About the 1931 film The ThreepennyOpera 1931 film the 1990 film Mack the Knife film Infobox musical name The ThreepennyOpera subtitle image Dreigroschenoper.JPG image size 200px caption Original German ... New drama 1928 awards The ThreepennyOpera lang de Die Dreigroschenoper is a Musical theatre musical .... The ThreepennyOpera is a work of epic theatre . It challenges conventional notions of property ... or he who founds one? The ThreepennyOpera is also an early example of the modern musical comedy .... The name of Lotte Lenya, who played the Jenny , was omitted by mistake. The ThreepennyOpera was first ... opera s dead zone The ThreepennyOpera Enters the Dead Zone Robert Wilson whips out his embalming ..., Michael. http www.theatermania.com berkshires reviews 06 2003 the threepennyopera 3688.html Berkshires Review The ThreepennyOpera theatermania.com, June 30, 2003 ref ref Brantley, Ben. http theater.nytimes.com ... Australia A Malthouse Theatre, Melbourne and Victorian Opera Melbourne co production of The Threepenny ... page The ThreepennyOpera tab1CastCreatives Melbourne production ref ref cite web last Sydney Theatre Company title The ThreepennyOpera url http www.sydneytheatre.com.au 2011 threepennyopera accessdate ... Ponto Peachum . Lewis Ruth Band, conducted by Theo Mackeben . The ThreepennyOpera , 1954, on Decca ..., Teichmann, Mey, Korte, Brammer, and Kutschera. The ThreepennyOpera , 1976, on Columbia Records ... C. Symonette The ThreepennyOpera , 1994, on CDJAY 1244. In English. Donmar Warehouse London production ... director Georg Wilhelm Pabst made a The ThreepennyOpera 1931 film 1931 German and French language ... with musician Nick Cave on a planned motion capture film of The ThreepennyOpera . ref http ... Limited London, 430 075. Hinton, S Kurt Weill The ThreepennyOpera Cambridge, 1990 Warrack, John ... Opera on the Internet Broadway Database http www.threepennyopera.org The ThreepennyOpera ... title Mack the Knife Productions of http www.floormic.com show 121188 The ThreepennyOpera on Floormic.com ... more details
Infobox Film name The ThreepennyOpera image Threepennyopera1931.jpg caption director G. W. Pabst producer Seymour Nebenzal writer B la Bal zs br Leo Lania br Ladislaus Vajda starring Rudolf Forster br Margo Lion German actor Margo Lion br Carola Neher br Lotte Lenya br Reinhold Sch nzel music Kurt Weill musical director Theo Mackeben cinematography Fritz Arno Wagner art direction Andrej Andrejew editing Hans Oser German version , Henri Rust French version distributor released 19 February 1931 Germany br 17 May 1931 USA runtime 113 minutes German version 107 minutes French version country Germany language German language German and French language French language versions budget The ThreepennyOpera lang de Die 3 Groschen Oper is a 1931 German musical film directed by G. W. Pabst . It was produced by Seymour Nebenzal s Nero Film for Tonbild Syndikat AG Tobis , Berlin and Warner Bros. Pictures GmbH, Berlin. The film is loosely based on the 1928 musical theatre success The ThreepennyOpera by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill . As was usual in the early sound film era, Pabst also directed a French language version of the film, L Op ra de quat sous , with some variation of plot details the French title literally translates as the four penny opera . A planned English version was not made. The two existing versions were released on a video. The ThreepennyOpera differs in significant respects ... Pr jean as Mackie Messer during filming the film L Op ra de quat sous The ThreepennyOpera in 1931 ... m 1021388 threepennyopera The ThreepennyOpera at Rotten Tomatoes http criterion.com asp release.asp?id 405&eid 557§ion essay Criterion Collection essay on The ThreepennyOpera by Tony Rayns imdb title 0021818 The ThreepennyOpera Amg movie 49779 The ThreepennyOpera Georg Wilhelm Pabst DEFAULTSORT ThreepennyOpera, The Category 1931 films Category Films of the Weimar Republic ... de 1931 fr L Op ra de quat sous film, 1931 nl Die Dreigroschenoper 1931 pl Opera za trzy grosze ... more details
nihongo Japan s ThreepennyOpera Nihon Sanmon Opera is a novel by Takeshi Kaiko in 1959. The name was derived from Bertold Brecht s ThreepennyOpera and in a way is its variant, in the Japan ese setting. The novel is based on actual events. It is set in post World War II Japan. In the middle of Osaka there are ruins of the Imperial Arsenal demolished by American bombing, full of scrap metal . While the metals are precious in the destroyed economy of Japan, state bureaucracy is extremely slow to recover them. A settlement of outcasts, lumpen proletariat , spontaneously organize themselves into brigades, using this circumstance as an opportunity to sneak into the Arsenal and scavenge the scrap. Reporters dubbed them Apaches , after the Native Americans in the United States Native American Apache tribe , and they accepted the name. The novel seemingly has no positive heroes, it is intentionally anti aesthetical, but the reader feels sympathy for these people strugging for life in the miniature copy of the capitalist society with all its attributes division of labour , exploitation , hard toil and the dream to get rich quick. After this novel the term apache entered the Japanese language to denote scavengers of Recycling recyclables , e.g., of scrap paper . ref http www.boston.com news world articles 2004 11 21 companies scavengers scrap over recycled paper in japan Companies, scavengers scrap over recycled paper in Japan a November 21, 2004 Los Angeles Times article ref References references Category 1959 novels Category Japanese novels Category Novels set in Japan fr L Op ra des gueux roman ... more details
Infobox Book name Threepenny Novel title orig translator image Image Threepenny novel cover.jpg image caption Grove Press edn., 1956 author Bert Brecht illustrator cover artist language German language German series subject Social policy publisher Grove Press release date 1956 english release date media type pages isbn preceded by followed by Threepenny Novel is a work of fiction written by Bertolt Brecht first published in Amsterdam by Allert de Lange in 1934 as Dreigroschenroman . The novel retains certain of the elements of The ThreepennyOpera including the characters Macheath, Polly, etc. but is basically a completely separate work, in tone, ambition and purpose. ref Walter Benjamin Brecht s Threepenny Novel . In Walter Benjamin Selected Writings, Volume III, p.4. ref br br References references External links http catalogue.nla.gov.au Record 1682991 Details of Isherwood Vesey translation held at the National Library of Australia DEFAULTSORT Threepenny Novel Category Novels set in London Category German literature bg ... more details
Infobox Magazine title The Threepenny Review image file Ljthreepenny.jpg image size 150px image caption company frequency 4 per year paid circulation unpaid circulation total circulation 10000 language English language English category Literary editor Wendy Lesser firstdate 1980 country United States based Berkeley, California website URL http www.threepennyreview.com issn 0275 1410 The Threepenny Review is an American literary magazine founded in 1980. It is published in Berkeley, California by founding editor Wendy Lesser . Maintaining a quarterly schedule March, June, September, December , it offers fiction, memoirs, poetry, essays and criticism to a readership of 10,000. Without the support of patrons or a university, the publication has an annual budget of 200,000. ref http www.nytimes.com 2004 12 27 books 27jour.html?pagewanted 1&oref login Lee, Felicia. A Little Journal for Nearly Every Literary Voice, The New York Times , December 27, 2004. ref History Image 83cover.jpg right thumb 300px San Francisco s Fraenkel Gallery was the source for this 1939 Frank Navara photo, Coffee Pot, Ohio , featured on the cover of The Threepenny Review 83 Fall 2000 . The magazine was launched in 1980 after Lesser then 27 years old with no editing experience was a guest editor of Ron Nowicki s San ... own publication, and the first issue of The Threepenny Review appeared three months later. ref http www.sfgate.com cgi bin article.cgi?f c a 2005 01 07 DDGL4ALIBK17.DTL Guthmann, Edward. Threepenny ... 104 Winter 2006 blockquote What sets The Threepenny Review apart from other little magazines is its ... , Rachel Wetzsteon , Frederick Wiseman , Dean Young poet Dean Young , and Adam Zagajewski . The Threepenny ... spin off for her own writing, The Lesser Blog. A selection of various contributions to The Threepenny ... index.html The Threepenny Review http www.threepennyreview.com lesserblog.html The Lesser Blog DEFAULTSORT Threepenny Review, The Category American literary magazines Category Quarterly ... more details
two other uses the art form the browser Opera web browser Opera disambiguation File Palais Garnier.jpg 300px thumb The Palais Garnier of the Paris Op ra , one of the world s most famous opera house s. Opera ... score , usually in a theatrical Set construction setting . ref Some definitions of opera dramatic ... Amanda Holden, Viking Opera Guide musical work for the stage with singing characters, originated in early years of 17th century Pears Cyclopaedia , 1983 ed. . ref Opera incorporates many of the elements ... dance. The performance is typically given in an opera house , accompanied by an orchestra or smaller musical ensemble . Opera is part of the Western classical music tradition. ref Comparable art ... opera by analogy, usually prefaced with an adjective indicating the region for example, Chinese opera . These independent traditions are not derivative of Western opera, but are rather distinct forms of musical theatre . Opera is also not the only type of Western musical theatre in the ancient ... century. In the 18th century, Italian opera continued to dominate most of Europe, except France, attracting foreign composers such as George Frideric Handel Handel . Opera seria was the most prestigious form of Italian opera, until Christoph Willibald Gluck Gluck reacted against its artificiality with his reform operas in the 1760s. Today the most renowned figure of late 18th century opera is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Mozart , who began with opera seria but is most famous for his Italian comic opera s, especially The Marriage of Figaro , Don Giovanni , and Cos fan tutte , as well as The Magic ... Opera typified by the works of Giacomo Meyerbeer Meyerbeer . The mid to late 19th century was a golden age of opera, led and dominated by Richard Wagner Wagner in Germany and Giuseppe Verdi Verdi in Italy. The popularity of opera continued through the verismo era in Italy and contemporary French opera through to Giacomo Puccini Puccini and Richard Strauss Strauss in the early 20th century. During ... more details
s early works, The Sorcerer . The 20th Century The ThreepennyOpera of Kurt Weill and Bertolt ...Image William Hogarth 016.jpg thumb 300px Painting based on The Beggar s Opera , Act III Scene 2, William Hogarth , c. 1728 The term ballad opera is used to refer to a genre of England English stage play ... either pre existing or newly composed with spoken dialogue. These English plays were opera s mainly insofar as they satirized the conventions of the imported opera seria . The earliest ballad operas Ballad opera has been called an eighteenth century protest against the Italian conquest of the London operatic scene ref name Lubbock M. Lubbock, The Complete Book of Light Opera New York Appleton ... opera of the period. It is generally accepted that the first ballad opera, and the one that was to prove the most successful, was The Beggar s Opera of 1728. ref J. Milling, P. Thomson, J. W. Donohue ... , D Urfey, Thomas . ref A number of the tunes from this anthology were recycled in The Beggar s Opera . Gay produced further works in this style, including a sequel to The Beggar s Opera , Polly . Henry ... Dictionary of Opera Oxford Oxford University Press , p. 43. ref Although they featured the lower ... to serious opera at this time almost invariably sung in Italian , the music, for these audiences ... politics in The Beggar s Opera the character Peachum was a lampoon of Sir Robert Walpole ... s successor to The Beggar s Opera , Polly . The tunes of the original ballad operas were almost ... music broadside ballad s are set. It is from this connection that the term ballad opera is drawn. This ragbag ... of ballad opera and its later forms. The Disappointment 1762 represents an early American attempt at such a ballad opera. The Singspiel connection In 1736 the Prussia n ambassador in England commissioned an arrangement in German of a popular ballad opera, The Devil to Pay , by Charles Coffey . This was successfully ... adapted for Gluck for his 1759 French opera Le diable quatre opera Le diable quatre . Pastoral Ballad ... more details
s The ThreepennyOpera , and George Frideric Handel Handel s Semele oratorio Semele . Revzen was succeeded ...Arizona Opera is an opera company which operates in both Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona . Arizona Opera was established in 1971 as the Tucson Opera Company, under founding general director James P. Sullivan, and presented its first production, of Gioacchino Rossini Rossini s The Barber of Seville , in 1972. By 1976 the company had expanded to include performances in both Tucson and Phoenix. Arizona Opera is now permanently headquartered in Phoenix. The company has a subscriber base of approximately 10,000 drawn from the two metropolitan areas, and an annual expenditure of 6.2 million, according to the company s 2008 IRS tax forms IRS Form 990 . The appointment of Glynn Ross as general director in 1983 initiated a period of growth during which the company expanded its season from three to five productions. In 1996 and 1998 the company gained notice by staging Richard Wagner Wagner s Der Ring des Nibelungen Ring Cycle as a summer festival in Flagstaff, Arizona . Ross retired in 1998 and was succeeded by David Speers, who increased spending on rehearsals, chorus, and orchestra in an effort to improve the quality of the company s productions. Under Speers leadership subscriptions and single ticket sales increased. In addition to the company s regular productions, Speers .... Arizona Opera offers five performances of each of its five productions per season, with three ... and two at the Tucson Convention Center Music Hall 2,177 seats . Labor relations The Arizona Opera ... of new chorister candidates. The chorus master is Henri Venanzi. The Arizona Opera Orchestra ... orchestra members formed the Arizona Opera Orchestra Musicians Association AZOOMA to support ... Arizona Opera http www.azooma.org Arizona Opera Orchestra Musicians Association http phoenix.gov ... Culture of Phoenix, Arizona Category Culture of Tucson, Arizona Category American opera companies Category ... more details
publ. 1981 , an adaptation of both John Gay s The Beggar s Opera and Bertolt Brecht s The Threepenny ... of self justification is the only song that appears in both The Beggar s Opera and The Threepenny ...About the ballad opera the Scottish rock band Beggars Opera band File William Hogarth 016.jpg thumb 300px Painting based on The Beggar s Opera , Scene V, William Hogarth , c. 1728, in the Tate Britain The Beggar s Opera ref http www.bibliomania.com 0 6 2 1088 frameset.html ref is a ballad opera in three ... ballad opera to remain popular today. Ballad operas were satire satiric musical plays that used some of the conventions of opera , but without recitative . The lyrics of the airs in the piece are set to popular broadsheet ballads, opera arias, church hymns and folk tunes of the time. The Beggar s Opera ... to build a new theatre, the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, forerunner of the Royal Opera House ... s Opera began an astonishing revival run of 1,463 performances at the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith Lyric ... title Long runs work World Theatres ref The piece satirised Italian opera , which had become popular in London. According to The New York Times Gay wrote the work more as an anti opera than an opera ... opera style and the English public s fascination with it. ref name Dobin http www.beggarsopera.org Dobin s Beggars Opera website ref ref Kozinn, Allan. http www.nytimes.com 1990 05 10 arts review music the beggar s opera an 18th century satire.html The Beggar s Opera , An 18th Century Satire , The New York Times , 10 May 1990, accessed 6 November 2009 ref Instead of the grand music and themes of opera ... by opera composers like George Frideric Handel Handel , but only the most popular of these were used ... repetitions of The Beggars Opera , she ran away with her married lover, Charles Paulet, 3rd Duke of Bolton . ref name People Origin and analysis The original idea of the opera came from ... rather than a pastoral opera. For his original production in 1728, Gay intended all the songs to be sung ... more details
Brecht , The ThreepennyOpera 1928 , was both a scandal and an immense box office success ...Opera in German is the opera of the German speaking Europe German speaking countries , most notably Germany ... focuses on opera in the German language , with brief mentions of German or Austrian composers who wrote opera primarily in other languages, as well as non native composers who wrote operas in German such as the Italian Ferruccio Busoni . Image Wien Staatsoper.jpg thumb right 250px Vienna State Opera , one of the most important opera houses throughout the world Image M nchen Nationaltheater.jpg thumb right 250px National Theatre Munich Munich National Theatre , home of the Bavarian State Opera ... Stuttgart National Theatre , home of the Staatsoper Stuttgart Stuttgart State Opera German language opera appeared remarkably quickly after the birth of opera itself in Italy. The first Italian opera ... of the same libretto . Yet during much of the 17th and 18th centuries German language opera would ... such as Handel and Gluck opting to work in foreign traditions such as opera seria . Some Baroque ... of Mozart that a lasting tradition of serious German language opera was established. Mozart ... Maria von Weber Weber established a uniquely German form of opera under the influence of Romanticism ... figures in musical history. Wagner strove to achieve his ideal of opera as music drama ... in his huge operatic cycle Der Ring des Nibelungen . After Wagner, opera could never be the same again, so great was his influence. The most successful of his followers was Richard Strauss . Opera flourished ... or exile. After World War II young opera writers were inspired by the example of Schoenberg and Alban ... decades of the century. Composers at work in the field of opera today include Hans Werner Henze ... evidenced by the large number of opera houses, particularly in Germany where almost every major ... such as the Salzburg Music Festival . The Baroque era The birth of German opera Image Schutz.jpg ... more details
A Night at the Opera may refer to A Night at the Opera film A Night at the Opera film 1935 , a Marx Brothers comedy film A Night at the Opera Queen album A Night at the Opera Queen album 1975 , by rock band Queen A Night at the Opera Blind Guardian album A Night at the Opera Blind Guardian album 2002 , by power metal band Blind Guardian disambig ca A Night At The Opera de A Night at the Opera hr A Night at the Opera it A Night at the Opera nl A Night at the Opera no A Night at the Opera pl A Night at the Opera pt A Night at the Opera ru A Night at the Opera sk A Night at the Opera sl A Night at the Opera sr A Night at the Opera fi A Night at the Opera sv A Night at the Opera tr A Night at the Opera ... more details
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Royal Opera or Royal Opera House may refer to Khedivial Opera House , Cairo, Egypt burnt down in 1971 Royal Swedish Opera , opera house and opera company in Sweden L Op ra of the Palace of Versailles or L Op ra Royal de Versailles, France Op ra Royal de Wallonie , opera house in Li ge, Belgium Royal Opera House Mumbai , disused opera house in India Royal Opera House Muscat , opera house in Muscat, Oman Royal Opera House, Valletta , opera house in Malta Royal Opera House , opera house in Covent Garden, London, home of Royal Opera, London , leading opera company in England Royal Wanganui Opera House , opera house in New Zealand Formerly Royal opera houses or companies Berlin State Opera , Germany Royal Opera House , 1843 1918 Hungarian State Opera House , Budapest Hungarian Royal Opera House , 1884 1945? Kroll Opera House , Berlin, Germany New Royal Opera Theatre , 1895 1924 Palace Theatre, London , London Royal English Opera House , 1891 1892 Teatro dell Opera di Roma , Italy Royal Opera House , 1926 1946 See also Live at Royal Opera House , 2002 DVD by Bj rk Royal Theatre disambiguation Theatre Royal disambiguation disambig he nl Koninklijke Opera ro Royal Opera dezambiguizare ... more details
The English Opera may refer to The Lyceum Theatre, London , commonly known as the The English Opera or The English Opera House until the 1840s. The English National Opera , an English opera company founded by Lilian Baylis The Palace Theatre, London , originally named the Royal English Opera House was intended as a home for English Grand Opera Disambig ... more details
wiktionarypar operaOpera is a Western performance art which combines music and drama. Opera may also refer to Opera web browser Opera Software , a Norwegian software company In music pera , album by Todmobile Opera song Opera song , by etin Alp & the Short Waves Chinese opera , an art form combining music and drama rooted in traditional Chinese culture Op ra, a List of opera genres Op ra genre of French 19th and 20th century lyric stage work Op ra, a commonly used name for the Paris Opera Op ra comique , French opera genre Op ra Comique , Paris opera company and opera house Opera Comique , London theatre 1870 1902 , known for Gilbert and Sullivan operas In television and film Opera film Opera film , a horror film by Dario Argento The Opera Seinfeld The Opera Seinfeld , an episode of the TV series Opera, a Japanese adult video studio founded by Kaoru Toyoda In other uses Opera, Lombardy ... system Opera magazine Opera magazine , a British publication covering opera Operation Opera , a 1981 Israeli air strike OPERA experiment , a particle physics experiment aiming to detect neutrino oscillations Opera Solutions , a management consulting and analytics company Opera cake , French cake OPERA, a property management system for hotels developed and marketed by MICROS Systems , Inc. MSC Opera , cruise ship See also Rock opera , a rock album or performance in which the songs form a cohesive story Horse opera , melodramatic, formulaic Western movie or TV series Space opera , melodramatic, formulaic sci fi movie or TV series Soap opera , ongoing, episodic work of fiction Soap opera disambiguation Opera Publica , construction or engineering projects carried out in ancient Rome Opus disambiguation Disambig ar be x old bs Opera vor br Opera cs Opera rozcestn k da Opera flertydig de Opera Begriffskl rung el es pera desambiguaci n eo Opera eu Opera argipena fa fr Op ra fy Opera gl Opera ko hr Opera ... more details
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Opera semiseria semi serious opera is an Italy Italian genre of opera , popular in the early and middle 19th century. Related to the opera buffa , opera semiseria contains elements of comedy but also of pathos, sometimes with a pastoral setting. It can usually be distinguished from tragic operas or melodramas by the presence of a basso buffo . One of the better known examples is Gaetano Donizetti s Linda di Chamounix . Another example is Gioacchino Rossini s La gazza ladra . Vincenzo Bellini s La sonnambula has all the characteristics of the genre except the presence of the required basso buffo and is regarded as both opera seria and opera semiseria ref cite book last Sadie ed first Stanley title The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians Vl 2 year revised 1980 publisher Macmillan location London isbn 1 56159 174 2 pages 453 ref . References reflist See also Category Opera semiseria Opera genres Category Opera genres Category Opera terminology Category Italian loanwords de Opera semiseria fr Opera semiseria it Opera semiseria hu Opera semiseria nl Opera semiseria ja pl Opera semiseria fi Opera semiseria uk ... more details
Advert date April 2008 Opera Tampa is the resident opera company of the Straz Center for the Performing Arts formerly the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center . Now in its 15th season, Opera Tampa produces and presents grand opera. The full scale productions generally of Italian opera feature international performers, the Opera Tampa Orchestra and the 50 60 member Opera Tampa Chorus under the direction of composer conductor Anton Coppola . Judith Lisi, president of the Straz Center, also acts as managing director of Opera Tampa. Soprano and founder of V.O.I.C.Experience, Maria Zouves is associate director of Opera Tampa. Baritone Sherrill Milnes is Opera Tampa s artistic advisor. Since 2007, the Opera Tampa Orchestra has been contracted and managed for the Center by IBEX Productions LLC, a Tampa Based music production firm. Opera Tampa performs in the Straz Center s 2,500 seat Carol Morsani Hall, which was designed as a classic horseshoe opera house in the style of the grand opera houses of Europe. The acoustics in Morsani Hall were designed by Russell Johnson. References primarysources date March 2011 Reflist External links http www.operatampa.org Opera Tampa Homepage Category Culture of Tampa, Florida Category American opera companies Category Visitor attractions in Tampa, Florida opera company stub ... more details
Image Comc.jpg thumb An exterior view of the Clark Opera Memphis Center 200px right Image Comc 2.jpg thumb An interior view of the Clark Opera Memphis Center 200px right Opera Memphis is a non profit arts organization in Memphis, Tennessee . It was established in 1956 in conjunction with the founding of WKNO FM , the local public radio affiliate. Historically, Opera Memphis has presented a combination of locally produced operas and touring shows from the Metropolitan Opera Company . Since the early 1990s, Opera Memphis has presented unique productions exclusively. Currently, Opera Memphis mounts three mainstage productions per year. The administrative offices of Opera Memphis are presently located at the Clark Opera Memphis Center in East Memphis, Memphis East Memphis . Composer and Conducting conductor Michael Ching has been at the helm of Opera Memphis since 1992. Soprano Kallen Esperian has appeared in many Opera Memphis productions, including Tosca , Madama Butterfly , Norma opera Norma , and La Traviata . She made her debut in the title role of Carmen at Opera Memphis in 2007. References http www.operamemphis.org content.php?main 1&sub 5 Opera Memphis Welcome & History External links http www.operamemphis.org Opera Memphis Category Culture of Memphis, Tennessee Category Visitor attractions in Memphis, Tennessee Category American opera companies opera company stub ... more details
Anchorage Opera AO is a professional opera company located in Anchorage , Alaska and is a member of OPERA America . ref http www.operaamerica.org applications membership byName.aspx?searchText Anchorage 20Opera OPERA America membership directory ref History Anchorage Opera was one of the first major performing arts institutions established by Americans in the Circumpolar North. The company was officially incorporated as Anchorage Civic Opera in 1962. References Reflist Primarysources date September 2009 External links http www.anchorageopera.org index.html Official Site of Anchorage OperaOpera company stub Category American opera companies Category Musical groups established in 1962 ... more details
Infobox Theatre name Shreveport Opera image caption address 212 Texas Street city Shreveport, Louisiana Shreveport country United States U.S. designation latitude 32.514736 longitude 93.747261 architect owner capacity type opened late 1940s yearsactive 1940s present rebuilt closed othernames production currentuse website www.shreveportopera.org The Shreveport Opera is an opera house and Operaopera company in the city of Shreveport, Louisiana Shreveport in Louisiana , United States , located in Texas Street. The Shreveport Opera began in the late 1940s and has continued for over 60 seasons. References Unreferenced date February 2012 Reflist External links Official website http www.shreveopera.org Shreveport, Louisiana Category American opera companies Category Culture of Shreveport, Louisiana Category Visitor attractions in Shreveport, Louisiana opera company stub ... more details
Expand Slovenian Ekvinokcij opera date March 2009 Equinox is a Slovene language Slovene language opera by the Slovenia n composer Marjan Kozina . Based on a play by the Croatia n writer Ivo Vojnovi , it was first performed in Ljubljana on May 2, 1946. References Refimprove date March 2009 translation ref sl Ekvinokcij opera Category 1946 operas Category Slovene language operas Category Operas Category Operas by Marjan Kozina opera stub sl Ekvinokcij opera ... more details
Longjiang opera Chinese language Chinese is one of the newest forms of Chinese opera . Its music is based on the tune of Errenzhuan and Lachangxi , and abosorbed some Dongbei folk music styles. It was named as Longjiang opera officially in August 1960. ref Long Yin. Longjiangju . Ecyclopedia of China Chinese opera edition . 1st ed. ref . References reflist Category Chinese opera China stub ... more details
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