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Der lachende Ehemann is a German-language operetta by the Austrian composer Edmund Eysler. It premiered in Vienna in 1913 and uses a libretto by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald. The work belongs to the Viennese operetta tradition, combining spoken dialogue, songs, comic situations, and romantic plot elements, and it helped establish Eysler as a successful composer for the theatrical stage.
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What is Der lachende Ehemann?
Der lachende Ehemann is a German-language operetta by the Austrian composer Edmund Eysler. It premiered in Vienna in 1913 and belongs to the Viennese operetta tradition.
Who wrote Der lachende Ehemann?
The music was written by Edmund Eysler. The libretto was written by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald.
What style of work is Der lachende Ehemann?
It is a Viennese operetta combining spoken dialogue, songs, and comic situations. The work follows the light theatrical style associated with that tradition.
When and where did Der lachende Ehemann premiere?
Der lachende Ehemann premiered in Vienna in 1913. That places it in the early twentieth-century period of Austrian and German-language operetta.
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