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Johann Strauss II |
Die lustigen Weiber von Wien
(1868) |
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Carl Michael Ziehrer |
Mahomed's Paradies, 1866 |
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Das Orakel zu Delfi, 1872 |
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Cleopatra, oder Durch drei
Jahrtausende, 1875 |
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In fünfzig Jahren, 1911 |
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Bruno Granichstaedten |
Casimirs Himmelfahrt, 1911) |
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André Grétry |
Matroco, 1777 - "drame burlesque" |
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Igor Stravinsky |
Renard - "Histoire burlesque
chantée et jouée" |
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Petrushka - "burlesque in four
scenes" |
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Ernst Krenek |
Schwergewicht (1927) |
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Georg Philipp Telemann |
Ouverture-Suite Burlesque de
Quixotte, TWV 55 |
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Leopold Mozart |
Sinfonia Burlesca (1760) |
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Richard Strauss |
Burleske for piano and orchestra
(1890) |
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Max Reger |
Six Burlesques, Op. 58 for piano
four hands (1901) |
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Béla Bartók |
Scherzo Burlesque, Op. 2 for
piano and orchestra (1904) |
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Three Burlesques, Op. 8c for
piano (1911) |
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Arnold Bax |
Burlesque for Piano (1920) |
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Florent Schmitt |
Ronde burlesque, Op. 78 for
orchestra (1931) |
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Olivier Messiaen |
Fantaisie burlesque, for piano
(1932) |
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Bertold Hummel |
Burlesque for Piano and Chamber
Orchestra, Op. 13 (1956) |
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Burlesque for Wind Quintet, Op.
76b (1982) |
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Johann Sebastian Bach |
Burlesca - Partita No. 3 for
keyboard (BWV 827) |
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Gustav Mahler |
"Rondo-Burleske" - Symphony No.
9 |
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Dmitri Shostakovich |
"Burlesque" - Violin Concerto
No. 1 |
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