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Leányvásár is a Hungarian-language operetta by composer Victor Jacobi, first performed in 1911 at the Király Színház in Budapest. Its title means "The Marriage Market," the name under which an English adaptation reached audiences in London and elsewhere. The work combines romantic intrigue, comic mi...
Szibill is a three-act Hungarian operetta composed by Victor Jacobi, featuring a libretto by Miksa Bródy and Ferenc Martos. Premiering in Budapest in 1914, the musical was an adaptation of Bródy's earlier play "Leányvásár" (The Marriage Market). It achieved international success and was later staged...
The Marriage Market is the English title associated with Leányvásár, an operetta by the Hungarian composer Victor Jacobi. It premiered in Budapest in 1911 and was subsequently adapted for English-language productions in London and New York, reflecting the work's comic treatment of courtship, marriag...
A rátartós királykisasszony is a Hungarian operetta by Victor Jacobi, premiered in Budapest on 17 December 1904 as his first operetta.
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Jacobi debut with sourcebook notice, but little revival or rating footprint; overshadowed by Leányvásár and Szibill in his reputation.
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Why this score
Cataloged early Jacobi work, but extremely sparse reception trail, no clear repertory life, and overshadowed by his later successes.
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