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Operetta is a form of
theatre and a
genre of
light opera. It
includes spoken dialogue,
songs and
including dances. It is
lighter than
opera in
terms of...
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Candide is an
operetta with
music composed by
Leonard Bernstein and
lyrics primarily by the poet
Richard Wilbur,
based on the 1759
novella of the same...
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Operetta films (German: Operettenfilm) are a
genre of
musical films ****ociated with, but not
exclusive to,
German language cinema. The
genre began in the...
- This is a
complete list of the
operas and
operettas of the Austro-Hungarian
composer Franz Lehár (1870–1948). Lamb,
Andrew (1992), "Lehár, Franz" in The...
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Flittermouse or The Bat,
sometimes called The
Revenge of the Bat) is an
operetta composed by
Johann Strauss II to a
German libretto by Karl
Haffner and...
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definition and
discussion of the genre, see
Operetta.
Operettas by composer:
Victoria und ihr
Husar (1930) Die
Blume von
Hawaii (1931) Ball im Savoy...
- to
Musical Theatre –
Operetta. The
Guide to
Musical Theatre.
Retrieved January 1, 2013. Hughes, Gervase.
Composers of
Operetta, New York, 1962 Bierley...
- The
Phantom of the
Operetta may
refer to: The
Phantom of the
Operetta (1955 film), an
Argentine film The
Phantom of the
Operetta (1960 film), a Mexican...
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operetta at the Théâtre des Variétés in
Paris in 1895,
Henri Toulouse-Lautrec
painted Marcelle Lender performing a
bolero from the
operetta in his...
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Babes in
Toyland may
refer to:
Babes in
Toyland (
operetta), a 1903
operetta by
Victor Herbert Babes in
Toyland (1934 film), a
musical comedy starring Laurel...
