Nadia Boulanger - Key Works

Key Works

Vocal
  • Allons voir sur le lac d'argent (A. Silvestre), 2 voices, piano, 1905
  • Ecoutez la chanson bien douce (Verlaine), 1 voice, orchestra, 1905
  • Les sirènes (Grandmougin), female chorus, orchestra, 1905
  • A l'aube (Silvestre), chorus, orchestra, 1906
  • A l'hirondelle (Sully Prudhomme), chorus, orchestra, 1908
  • La sirène (E. Adenis/Desveaux), 3 voices, orchestra, 1908
  • Dnégouchka (G. Delaquys), 3 voices, orchestra, 1909
  • Over 30 songs for 1 voice, piano, incl.:
Extase (Hugo), 1901
Désepérance (Verlaine), 1902
Cantique de soeur Béatrice (Maeterlinck), 1909
Une douceur splendide et sombre (A. Samain), 1909
Larme solitaire (Heine), 1909
Une aube affaiblie (Verlaine), 1909
Prière (Bataille), 1909
Soir d'hiver (N. Boulanger), 1915
Au bord de la nuit, Chanson, Le couteau, Doute, L'échange (Mauclair), 1922
J'ai frappé (R. de Marquein), 1922
Chamber and solo works
  • 3 pièces, organ, 1911, arr. cello, piano
  • 3 pièces, piano, 1914
  • Pièce sur des airs populaires flamands, organ, 1917
  • Vers la vie nouvelle, piano, 1917
Orchestral
  • Allegro, 1905
  • Fantaisie variée, piano, orchestra, 1912
With Raoul Pugno
  • Les heures claires (Verhaeren), 8 songs, 1 voice, piano, 1909
  • La ville morte (d'Annunzio), opera, 1910–13

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