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Fatinitza was the
first full-length, three-act
operetta by
Franz von Suppé. The
libretto by F. Zell (a
pseudonym for
Camillo Walzel) and
Richard Genée...
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triumph of
Johann Strauss's Die
Fledermaus in 1874 that he
caught up. His
Fatinitza (1876) was a
critical and box
office success, not only in
Vienna but in...
- Rose of
Persia (1899) Die schöne
Galathee (1865)
Banditenstreiche (1867)
Fatinitza (1876)
Boccaccio (1879) Táncos Huszárok Mágnás
Miska Mézeskalács Liebe...
- in
Vienna and most
known for his
operetta Leichte Kavallerie (1866),
Fatinitza (1876), and
Boccaccio (1879). Suppé was a
contemporary to
Strauss and...
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Beautiful Galatea, 1865), Die
Leichte Kavallerie (Light Cavalry, 1866),
Fatinitza (1876),
Boccaccio (1879).
Other exponents were: Carl Millöcker (Der Bettelstudent...
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Grande valse brillante, Op. 303 (1879) Aubade, Op. 305 (1879)
Souvenir de
Fatinitza, opéra
comique de F. de Suppé,
Fantaisie (1879)
Souvenirs de Jean de Nivelle...
- German-language
operetta by
Franz von Suppé. Suppé's setting,
entitled Fatinitza,
achieved great success which led to
litigation by Scribe's widow. Auber...
- in the
first English language staging of
Franz von Suppé's
comic opera Fatinitza. He then
joined the
Emelie Melville Opera Company where he had tremendous...
- she
created Manola in Le jour et la nuit (5
November 1881),
Wladimir in
Fatinitza (6
April 1882),
Falka in Le
droit d'aînesse (27
January 1883), Stenio...
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production of
Gilbert and ****van's H.M.S. Pinafore. She went on to play
Fatinitza, Ruth in The
Pirates of Penzance,
Germaine in Les
cloches de Corneville...
