description Banditenstreiche Overview
Banditenstreiche is an operetta by Franz von Suppé that premiered in 1867 at Vienna's Carltheater. It uses a German libretto by B. Boutonnier and belongs to the comic, Viennese stage tradition associated with nineteenth-century operetta. The work is relevant to listeners and researchers interested in Suppé, the development of Viennese operetta, and theatrical works built around a bandit theme.
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Who composed Banditenstreiche?
Banditenstreiche is an operetta by Franz von Suppé, a major nineteenth-century composer of Viennese stage works. Its comic style places it within the operetta tradition associated with Vienna.
When and where did Banditenstreiche premiere?
The operetta premiered in 1867 at Vienna’s Carltheater. That venue was an important stage for the development and popularity of nineteenth-century Viennese operetta.
What language was Banditenstreiche originally written in?
Banditenstreiche uses a German libretto by B. Boutonnier. The German text reflects its original place in the Viennese theater tradition.
What kind of work is Banditenstreiche?
It is a comic operetta built for theatrical performance, combining spoken or acted scenes with music and comic stage situations. It belongs to the lighter nineteenth-century Viennese tradition rather than grand opera.
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