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Der Probekuss is a three-act operetta by Carl Millöcker, a composer associated with the Viennese operetta tradition. It was first performed at Vienna's Theater an der Wien in 1894, with a libretto credited to Genée and Zell. The work belongs to the late nineteenth-century comic stage repertoire and is relevant to research on German-language operetta, its librettos and the institutions that presented it.
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What is Der Probekuss?
Der Probekuss is a three-act operetta by Carl Millöcker. It belongs to the late nineteenth-century Viennese operetta tradition.
Who wrote the libretto for Der Probekuss?
The libretto is credited to Genée and Zell. The music was composed by Carl Millöcker, who was associated with Vienna’s operetta scene.
Where was Der Probekuss first performed?
It was first performed at Vienna’s Theater an der Wien in 1894. That theater was one of the key venues for Viennese operetta.
How many acts does Der Probekuss have?
Der Probekuss has three acts. Its comic plot and musical style place it within the late nineteenth-century operetta tradition.
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