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Die große Sünderin is a three-act operetta by German composer Eduard Künneke. It was commissioned for and premiered at Berlin State Opera Unter den Linden in 1935, with principal roles associated with soprano Tiana Lemnitz and tenor Helge Roswaenge. The plot centers on Duchess Sibylla, a widowed aristocrat at the court of Rastatt, and the work is notable for its operatic scale and its place in the history of German theater under National Socialism.
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Who composed Die große Sünderin?
Die große Sünderin is a three-act operetta by German composer Eduard Künneke. It was commissioned for the Berlin State Opera Unter den Linden.
Where did Die große Sünderin premiere?
The operetta premiered at the Berlin State Opera Unter den Linden in 1935. Principal roles were associated with soprano Tiana Lemnitz and tenor Helge Roswaenge.
What is the plot of Die große Sünderin?
The plot centers on Duchess S..., according to the catalog description. It is structured as a three-act operetta rather than a standalone orchestral composition.
Which singers are linked to the premiere of Die große Sünderin?
The principal roles were associated with soprano Tiana Lemnitz and tenor Helge Roswaenge. The operetta premiered in Berlin in 1935.
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