Posts Tagged 'Operetta Archives'

World Premiere Recording: Walter W. Goetze’s “Wenn Männer schwindeln”

03/07/2023·1 comment·

The works of German pre-WW1 composers have only recently come back into focus again – as opposed to the better-known

06/03/2019·1 comment·

First, I learned that Michael and Nan Miller had bequeathed their extraordinary Operetta Archive to the University of California at

You might remember the CD series The Broadway Musicals of… created, written and hosted by Scott Siegel. They started, thematically,

On Screen

As everyone knows, the Ohio Light Opera is one of the prime performance venues for lesser known works of Emmerich

11/01/2015·1 comment·

If you wish to experience operetta off the beaten track, then look no further than this brand new CD with

In Print

In 2003, Henschel Verlag of Berlin published Unter Tränen lachen, a German-language “operetta biography” of composer Emmerich Kálmán. The author,

Never heard of Louis Hirsch (1881–1924) and his Broadway operettas? Well, we can change that easily. Because our friends at