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  1. 3. *Hippolyte et Aricie* and pioneering modern tonal music theory
  2. 5. Ballets *The Nutcracker*, *Swan Lake*, and the *1812 Overture*
  3. 6. *Carnaval* and his influential music criticism in the Romantic era
  4. 8. *The Well-Tempered Clavier* and mastering Baroque counterpoint
  5. 10. *Symphonie fantastique* and pioneering modern orchestration
  6. 12. *Peter and the Wolf* and the ballet *Romeo and Juliet*
  7. 15. Beloved operas *La Bohème*, *Tosca*, and *Madama Butterfly*
  8. 16. *Carmina Burana* (featuring "O Fortuna")
  9. 20. The operas *Manon* and *Werther*, and "Méditation" from *Thaïs*
  10. 22. *Adagio for Strings*
  11. 25. Long, expressive bel canto melodies in *Norma*
  12. 27. *L'Orfeo*, one of the earliest grand operas still performed today
  13. 29. *The Four Seasons* violin concertos
  14. 30. Symphony in D minor and his *Violin Sonata in A major*
  15. 31. *Finlandia* and his epic seven symphonies
  16. 33. *Appalachian Spring*, *Rodeo*, and shaping the American orchestral sound
  17. 35. *The Barber of Seville* and his famous overtures
  18. 37. Adagio in G Minor (attributed) and his Baroque oboe concertos
  19. 38. Minimalist phasing compositions like *Music for 18 Musicians* and *Different Trains*
  20. 41. *Rhapsody in Blue* and *Porgy and Bess*
  21. 42. Canon in D
  22. 45. *Sinfonietta* and his operas based on Czech speech rhythms
  23. 46. *Má vlast* (My Country), specifically "Vltava" (The Moldau)
  24. 48. *A Midsummer Night's Dream* overture and *Violin Concerto in E minor*
  25. 51. His 555 virtuosic single-movement keyboard sonatas
  26. 54. Minimalist masterworks like *Glassworks* and the opera *Einstein on the Beach*
  27. 55. Symphony No. 9 "From the New World" and *Slavonic Dances*
  28. 56. *Peer Gynt* (including "In the Hall of the Mountain King") and his Piano Concerto in A minor
  29. 57. *A German Requiem* and his Hungarian Dances
  30. 60. The *Háry János* Suite and developing the Kodály method of music education
  31. 61. Impressionist piano masterpiece *Clair de Lune* and *Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune*
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  1. 1. Baroque organ compositions that profoundly influenced J. S. Bach
  2. 2. Symphony No. 9, Symphony No. 5, and bridging the Classical and Romantic eras
  3. 4. Piano Concerto No. 2 and *Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini*
  4. 7. *Gymnopédies* and his eccentric, minimalist style
  5. 9. Operatic masterpieces including *Aida*, *Rigoletto*, and *La Traviata*
  6. 11. Bel canto opera masterpieces *Lucia di Lammermoor* and *L'elisir d'amore*
  7. 13. *The Magic Flute*, *Requiem*, and his child prodigy genius
  8. 14. Establishing the concerto grosso form and Baroque violin technique
  9. 17. *Concerto for Orchestra* and pioneering ethnomusicology
  10. 18. Being the "Father of the Symphony" and "Father of the String Quartet"
  11. 19. Polyphonic Renaissance sacred music and the *Missa Papae Marcelli*
  12. 21. Grand, monumental symphonies and sacred choral music
  13. 23. *Pomp and Circumstance Marches* and the *Enigma Variations*
  14. 24. *Requiem* in D minor and *Pavane*
  15. 25. Music for *West Side Story* and conducting the New York Philharmonic
  16. 26. Virtuosic piano showpieces, Hungarian Rhapsodies, and inventing the symphonic poem
  17. 28. *Winterreise* and his mastery of German Lieder (art songs)
  18. 32. The opera *Carmen*
  19. 33. Piano masterpieces including Nocturnes, Ballades, and Polonaises
  20. 34. *Inextinguishable* Symphony (No. 4) and shaping Danish classical music
  21. 36. *The Carnival of the Animals* and Symphony No. 3 "Organ"
  22. 39. *Polovtsian Dances* from *Prince Igor*
  23. 40. Symphony No. 5 and his dramatic chamber works under Soviet rule
  24. 43. The orchestral suite *The Planets*
  25. 44. Court ballet music for King Louis XIV and developing the French overture
  26. 46. *Pictures at an Exhibition* and *Night on Bald Mountain*
  27. 47. Post-minimalist orchestral works like *Short Ride in a Fast Machine* and the opera *Nixon in China*
  28. 49. *Messiah* and *Water Music*
  29. 50. Groundbreaking 20th-century ballet *The Rite of Spring*
  30. 52. *4′33″* and his pioneering work in indeterminate music and prepared piano
  31. 53. Opera reforms with *Orfeo ed Euridice* simplifying dramatic storytelling
  32. 58. *Scheherazade* and his mastery of orchestral color
  33. 59. *Boléro* and his brilliant orchestration of Mussorgsky's *Pictures at an Exhibition*