Works
- Walpurgis Eve (1928 play)
- Flair-Flair, the Idol of Paree (1935 musical)
- Ballad for Americans (1939 cantata)
- Polonaise (1945 musical)
- Beggar's Holiday (1946 musical)
- The Ballad of Baby Doe (1956 opera)
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