Posts Tagged 'Richard Traubner'

“They Haven’t Lost Their Mojo”: The Ohio Light Opera Festival 2023

For the first time in four years, Ohio Light Opera has returned for a full indoor season of shows (though

I knew that I should enjoy this 1927 French operetta directly after I read Richard Traubner’s dismissal of Marcel Lattès

The US-American musicologist Micaela Baranello joined the Department of Music at the University of Arkansas in 2017 and has recently

In Print

Rejoice greatly! There’s another big English language book on operetta, following last year’s Cambridge Companion to Operetta. This new publication

Venezuelan born Reynaldo Hahn (1874-1947) lived in Paris for most of his life, composed his first successful song (“If My

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It doesn’t happen often that an operetta composer gets that much attention in the general media, certainly the Germany language

The paperback edition of this fascinating, useful and, on the whole, well researched book sells for about 20 Euros on

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It was about bloody time, you might say, that someone published a new English language reference book on the history

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Recently, a review of a new Land des Lächelns production by Guy Montavon at Oper Wuppertal sparked a debate about

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In February 2017, theater historian Dr. Wolfgang Jansen is organizing a conference on the topic of “Popular musical theatre under

In Print

This big and lavishly illustrated coffee table book appears as a companion to an exhibition at the Österreichischer Theatermuseum in