Franz Lehar, Federico Reparaz, Manuel Linares Rivas, Victor Leon, Leo Stein - La Viuda Alegre flac album

Viktor Léon and Leo Stein, after L'attaché d'ambassade by Henri Meilhac. Vienna, Theater an der Wien. Der Schlüssel zum Paradies (revised version of Der Klavierstimmer). Emil Norini and Julius Horst. Libellentanz (revised version of La danza delle libellule). Carlo Lombardo and Alfred Maria Willner. Vienna, Stadttheater.

La viuda alegre : comedia lírica en tres actos. byLehár, Franz, 1870-1948; Léon, Victor, 1858-1940. Lustige Witwe; Linares Rivas, Manuel, 1867-1938; Reparaz, Federico, 1869-1924. Publication date 1912. PublisherMadrid : R. Velasco. Collectionspandr; unclibraries; americana. Digitizing sponsorUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. y Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 304, no. 11. Translation of: Die lustige Witwe, Victor Léon. Imprint on cover: Madrid : Sociedad de Autores Españoles, 1912

Performances: + La viuda alegre Directed by Manuel Ochoa Miami-Dade County Auditorium October 29, 1988 - October 30, 1988. Adapter: Manuel Linares Rivas, Adapter: Federico Reparaz, Composer: Franz Lehar. IS AN ADAPTATION OF Die lustige Witwe. Composer: Franz Lehar, Librettist: Viktor Leon, Librettist: Leo Stein.

Title: La Viuda Alegre. WMA AIFF DTS MIDI ADX AAC AIFF. Label: Montilla ‎– FM-501 Type: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Mono Country: US Date of released: Category: Latin, Classical, Folk, World, & Country, Stage & Screen Style: Andalusian Classical, Classical, Opera, Romantic. Franz Lehar - La Viuda Alegre MP3 version.

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LA VEDOVA ALLEGRA di Franz Lehàr. Operetta in tre atti su libretto di Viktor Léon e Leo Stein, dalla commedia "L'Attaché d'ambassade" di Henri Meilhac musica di Franz Lehár Sugarmusic SpA - Edizioni Suvini Zerboni, rappresentante per l'Italia. La scelta degli interpreti è il risultato del Laboratorio LTL OperaStudio 2015. Direttore Nicola Paszkowski Regia Fabio Sparvoli Scene Giuliano Spinelli Costumi Irene Monti Coreografie Alessandra Panzavolta. OGI Orchestra Giovanile Italiana Ensemble vocale del Progetto LTL Opera Studio.

Austro-Hungarian composer Franz Lehár is famous for his operetta Die lustige Witwe (The Merry Widow), one of the most beloved and long-lasting works in its genre. Hitler referred to the operetta as ‘the equal of the finest opera,’ and it is rumoured to be the only piece of music the dictator would play during the last two years of the war. Lehár and his operetta remain untarnished by their association with Hitler, largely because the composer kept a low profile during the war and died shortly afterwards. In 1905 he was asked to write the music for The Merry Widow to a German libretto by Viktor Léon and Leo Stein and based on a 1861 French comedy play by Henri Meilhac. The Merry Widow was immediately successful in Vienna, ushering in a new era of Viennese operetta. Lehár used waltz music, traditional Eastern European folk and the Parisian cancan to revitalise the operetta as a genre.