Karl Kraus und Felix Salten haben 1909 bzw. 1906 Diagnosen zur Situation des musikalischen Unterhaltungstheaters und seiner Rezeption in Wien
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For 2019, the Wiener Institut für Strauss-Forschung (WISF) is offering a three-day operetta ‘special‘ that‘s entitled Zur Geburt der Wiener
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Just out is a large-size almost catalogue-like publication in English, French and German in the Revue Musicorum series, no. 20/2018.
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This is one of those publications that should have made a big splash – but didn’t. Back in 2009, Marion
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Nach der Uraufführung von Fürstin Ninetta am 10. Jänner 1893 schrieb die Tageszeitung Die Presse: „Die Musik der Operette ist
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Back in June 2012, Marion Linhardt from the University of Bayreuth presented a paper on the Eysler operetta Künstlerblut in
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Viennese operetta at the beginning of the 20th century was a genre in transition, claims Stefan Frey in an essay
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Playwrite and author Arthur Schnitzler had a special relationship with music, not least, because many of his famous texts were
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Cagliostro in Wien … Doesn’t ring a bell? It’s the 1875 operetta Johann Strauss Jr. wrote together with Richard Genée
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You all know that the Congress of Vienna in 1815 is the historical backdrop to quite a few famous operettas
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The Wien Museum Karlsplatz will open a new exhibition entitled Experiment Metropole on 5 May, 2014. It will focus on
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Wonderful and important news for all (German speaking) operetta fans: Marion Linhardt has edited the first ever collection of primary
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