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Feuersnot (Need for (or lack of) fire), Op. 50, is a
Singgedicht (sung poem) or
opera in one act by
Richard Strauss. The
German libretto was
written by...
- (1894) and
Feuersnot (1901), were
controversial works;
Guntram was the
first significant critical failure of Strauss's career, and
Feuersnot was considered...
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conducted by
Ernst von Schuch, who had
conducted the
premieres of Strauss's
Feuersnot,
Salome and Elektra.
Soprano Margarethe Siems (Strauss's
first Chrysothemis)...
- Nose,
Sancta Susanna, Eine
florentinische Tragödie, The
English Cat,
Feuersnot, Cendrillon, etc. In 1980,
Galterio made his New York City
Opera debut...
- 1895:
Eugen d'Albert: Ghismonda, 28
November 1901:
Richard Strauss –
Feuersnot, 22
November 1905:
Richard Strauss – Salome, 9
December 1909: Richard...
- Palermo. She
later directed numerous operas,
including Richard Strauss'
Feuersnot and Hans
Werner Henze's Gisela! in Palermo, and
Carmen at the
Teatro alla...
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thematic material,
including a
waltz and
other themes from the
opera Feuersnot relating to fire. In fact the
Munich Waltz is
mainly based on
music Strauss...
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leadership the
theatre offered a
varied programme including Richard Strauss's
Feuersnot, Hans
Werner Henze's Gisela!,
Jaromir Weinberger's
Schwanda the bagpiper...
- Fledermaus),
Agathe (Der Freischütz),
Hanna Glawari in The
Merry Widow,
Diemut (
Feuersnot),
Leonore (Fidelio),
Ariadne (Ariadne auf Naxos), Mimì (La bohème), Leonora...
- Plague, Alex Woolf, 2020 Fedora, Giordano, 1898 Die Feen, Wagner, 1833
Feuersnot,
Richard Strauss, 1901 Fidelio, Beethoven, 1805 The
Fiery Angel, Prokofiev...
