Richard Addinsell
English composer
Richard Stewart Addinsell (13 January 1904 – 14 November 1977) was an English composer, known early in his career for his music for the theatre in collaboration with Clemence Dane, later for his film music – including his best-known piece, the Warsaw Concerto, composed for the 1941 Dangerous Moonlight – and subsequently for his musical collaboration with the lyricist and performer Joyce Grenfell.
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Works
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- A Tale of Two Cities: Theme
- Concerto de Varsovie
- Concierto en Varsovia
- Dangerous Moonlight
- Festival
- Fire Over England (Suite)
- Goodbye Mr Chips: Theme
- In Love (Theme From the Warsaw Concerto)
- Journey to Romance
- Love at First Sight (Theme From the Warsaw Concerto)
- Melody for Lovers (Theme From the Warsaw Concerto)
- Precious Moments
- Prologue
- Ring Round the Moon: Invitation Waltz
- Sea Devils
- The Isle of Apples
- The Prince and the Showgirl (Selection)
- The Romance (Theme From the Warsaw Concerto)
- The Smokey Mountains (Concerto)
- The Smokey Mountains (Concerto): I.
- The Smokey Mountains (Concerto): II. Valley Song
- The Smokey Mountains (Concerto): III. Old Joe Clark
- The Truth (Theme From the Warsaw Concerto)
- The World Outside
- Tom Brown's Schooldays (Overture)
- Tune in G
- Un monde entier
- Warsaw Concerto