 Scherzo
- No.2 Scene - Fairies' March
- No.2 Scene - Fairies' March
- No. 3 Song with Chorus: You Spotted Colorful Snakes
- No.5 Intermezzo
- No.5 Intermezzo
- No.7 Notturno
- No.7 Notturno
- No.7 Notturno
- No.9 Wedding March
- No.9 Wedding March
- No.9 Wedding March
- No.10 b) Funeral March
- No.11 Dance Of The Clowns
- No.11 Dance of the Clowns
