A Trip to Ohio. Or: Six Operettas (And More) in Four Days
For the last five days, I’ve been in Ohio. Yes, Ohio, USA. Yes, I know I said, years ago, that
read moreFor the last five days, I’ve been in Ohio. Yes, Ohio, USA. Yes, I know I said, years ago, that
read moreNext week, the Ohio Light Opera is starting its 36th season – with 7 (in writing: seven!) productions on offer
read morePaul Abraham was, without doubt, the most „American“ sounding operetta composer in Europe in the early 1930s. His jazz-operettas, culminating
read moreSome say we’re living in the “Age of Aquarius,” I say we’re living in the times of the Zirkusprinzessin. Or
read moreMunich is getting a new Zirkusprinzessin, directed by Josef E. Köpplinger. That is, in itself and without doubt, a reason
read moreTonight, right in the heart of Berlin and next to the football “Fan Mile”: A “Classic Ladies” concert on Gendarmenmarkt,
read moreThe Swiss Radio SRF2 will dedicate a whole program to comparing Csárdásfürstin recordings on CD. The host of the show
read moreWhat became eventually known as “operetta” or “opérette” didn’t start its life under that name. The earliest works of the
read moreFern von Europa und vom europäischen Markt vollkommen unbeachtet, kommt am 29. Juli 1930 in den USA die Verfilmung von
read moreYes, it’s memorial time. You’ll remember that 2014 is the 100th anniversary of the start of World War 1. There
read moreYes, she’s the Empress Josephine, and even 200 years after her death she still fascinates. Emmerich Kálmán wrote a whole
read moreIt doesn’t happy very often that a recording takes my breath away. But the new West Side Story from San Francisco—of
read moreAn interview with Charles Kálmán, the son of Emmerich Kálmán, on his father’s last operetta, “Arizona Lady”. Most people nowadays
read moreThe Ohio Light Opera in Wooster (“America’s Premiere Lyric Theatre Festival”) has announced its 2014 season. It will make fans
read moreSo here it is, the Emmerich Kálmán gala from Dresden’s Semperoper on CD. Christian Thielemann is conducting the forces of
read moreWie konnte das geschehen? Wie konnte aus der aktuellen, witzigen, frivolen und vor allem internationalen Kunstform Operette, die speziell in
read moreBetween 1943 and 1959, the lyricist-librettist Oscar Hammerstein II (1895–1960) and his composer partner, Richard Rodgers (1902–1979), transformed American popular
read moreEin dickes Buch, das sich aber flüssig liest. Gewiss Gelehrsamkeit, wie es sich für eine Dissertation gehört, doch kommt sie
read moreDie von der Firma Truesoundtranfers herausgegebene Serie mit Aufnahmen der Lustigen Witwe, des Graf von Luxemburg und der Zigeunerliebe in
read moreWaaraan denken de meeste toeristen het eerst als ze het woord “Holland” horen? Waarschijnlijk aan tulpen, molens, klompen, Delfts blauw,
read moreKálmán’s ‘Duchess of Chicago’ Starts Controversy Over the Future of the Operetta./ American Influence Seen./ Composer Turns Attention to Efforts
read moreDer Lenz ist da.Nicht der von Hildach. Den gibt es das ganze Jahr. Im Theater an der Wien ist das
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