Editing Ivanhoe (section)

===Operas===
[[Victor Sieg]]'s dramatic [[cantata]] ''Ivanhoé'' won the [[Prix de Rome]] in 1864 and premiered in Paris the same year. ''[[Ivanhoe (opera)|Ivanhoe]]'' was the [[grand opera]] by [[Arthur Sullivan]] and [[Julian Sturgis]] (Sturgis was recommended by Sullivan's oft-time partner [[W. S. Gilbert]]). It debuted in 1891, and ran for 155 consecutive performances.<ref name=GnS_archive/> Other operas based on the novel have been composed by [[Gioachino Rossini]] (''[[Ivanhoé]]''), [[Thomas Sari]] (''Ivanhoé''), [[Bartolomeo Pisani]] (''Rebecca''), [[A. Castagnier]] (''Rébecca''), [[Otto Nicolai]] (''[[Il Templario]]''), and [[Heinrich Marschner]] (''[[Der Templer und die Jüdin]]''). Rossini's opera is a ''pasticcio'' (an opera in which the music for a new text is chosen from pre-existent music by one or more composers). Scott attended a performance of it and recorded in [[The Journal of Sir Walter Scott|his journal]], "It was an opera, and, of course, the story sadly mangled and the dialogue, in part nonsense."<ref>Dailey, Jeff S. ''Sir Arthur Sullivan's Grand Opera Ivanhoe and Its Musical Precursors: Adaptations of Sir Walter Scott's Novel for the Stage, 1819–1891'', (2008) [[Lewiston, New York]]: [[Edwin Mellen Press]] {{ISBN|0-7734-5068-8}}</ref>