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His best known operettas in the English-speaking world are ''[[The Dollar Princess]]'' and ''[[Madam ...plays, and three unsuccessful operas; he is mainly known as a composer of operettas in the Silver Age of Vienna operetta.<ref>{{cite book|title=Reclams Operett ...

...n English [[composer]] of [[song]]s and [[piano]] pieces. She composed two operettas that were staged in London, but is best known as the composer of the 1877 p ...ong as their regimental march.<ref name=":0" /> Harrison also composed two operettas. The first, ''The Ferry Girl'', was first performed in 1883 at [[St. George ...

| known_for = Operettas ...gain turned to composing. Back in Berlin by 1910, he composed more than 50 operettas before and after World War I. His most successful work was ''[[Die keusche ...

...k premiered in Vienna at the [[Carltheater]] on 23 December 1921. With the English-language title of ''The Yankee Princess'', the work received its first New York City ...etd-06142005-160600/unrestricted/Martin_thesis.pdf| title='A SURVEY OF THE OPERETTAS OF EMMERICH KÁLMÁN| work=by Jessie Wright Martin, Louisiana State Universit ...

{{Short description|Hungarian-born composer of operettas (1882–1953)}} ...after he moved to [[Vienna]], where he achieved worldwide fame through his operettas ''[[Der Zigeunerprimas]]'', ''[[Die Csárdásfürstin]]'', ''[[Gräfin Mariza]] ...

...lable/etd-06142005-160600/unrestricted/Martin_thesis.pdf ''A Survey of the Operettas of Emmerich Kalman''], PhD. Thesis: Louisiana State University, August 2005 [[Category:German-language operettas]] ...

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...y, including [[Gilbert and Sullivan]], American, British and continental [[operettas]], and other [[musical theatre]] works, especially of the late 19th and ear ...pertoire, as well as rarely performed American, British, and continental [[operettas]], [[Edwardian musical comedies]] and other [[musical theatre]], mostly of ...

{{short description|French composer of songs and operettas}} ...}}; 31 July 1848 – 28 January 1903) was a French [[composer]] of songs and operettas. ...

...nd relatively limited range.{{sfn|Boldrey|Caldwell|Singer|Wall|1992}} Many operettas and musicals include soubrette characters, such as Valencienne in ''[[The M ==Roles in opera and operettas== ...

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...is operettas for an astonishing $1,000 a week. She starred in four of his operettas, beginning with ''Babette'' (1903). ''Mlle. Modiste'' was the most success Henry Blossom and Herbert collaborated on several more operettas, including ''[[The Red Mill]]'' (1906), ''[[The Princess Pat]]'' (1915), an ...

===Stage works: Operas, operettas, musical plays=== ...

...specialty – and own innovation – was the insertion of jazz interludes into operettas.<ref name="exil">[http://kuenste-im-exil.de/KIE/Content/EN/Persons/abraham- ...from Mohács (South-Hungary, next to Danube). Like many other composers of operettas, Abraham started with works of a serious nature. During the decade followin ...

...[[Ballets Russes]], as well as with the ''Thés Mogador'' – performances of operettas and plays in the afternoon. In 1923–1924, it was renamed "Théâtre Cora Lapa Until the 1970s, Théâtre Mogador was mainly used for performances of operettas, including [[Mistinguett]]. [[Marcel Merkès]] was a regular performer here ...

Other Lincke operettas include ''{{Lang|de|Im Reiche des Indra}}'' (''In the Kingdom of Indra'') a ==Selected operettas== ...