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Die gold'ne Meisterin is a German-language Viennese operetta in three acts by Edmund Eysler. It premiered at the Theater an der Wien on 13 September 1927, with a libretto by Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald, and its story is set in Vienna around 1560. The work's performance history was later affected by Nazi persecution of Eysler because of his Jewish background, which led to a ban on his operettas during the Nazi period.
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When and where did Die gold'ne Meisterin premiere?
Edmund Eysler's three-act Viennese operetta premiered at the Theater an der Wien on 13 September 1927. It is a German-language work from the late Viennese operetta tradition.
Who wrote Die gold'ne Meisterin?
Edmund Eysler wrote the music, while Julius Brammer and Alfred Grünwald wrote the libretto. The collaboration produced a German-language operetta rather than a spoken play.
Where is the story of Die gold'ne Meisterin set?
The story is set in Vienna around 1560. That historical setting gives the operetta a Renaissance-era Viennese backdrop.
Is Die gold'ne Meisterin an opera or an operetta?
It is a three-act Viennese operetta by Edmund Eysler. Its genre combines songs, spoken dialogue, and theatrical comedy.
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