- The
Carltheater was a
theatre in Vienna. It was in the
suburbs in
Leopoldstadt at Praterstraße 31 (at that time
called Jägerzeile). It was the successor...
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hundred productions at the
Theater in der
Josefstadt as well as the
Carltheater in Leopoldstadt, at the
Theater an der Wien. He also
worked on some landmark...
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operatic soprano and mezzo-soprano,
taking leading roles in
Vienna at the
Carltheater and at the
Court Opera. Schläger (originally Lautenschläger) was born...
- but he died a few
months before its 26
October premiere at Vienna's
Carltheater.
Franz Jauner produced the
costly premiere anti****ting
great commercial...
- Suppé, with a
libretto by Karl Costa [de]. It was
first performed in the
Carltheater, Vienna, on 21
March 1866. The
original work is set in a 19th-century...
-
Monte Carlo on 27
March 1917. In
autumn 1913, the
directors of Vienna's
Carltheater commissioned Puccini to
compose a
Viennese operetta.
After confirming...
- 27
March 1917. The
opera had been
originally commissioned by Vienna's
Carltheater; however, the
outbreak of
World War I
prevented the
premiere from being...
- who
pretended to be a woman. It premièred on 5
January 1876, at the
Carltheater Vienna, and
proved a huge success,
running for more than a
hundred performances...
- 1900. In 1899
Zemlinsky secured the post of
Kapellmeister at Vienna's
Carltheater. In 1899,
Zemlinsky converted to Protestantism. He
alluded to the Christian...
- Suppé and
librettists Zell and R. Genée. The
opera premiered at the
Carltheater in
Vienna on 21
February 1880. The work was
staged by the Metropolitan...
