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| [] Regina, reine de la fete. Valse pour piano / Chant et piano paroles et musique de Jean Bernac composed at the home of his friend Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1861-1911) in Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Mer pub Hachette, Paris 1901 repertoire Paulette Darty |
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| [] Printania. Valse pour piano les succes du XXe siecle composed at the home of his friend Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1861-1911) in Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Mer pub Hachette, Paris 1904 |
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| following are musical plays with libretto by Jean Bernac, no composer name is given but it is unlikely that Bernac composed music for full orchestra, the music was possibly for piano only or composed by arrangers or composition students : | |
| [] Demenageons. Comedie. Casino, Luxeuil 15aug1889 / Casino, Dinard 2sep1892 pub imp. Pepin, Chatillon-sur-Seine & lib. Oliendorff, Paris 1889 |
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| [] Ruse de femmes. Comedie. Odeon, Paris 27apr1896 apparently his Paris debut because Le Menestrel reported him as a debuting new dramatic author |
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| [] Oh! les femmes. Comedie. Les Mathurins, Paris 13feb1901 | |
| [] Le Chat et le Cherubin. Drama. Piece chinoise en 1 acte. Theatre Vaudeville, Paris 27apr1902 performed at Theatre Vaudeville for many years |
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| [] Bibi Tapin. Operetta. Brussel 1902 libretto after the novel "Bibi-Tapin, le tambour de la 32e demi-brigade" 1862 by Ernest Capendu (Paris 1826-1868 Paris) |
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| [] Sol Hyams brocanteur. Drame en 2 actes. Grand-Guignol, Paris 16aug1912 published in Supplement aux Annales politiques et litteraires, xxvi annee, no.1284, 2feb1908 copyright Jean Bernac, Paris 5feb1908 |
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| [] Au petit jour. Drame (horror) en trois tableaux. Theatre du Grand-Guignol, Paris 8dec1921 libretto Andre de Lorde and Jean Bernac the scene of a beheading by guillotine was banned by the police |
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| following are compositions with lyrics or libretto by Jean Bernac and music by other composers : | |
| [] Conte de Mai. Ballet divertissement en un acte. Olympia Theatre, Paris dec1898 music Gaston Paulin (18??-1921), opus 101 scenario Jean Bernac pub Hachette, Paris 1900 |
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| [] Conte de Mai. Rapsodie-ballet en 3 parties. Grand-Theatre, Gent 15oct1899 music Gaston Paulin (18??-1921) scenario Jean Bernac pub Hachette, Paris 1900 |
A. [] - Farandole [] - Entree de Myrtille [] - Pas des pretendants [] - Reprise B. [] - Pantomime, pastorale [] - Fandango G. [] - Valse |
| [] La fontaine des fees. Ballet-pantomime. Folies-Marigny, Paris 4may1899 music Gaston Salvayre (Toulouse 1847-1916 Toulouse) libretto Jean Bernac and Louis Alix |
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| [] 1900! Histoire d'un siecle. Ballet-pantomime. Cirque-Palace des Champs-Elysees, Paris 28jan1900 music "un jeune compositeur" libretto Jean Bernac |
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| [] Cleopatre. Ballet-pantomime en 2 actes et 4 tableaux. Casino de Paris 2mar1900 music Georges Pfeiffer (1835-1908) libretto Henri Leba, Abel Mercklein et Jean Bernac pub Paul Dupont, Paris 1900 |
[] - Valse de Cleopatre pour orchestre [] - 3e Valse de Cleopatre pour piano [] - Entr'acte. Valse lente pour orchestre [] - Orgie et marche pour orchestre |
| [] Le dernier Salon. Comedie. Galerie-Vivienne, Paris 22mar1900 music A. Banes, libretto Jean Bernac |
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| [] Au foyer de la danse. Petit ballet en trois petits tableaux. Palais de la danse, Paris 1900 music Felix Desgranges, conductor of the orchestra of Palais de la danse libretto Jean Bernac and Abel Mercklein performed during the Exposition Universelle Paris 14apr1900-12nov1900 |
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| [] Miss Waterproof! Chanson anglaise musique de Justin Clerice (1863-1908), paroles de Jean Bernac pub Hachette, Paris 1902 |
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| [] Captivee. Valse chantee musique de Gerard-Rose, paroles de Jean Bernac pub A. Z. Mathot, Paris 1910 |
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| [] Le poison noir. Drama (horror). Grand-Guignol 11may1917 libretto Jean Bernac and Albert Jean debut of Paula Maxa, the "Princess of Horror", the most assassinated woman in the world who died over 10000 times the most gruesome deaths |