This article contains a list of the works of Jean-Baptiste Lully (LWV); also lists of the dance-forms and instruments he frequently was to use.
The catalogue was published in 1981 by Herbert Schneider (Chronologisch-Thematisches Verzeichnis sämtlicher Werke von Jean-Baptiste Lully).
ID | Title |
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LWV 1 | Le temps |
LWV 2 | Les plaisirs |
LWV 3 | Dialogue de la Guerre avec la Paix |
LWV 4 | Les bienvenus |
LWV 5 | La revente des habits de ballet et de comédie |
LWV 6 | Psyché, ou La puissance de l'amour |
LWV 7 | La galanterie du temps |
LWV 8 | Amour malade |
LWV 9 | Alcidiane |
LWV 10 | Première marche des mousquetaires |
LWV 11 | La raillerie |
LWV 12 | Intermèdes de Xerxes |
LWV 13 | Ballet mascarade |
LWV 14 | L'impatience |
LWV 15 | Les saisons |
LWV 16 | Les facheux |
LWV 17 | L'Hercule amoureux |
LWV 18 | Les arts |
LWV 19 | Les Noces de village |
LWV 20 | Le mariage forcé |
LWV 21 | Les amours déguisés |
LWV 22 | Plaisirs de l'Ile enchantée |
LWV 23 | Entractes d'Œdipe |
LWV 24 | Mascarade du Capitaine |
LWV 25 | Miserere |
LWV 26 | O Lachrymae fideles |
LWV 27 | La naissance de Vénus |
LWV 28 | Les gardes, ou Les délices de la campagne |
LWV 29 | L'Amour médecin |
LWV 30 | Le triomphe de Bacchus dans les Indes |
LWV 31 | Branles |
LWV 32 | Les muses |
LWV 33 | La pastorale comique |
LWV 34 | Le Sicilien, ou L'Amour peintre |
LWV 35 | 18 Trios pour le coucher du roi |
LWV 36 | Le carnaval |
LWV 37 | Plaude laetare Gallia |
LWV 38 | George Dandin |
LWV 39 | La grotte de Versailles |
LWV 40 | Flore |
LWV 41 | Monsieur de Pourceaugnac |
LWV 42 | Les amants magnifiques |
LWV 43 | Le bourgeois gentilhomme / Der Bürger als Edelmann |
LWV 44 | Marches et batteries de tambour |
LWV 45 | Psyché |
LWV 46 | Ballet des ballets |
LWV 47 | Le triomphe de l’amour et de Bachus (pastorale, 1672, as described and named in the manuscript) |
LWV 48 | Marche |
LWV 49 | Cadmus et Hermione |
LWV 50 | Alceste, ou Le triomphe d'Alcide |
LWV 51 | Thésée |
LWV 52 | Le carnaval |
LWV 53 | Atys |
LWV 54 | Isis |
LWV 55 | Te Deum |
LWV 56 | Psyché |
LWV 57 | Bellérophon |
LWV 58 | Proserpine |
LWV 59 | Le triomphe de l'amour |
LWV 60 | Persée |
LWV 61 | Phaëton |
LWV 62 | De profundis |
LWV 63 | Amadis |
LWV 64 | 1. Dies irae |
2. Benedictus | |
LWV 65 | Roland |
LWV 66 | Marches pour le régiment de Savoie |
LWV 67 | Quare fremuerunt |
LWV 68 | Idylle sur la paix |
LWV 69 | Le temple de la paix |
LWV 70 | Pièces de symphonie |
LWV 71 | Armide |
LWV 72 | Airs pour le carrousel de Monseigneur |
LWV 73 | Acis et Galatée / Acis und Galatea |
LWV 74 | Achille et Polyxène |
LWV 75 | Marches |
LWV 76 | 1. Ingrate bergère |
2. Aunque prodigoas | |
3. Scoca pur tutti | |
4. A la fin petit Desfarges | |
5. D'un beau pêcheur la pêche malheureuse | |
6. Un tendre coeur | |
7. Courage, Amour, la paix est faite | |
8. Non vi è più bel piacer | |
9. Le printemps, aimable Silvie | |
10. Tous les jours cent bergères | |
11. Viens, mon aimable bergère | |
12. Qui les aura, mes secrètes amours | |
13. Où êtes-vous allez, mes belles | |
14. Nous meslons toute notre gloire | |
15. Pendant que ces flambeaux | |
16. La langueur des beaux yeux | |
17. On dit que vos yeux sont trompeurs | |
18. Que vous connaissez peu trop aimable Climène | |
19. Si je n'ay parlé de ma flamme | |
20. En ces lieux je ne vois que des promenades | |
21. Ah qu'il est doux de se rendre | |
22. J'ai fait serment, cruelle, de suivre une autre loi | |
23. Le printemps ramène la verdure | |
24. Depuis que l'on soupire sous l'amoureux empire | |
25. Sans mentir on est bien misérable | |
26. Venerabilis barba capucinorum | |
LWV 77 | 1. Anima Christi |
2. Ave coeli munus supernum | |
3. Dixit Dominus | |
4. Domine salvum fac regem | |
5. Exaudi Deus deprecationem | |
6. Iste Sanctus | |
7. Laudate pueri Dominum | |
8. Magnificat anima mea | |
9. O dulcissime Domine | |
10. Omnes Gentes plaudite | |
11. O sapientia in misterio | |
12. Regina coeli | |
13. Salve regina | |
14. Domine salvum fac regem | |
15. Exaudiat te Dominus | |
16. Jubilate Deo | |
17. Notus in Judea Deus | |
18. Il faut mourir, pécheur | |
19. Si je n'ay parlé de ma flamme | |
20. En ces lieux je ne vois que des promenades | |
21. Ah qu'il est doux de se rendre | |
22. J'ai fait serment, cruelle, de suivre une autre loi | |
23. Le printemps ramène la verdure | |
24. Depuis que l'on soupire sous l'amoureux empire | |
25. Sans mentir on est bien misérable | |
26. Venerabilis barba capucinorum (air à boire) | |
in order of composition:
in alphabetical order:
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