Definition of Fatinitza. Meaning of Fatinitza. Synonyms of Fatinitza

- 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...
- 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...
- in Vienna and most known for his operetta Leichte Kavallerie (1866), Fatinitza (1876), and Boccaccio (1879). Suppé was a contemporary to Strauss and...
- Rose of Persia (1899) Die schöne Galathee (1865) Banditenstreiche (1867) Fatinitza (1876) Boccaccio (1879) Táncos Huszárok Mágnás Miska Mézeskalács Liebe...
- Beautiful Galatea, 1865), Die Leichte Kavallerie (Light Cavalry, 1866), Fatinitza (1876), Boccaccio (1879). Other exponents were: Carl Millöcker (Der Bettelstudent...
- Englander's The Two Roses, and starred in a production of Franz von Suppé's Fatinitza at the Broadway Theatre. He starred in another von Suppé operetta at the...
- 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...
- some of Smith's songs were featured in the Broadway revue Tintypes. Fatinitza – operetta 1879 The Begum – operetta 1887 Robin Hood – operetta 1890 The...
- during these years were those of Franz von Suppé, including Boccaccio and Fatinitza, which were sent by Suppé's librettist, Richard Genée, to his sister Ottilie...