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Armand Liorat was the pen name of
Georges Degas (10
January 1837 – 8
August 1898), a
French playwright and librettist.
Liorat was born in Sceaux, Hauts-de-Seine...
- acts, with
music by
Charles Lecocq and
words by
William Busnach and
Armand Liorat. It was
first produced at the Théâtre de la Renaissance, Paris, on 18 October...
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Maxime Boucheron 1896: La falote, opérette, with
Louis Varney and
Armand Liorat 1896:
Paris quand même ! ou Les deux bigorret, comédie-bouffe, with Ernest...
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Jules Préval and
Armand Liorat, 1890 La
fille de l’air, opérette
fantastique in 4 acts and 7 tableaux,
Coignard brothers,
after Liorat, 1890
Mademoiselle Asmodée...
- La
Liqueur d'Or, in
collaboration with
Armand Liorat,
music by
Laurent de Rillé 1873; Kosiki, with
Liorat,
music by
Alexandre Charles Lecocq, 1876 and...
- Un
Souper chez
Mademoiselle Contat, one-act operetta,
libretto by
Armand Liorat,
Eldorado 1865: Un Congrès de modistes, opérette
bouffe in 1 act, libretto...
- four acts with
music by Paul Lacôme and
words by
Jules Prével and
Armand Liorat. It is set in 16th-century Navarre,
ruled by the
young and
famously amorous...
- mie
Rosette – 1892, a
comic opera adapted from the
French of
Prevel and
Liorat, with
music by Paul
Lacome and Ivan Caryll,
featuring Courtice Pounds, Frank...
- in
London on 29
October 1883. Les
noces improvisées (libretto by
Armand Liorat and
Albert Fonteny);
premiered at the Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens, Paris...
- Paris,
Renaissance Kosiki opéra
comique 3 acts
William Busnach and
Armand Liorat 18
October 1876 Paris, Théâtre de la
Renaissance La
Marjolaine opéra bouffe...
