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"Poet and Peasant" (Dichter und Bauer) is a three-act operetta composed by Franz von Suppé to a German libretto by Karl Elmar, which premiered at the Theater an der Wien in 1846. The work is a comedic piece that utilizes various musical numbers to tell its story, characteristic of the Viennese opere...
Franz von Suppé’s Boccaccio, premiered in 1879, is a Viennese operetta adapted from Boccaccio's *Decameron*. The work features comedic storytelling and musical elements characteristic of the period. It remains notable for Suppé’s skillful composition and its enduring popularity within the genre. Pri...
Leichte Kavallerie (Light Cavalry) is an operetta in three acts by Franz von Suppé with a libretto by F. Zell and Richard Genée, premiered at the Carltheater in Vienna in 1866. The plot involves romantic complications among Hungarian hussars stationed in a village, though the full work is rarely sta...
Die schöne Galathée is a one-act German-language comic operetta by Franz von Suppé, with a libretto by Poly Henrion, first performed in 1865. It freely adapts the Pygmalion story: the sculptor's idealized statue comes to life but proves vain, flirtatious, and difficult to control. Written for a smal...
Die schöne Galathee is a one-act German-language operetta by Franz von Suppé, first performed in 1865. Drawing on the classical story of the sculptor Pygmalion and the statue Galatea, it treats the myth as a comic account of artistic desire, vanity, and romantic disorder. The work became an early cr...
Fatinitza is a three-act operetta composed by Franz von Suppé that premiered in 1876 at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna. The libretto, written by Camillo Walzel and Richard Genée, was based on a vaudeville by Eugène Scribe and features a military and romance theme set during the Crimean War. As Su...
German-language operetta whose title translates as 'The African Journey,' a comic work from the late 19th-century Central European operetta repertoire.
Der Teufel auf Erden is a three-act fantastical operetta by Franz von Suppé, first performed at Vienna's Carltheater on 5 January 1878.
Das Pensionat is Franz von Suppé's 1860 one-act operetta, widely regarded as a foundational work in the development of Viennese operetta.
Franz von Suppé operetta premiered in Vienna in 1880, featuring a female protagonist who disguises herself as the legendary Don Juan figure.
Banditenstreiche is an 1867 operetta by Franz von Suppé with a German libretto by B. Boutonnier, premiered at Vienna's Carltheater.
Pique Dame is Franz von Suppé's two-act revision of Die Kartenschlägerin, first performed in 1864 and now chiefly remembered for its overture.
Franz von Suppé operetta premiered in Vienna in 1862, a comedy whose title means 'Ten Girls and No Man,' set in a girls' school with romantic confusion.
Franz von Suppé operetta premiered in Vienna in 1863, titled 'Jolly Fellows,' set in a student milieu and featuring lively ensemble numbers.
Die Jagd nach dem Glück is Franz von Suppé's final completed operetta, a three-act work premiered at Vienna's Carltheater in 1888.
