Lee Hoiby

American composer

Lee Henry Hoiby (February 17, 1926 – March 28, 2011) was an American composer and classical pianist. Best known as a composer of operas and songs, he was a disciple of composer Gian Carlo Menotti. Like Menotti, his works championed lyricism at a time when such compositions were deemed old-fashioned. His most well known work is his setting of Tennessee Williams's Summer and Smoke, which premiered at the St Paul Opera in 1971.

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Works

The Long LineThe Long Line
  • An Immorality
  • I Was There, op. 4
  • I Was There, op. 4: No. 1. Beginning My Studies
  • I Was There, op. 4: No. 2. I Was There
  • I Was There, op. 4: No. 3. A clear midnight
  • I Was There, op. 4: No. 4. O Captain, My Captain!
  • I Was There, op. 4: No. 5. Joy, Shipmates, Joy!
  • Investiture at Cecconi's
  • Last Letter Home
  • Night Songs
  • Night Songs: Angélique
  • Night Songs: Night
  • Night Songs: Pierrot
  • Night Songs: The Shroud
  • Sonata for Violin and Piano, op. 5: I. Allegro risoluto
  • Sonata for Violin and Piano, op. 5: II. Scherzo
  • Songs for Leontyne, op. 32
  • Songs for Leontyne, op. 32: No. 1. The doe
  • Songs for Leontyne, op. 32: No. 2. Evening
  • Songs for Leontyne, op. 32: No. 3. Autumn
  • Songs for Leontyne, op. 32: No. 4. Winter song
  • Songs for Leontyne, op. 32: No. 5. In the wand of the wind
  • Songs for Leontyne, op. 32: No. 6. The serpent
  • The Message
  • The Shining Place
  • The Shining Place: No. 1. The shining place
  • The Shining Place: No. 2. A letter
  • The Shining Place: No. 3. The drowned boy
  • The Shining Place: No. 4. Wild nights
  • The Shining Place: No. 5. There came a wind like a bugle
  • The Tempest
  • The Tempest: Act One: "A brave vessel" (Miranda)
  • The Tempest: Act One: "All hail, great master" (Ariel)
  • The Tempest: Act One: "As wicked dew" (Caliban)
  • The Tempest: Act One: "Come!" (Ariel)
  • The Tempest: Act One: "Farewell, master" (Caliban)
  • The Tempest: Act One: "Here's neither bush" (Trinculo)
  • The Tempest: Act One: "One word" (Prospero)
  • The Tempest: Act One: Introduction
  • The Tempest: Act Three: "Alas, now" (Miranda)
  • The Tempest: Act Three: "Avoid!" (Prospero)
  • The Tempest: Act Three: "Harmonious!" (Ferdinand)
  • The Tempest: Act Three: "Holy Gonzalo" (Prospero)
  • The Tempest: Act Two: "Be not afeared" (Caliban)
  • The Tempest: Act Two: "Beseech you, sir" (Gonzalo)
  • The Tempest: Act Two: "Preserve the king!" (Gonzalo)
  • The Tempest: Act Two: "Tell me not!" (Stephano)
  • The Tempest: Act Two: "This shall prove" (Stephano)
  • The Tempest: Act Two: "What a strange" (Alonso)
  • The Tempest: Act Two: Prelude
  • Three Ages of Women, op. 51
  • Three Ages of Women, op. 51: No. 1. Manners
  • Three Ages of Women, op. 51: No. 2. Filling station
  • Three Ages of Women, op. 51: No. 3. Insomnia
  • Two Songs of Innocence
  • Two Songs of Innocence: No. 1. The Shepherd
  • Two Songs of Innocence: No. 2. The Lamb
  • What If...
  • Where the Music Comes From
  • always it’s spring