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Most (classical) composers had one or a few lyricists with whom they preferred to work: * Bach: Picander * Mozart: Da Ponte, Schikaneder * Sullivan: Gilbert * Giuseppe Verdi: Arrigo Boito in his later works * Isaac Albéniz: Francis Burdett Money-Coutts * Richard Strauss: Hugo von Hofmannsthal * Puccini: Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa * Satie: , Plato (when composing Socrate: Platon s'avère comme un collaborateur parfait, très doux, jamais importun - "Plato shows himself a perfect coworker, very soft, never out of line") * Amadeo Vives: Federico Romero and Guillermo Fernández Shaw * Rodgers: Hammerstein * Gershwin: Ira Gershwin * Andrew Lloyd Webber: Tim Rice, followed by Don Black * Bertold Hummel: Hermann Hesse * Handel: Charles Jennens