Examples of using Librettist in English and their translations into German
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The librettist was Charles Jennens, who had also written the texts of the Messiah and Saul.
Born in China and raised in Hong Kong,is a renowned critic, librettist and filmmaker.
Friedrich Schlegel, Jacob Grimm, the librettist Carl Maria von Webers, and Helmina von Chézy were among them.
Maarja Kangro(born 20 December 1973 in Tallinn) is an Estonian poet,short story writer and librettist.
The main beneficiary of this success was Emanuel Schikaneder, librettist, director and actor in the role of Papageno.
Out of necessity, the librettist Béla Bálazs, who had also written the libretto for Bluebeard's Castle, took over the direction.
In five minutes, I need you to name them, the composer, lyricist, librettist and source material, if any.
He enlisted the help of librettist Pietro Metastasio to adapt Cicero's book Somnium Scipionis for the opera stage.
This is the first world performance of the opera by the well-known Latvian composer,Ēriks Ešenvalds, and the librettist, Inese Zandere.
He reportedly worked with librettist Lorenzo da Ponte, who lived across the street, through an open window.
Sébastien Rouland is making his Viennadebut with this opéra-bouffe,„one of Offenbach's best scores" according to the librettist Ludovic Halévy.
The librettist also counters potential expectations of an opera that was based on one of the oldest and most well-known fairytales.
Stanislav Moša as also an excellent author, though he mainly works as a librettist and lyricist in cooperation with Zdeněk Merta and Petr Ulrych.
Believing the librettist Giacomo Rossi, the whole opera was put into music in just two weeks by this amazing genius, and this in The greatest perfection.
We started from the point that a good music theatrepiece can only be created if librettist, composer and director work together from the beginning.
Together with librettist Durs Grünbein he has now written a political opera for the Wiener Staatsoper, making reference to the general shift to the right in Europe.
The Papageno Gate is a reminder of the founder of the theater Emanuel Schikaneder, the librettist of“The Magic Flute”- a friend and Masonic brother of Mozart's.
Librettist Milan Uhde was also inspired by the tragic experiences of the author herself, who met with intolerance, fear and lack of understanding all her life.
Event was the inspiration for a Romantic love story, created by librettist Eugen Scribe and composer Giuseppe Verdi, which still touches people today.
The mise-en-scène, set in the times of German pre-Romanticism, serves with elegance and forcefulness the original text-adapted by the librettist Cammarano- as well as Verdi's score.
Il Xerse, a“Dramma per musica” by the librettist Nicolò Minato and composer Francesco Cavalli, premiered in Venice in 1655, is a historical opera.
It is a great drama, full of passion andvery effective in theatrical terms," the composer wrote to the librettist Salvadore Cammarano about Kabale und Liebe.
Szymanowski's cousin, childhood friend and later librettist Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz recounts that the word"sound" was one of Karol's favourite expressions.
The librettist of Mozart's opera Le nozze di Figaro, Lorenzo da Ponte, improved and extended the text, which was inspired by Molière's moral comedy Don Juan ou le festin de pierre Don Juan, or The Feast with the Statue.
The genre appeared first at the Court of France and the Ballo's librettist, Ottavio Renucci, composed this poem for the French King Henry the Fourth more than thirty years earlier.
From the postcards of his grandfather who was deported to Theresienstadt he develops andcomposes, together with his librettist Katharina Schmitt, a piece of musical theater of an archive brought to life.
It is said that while Lorenzo Da Ponte-a poet and Mozart librettist- was staying in New York as a guest of Clement Clarke Moore on Christmas Eve in 1822, he described the all-European tradition of Father Christmas.
Among such works definitelybelongs the piece from composer Jerry Herman and librettist/playwright Michael Stewart, a musical of truly international fame- Hello, Dolly!
He decided to collaborate once more with librettist Lorenzo Da Ponte, even though the Italian was currently drowning in other assignments.
The musical on this theme by the composer Frank Wildhorn and the librettist Leslie Bricusse has already celebrated great success on New York's Broadway as well as in many European countries.