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"Poet and Peasant" (Dichter und Bauer) is a three-act operetta composed by Franz von Suppé to a German libretto by Karl Elmar, which premiered at the Theater an der Wien in 1846. The work is a comedic piece that utilizes various musical numbers to tell its story, characteristic of the Viennese opere...
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Suppé's overture became an enduring concert favorite, while the complete operetta is rarely staged and considered dramatically conventional.
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Franz von Suppé’s Boccaccio, premiered in 1879, is a Viennese operetta adapted from Boccaccio's *Decameron*. The work features comedic storytelling and musical elements characteristic of the period. It remains notable for Suppé’s skillful composition and its enduring popularity within the genre. Pri...
Ein Morgen, ein Mittag, ein Abend in Wien is an early operetta by the Austrian composer Franz von Suppé. First performed in 1844, the German-language work belongs to the formative period of Viennese operetta, a theatrical tradition combining spoken dialogue, comic situations, songs, and orchestral m...
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Historically foundational Suppé work; its enduring overture remains admired, though the complete stage piece is seldom performed.
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Leichte Kavallerie (Light Cavalry) is an operetta in three acts by Franz von Suppé with a libretto by F. Zell and Richard Genée, premiered at the Carltheater in Vienna in 1866. The plot involves romantic complications among Hungarian hussars stationed in a village, though the full work is rarely sta...
Die schöne Galathée is a one-act German-language comic operetta by Franz von Suppé, with a libretto by Poly Henrion, first performed in 1865. It freely adapts the Pygmalion story: the sculptor's idealized statue comes to life but proves vain, flirtatious, and difficult to control. Written for a smal...
Die schöne Galathee is a one-act German-language operetta by Franz von Suppé, first performed in 1865. Drawing on the classical story of the sculptor Pygmalion and the statue Galatea, it treats the myth as a comic account of artistic desire, vanity, and romantic disorder. The work became an early cr...
Fatinitza is a three-act operetta composed by Franz von Suppé that premiered in 1876 at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna. The libretto, written by Camillo Walzel and Richard Genée, was based on a vaudeville by Eugène Scribe and features a military and romance theme set during the Crimean War. As Su...
Bellman is a three-act comic opera, often classified as an operetta, by the Austrian composer Franz von Suppé. Its libretto was written by Moritz West and Ludwig Held, and the work draws on the name and persona of the Swedish poet and songwriter Carl Michael Bellman. The opera premiered at the Theat...
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Ambitious orchestration and effective Swedish folk material attract praise, but extreme rarity and limited revival history constrain its reputation.
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Der Teufel auf Erden is a three-act fantastical operetta by the Austrian composer Franz von Suppé. It was first performed at Vienna’s Carltheater on 5 January 1878. The work uses a supernatural premise involving the Devil in the human world to frame comic and satirical situations, following the conv...
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Suppé's inventive music earns modern praise, but the original run failed and the work quickly disappeared behind Boccaccio.
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Das Pensionat is a German-language one-act comic operetta by Franz von Suppé, first performed at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna on November 24, 1860. The work is set in a girls' boarding school and uses the light comic style associated with early operetta. It is frequently identified as the first...
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Early Suppé operetta valued for buoyant music and historical importance, though its slight dramaturgy limits present day acclaim.
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Donna Juanita is an operetta by Franz von Suppé that premiered in Vienna in 1880. Its comic plot centers on a woman who adopts the identity or style of the legendary Don Juan, allowing the work to play with disguise, gender roles, and romantic confusion. The piece belongs to the late nineteenth-cent...
Banditenstreiche is an operetta by Franz von Suppé that premiered in 1867 at Vienna's Carltheater. It uses a German libretto by B. Boutonnier and belongs to the comic, Viennese stage tradition associated with nineteenth-century operetta. The work is relevant to listeners and researchers interested i...
Pique Dame is a two-act operetta by Austrian composer Franz von Suppé. It reworks his earlier operetta Die Kartenschlägerin and was first performed in 1864. The work belongs to the nineteenth-century Viennese operetta tradition, while its overture has remained the part most often heard in modern con...
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Competently fashioned operetta drawing on a familiar literary subject, with limited modern circulation and modest specialist regard.
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Zehn Mädchen und kein Mann is an operetta by Franz von Suppé that premiered in Vienna in 1862. Its German title means "Ten Girls and No Man," and the story is set in a girls' school where the absence of men becomes the basis for romantic confusion and comic situations. The work belongs to the ninete...
Franz von Suppé operetta premiered in Vienna in 1863, titled 'Jolly Fellows,' set in a student milieu and featuring lively ensemble numbers.
Die Jagd nach dem Glück is a German-language operetta by Franz von Suppé. It is a three-act work and is generally identified as Suppé's final completed operetta. The piece premiered at Vienna's Carltheater in 1888, placing it within the late nineteenth-century tradition of Viennese comic theater tha...
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Rare operetta whose modest revival record suggests attractive period music without exceptional dramatic or repertory significance.
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