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Die Postmeisterin is a German-language operetta by Leon Jessel, composed in 1921 to a libretto by August Neidhart. IMSLP classifies it as a work for voices, mixed chorus, and orchestra, and records its publication by Deuma Verlag in Königsberg in 1921; biographical sources place its Berlin premiere on 3 February 1921 at the Central-Theater. The title belongs to Jessel's later operetta output and is of interest to researchers of German musical theater.
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Who composed Die Postmeisterin?
Die Postmeisterin is a German-language operetta by Leon Jessel. Jessel composed it in 1921.
Who wrote the libretto for Die Postmeisterin?
The libretto was written by August Neidhart. The work was intended for voices, mixed chorus, and orchestra.
When and where was Die Postmeisterin published?
IMSLP records publication by Deuma Verlag in Königsberg in 1921. That places the operetta in the German-speaking musical theater tradition of the early 1920s.
What forces are used in Die Postmeisterin?
The score is classified for solo voices, mixed chorus, and orchestra. It is therefore a staged vocal work rather than an instrumental-only composition.
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