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1988: 22: 622: 339: 1248: 2167: 461:) and the German: "He knew how to blend them irresistibly, assisted in the instrumentation by his rich experience as a theatre orchestra conductor, and with a sure symphonic technique deriving from his classical training." Letellier comments that Suppé's overtures were a major feature of his operatic works: "some attaining immense popularity, and securing him an enduring fame in the concert hall ... 109:(1884) incorrectly states that the Suppés were of Belgian descent, that Suppé was born in 1820 on board ship at Spalato, and that his full name was Francesco Ezechiele Ermenegildo Cavaliere Suppe Demelli. Other incorrect information is given in a 1905 biography of Suppé by Otto Keller, husband of one of the composer's granddaughters, based on the unreliable recollections of Suppé's widow. 155:. Suppé played the flute in various orchestras and taught Italian. (His mother tongue was Italian, and although he learned to speak German fluently he did so with what one journalist called "a decided Italian accent".) In 1837 and 1841 he wrote two operas, neither of which was performed but both of which may have been influenced by Donizetti, allegedly a distant relation of the Suppés. 2155: 52:, including the first operetta to a German libretto. Some of them remain in the repertory, particularly in German-speaking countries, and he composed a substantial quantity of church music, but he is now chiefly known for his overtures, which remain popular in the concert hall and on record. Among the best-known are 1001:
both grave and acute accents exist but, until the 20th century, there was no precise rule about their use. In the 16th century most writers and printers used only the grave accent on the last vowel of words and names and the acute accent on internal vowels, but since this seldom occurs in Italian the
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which had been a great success in Vienna earlier that year. It has had frequent revivals throughout German-speaking countries, and was played in German and in English translation in both New York and London. A full-length operatic success eluded Suppé for some years, and it was not until after the
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is that Suppe's mother's maiden name was Jandovsky or Jandowsky (not Landovsky nor Landowsky, as usually given), and that Suppé lied about or embellished very many things in his biography to a degree rare in music history (for example about his education and when he met his
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described it as an accomplished piece and singled out the quieter passages "such as the obsessive orchestral motif that backs the Liber scriptus, the lovely oboe solo at the beginning of Recordare, or the high violins irradiating the brief Sanctus".
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Suppé was in many ways the father of Viennese operetta, yet today he is principally known for his overtures. If only people would ask: "Overtures to what?" Overtures to many delightful operettas which, for the most part, go unperformed today.
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has sometimes been used, on the grounds that Suppé used it when signing his name (see lead image, above); his name is written with the acute accent on his tombstone and in the baptismal registry it was written without any accent.
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was the first operetta composed to an original German text, and the first Viennese operetta to be heard abroad: there were productions in Germany and Hungary, and in November 1861 it was given (in German) at the
268:(1876) was a critical and box office success, not only in Vienna but in London and Paris, though less so in New York, where it coincided with and was somewhat eclipsed by the first production there of 358:
Suppé composed about 30 operettas and 180 farces, ballets, and other stage works. Although some of the overtures remain popular the bulk of his operettas have sunk into obscurity. Exceptions include
835: 1617: 1069: 1163: 413:. After retiring from conducting, Suppé continued to write stage works, but increasingly shifted his interest to sacred music. He wrote a Requiem for Pokorny in 1855; an oratorio, 224:, New York. Suppé was heavily influenced by Offenbach; he studied Offenbach's works carefully and wrote many successful operettas using them as a model. The operetta specialist 215:, which had, by the standards of the time, an excellent run: it was played for 20 nights in succession, and 34 times in all during the six months it remained in the repertoire. 727: 103:
The facts of Suppé's early years are disputed. Both during his lifetime and after his death various unfounded statements circulated about his background. The first edition of
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not only emulates Offenbach, but refers to him in the first act, when the heroine, the schoolgirl Sophie, and her friends learn about the can-can and proceed to dance it.
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Die Hammerschmiedin aus Steyermark, oder Folgen einer Landpartie (local farce with songs, 2 acts, J. Schickh), Theater in der Josefstadt, 14 October 1842
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Suppé was twice married: first to Therese Merville, and after her death in 1865 to Sofie Strasser. He died in Vienna on 21 May 1895, at the age of 76.
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Martl, oder Der Portiunculatag in Schnabelhausen (farce with music, parody of Flotow: Martha, 3 acts, A. Berla), Theater an der Wien, 16 December 1848
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Marie, die Tochter des Regiments (vaudeville, 2 acts, F. Blum, after J. H. St Georges and J. F. A. Bayard), Theater in der Josefstadt, 13 June 1844
2257: 707: 430:; songs; symphonies; and concert overtures. When the Requiem Mass was published in 1997, a reviewer found that it reveals Suppé's admiration for 382: 1160: 885:(operetta, 3 acts, Zell, Genée), Carltheater, 21 February 1880, full score (Brussels, n.d.); arr. K. Pauspertl as Die grosse Unbekannte, 1925 790: 524: 302:(A Trip to Africa, Theater an der Wien, 17 March 1883) ran for a month, and received several productions, including an American revival with 2247: 2237: 1198: 961: 105: 2048: 2227: 2222: 1472: 840: 680:
Des Teufels Brautfahrt, oder Böser Feind und guter Freund (magic farce with songs, 3 acts, Elmar), Theater an der Wien, 30 January 1849
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writes that 24 November 1860 is considered by many to be "the birthdate of the true Viennese operetta", with the production of Suppé’s
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Gervinus, der Narr von Untersberg, oder Ein patriotischer Wunsch (farce with songs, 3 acts, Berla), Braunhirschen-Arena , 1 July 1849
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Unterthänig und unabhängig, oder Vor und nach einem Jahre (comedy with songs, 3 acts, Elmar), Theater an der Wien, 13 October 1849
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and attended performances of their operas. By another account he studied philosophy in Padua and studied law later in Vienna.
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Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien (local play with songs, 2 acts), Theater in der Josefstadt, 26 February 1844
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Jung lustig, im Alter traurig, oder Die Folgen der Erziehung (comedy with songs, 3 acts, C. Wallis), TJ, 5 March 1841
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Dame Valentine, oder Frauenräuber und Wanderbursche (Singspiel, 3 acts, Elmar), Theater an der Wien, 9 January 1851
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Der Krämer und sein Kommis (farce with songs, 2 acts, F. Kaiser), Theater in der Josefstadt, 28 September 1844
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Der Gascogner (operetta, 3 acts, Zell, Genée), Carltheater, 21 or ?22 March 1881, vocal score (Hamburg, n.d.)
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Suppé's parents named him Francesco Ezechiele Ermenegildo when he was born on 18 April 1819 in Spalato, now
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Suppé retained links with his native Dalmatia, occasionally visiting Split (Spalato), Zadar (Zara), and
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Der Tannenhäuser (dramatic poem with music, H. von Levitschnigg), Theater an der Wien, 27 February 1852
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and harmony. According to some accounts his father wanted him to be a lawyer, and sent him to study in
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Das Modell (operetta, 3 acts, V. Leon, Held), Carltheater, 4 October 1895, full score (Leipzig, n.d.)
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Die Müllerin von Burgos (vaudeville, 2 acts, J. Kupelwieser), Theater in der Josefstadt, 8 March 1845
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Die Pariserin, oder Das heimliche Bild (operetta, 3 acts, Léon, Held), Carltheater, 26 January 1898
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s'Alraunl (romantic tale with songs, 3 acts, A. von Klesheim), Theater an der Wien, 13 November 1849
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There are many sets of Suppé overtures on disc, but few of his stage works. A complete recording of
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grave was effectively the only accent in use. The orthography started stabilising only after the
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The lack of clarity about which accent should be used to spell Suppé's surname arises because in
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After Suppé's father died in 1835 the family moved to Vienna, where Suppé studied music under
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Sie ist verheiratet (comedy with songs, 3 acts, Kaiser), Theater an der Wien, 7 November 1845
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Bellman (comic opera, 3 acts, West, L. Held), Theater an der Wien, 26 or ?24 February 1887
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Wo steckt der Teufel? (farce with songs, 3 acts, ?Grün), Theater an der Wien, 28 June 1854
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Der Dumme hat's Glück (farce with songs, 3 acts, Berla), Theater an der Wien, 29 June 1850
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or Die Tochter der Puszta (operetta, 2 acts, C. Costa), Carltheater, 21 March 1866
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and the Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra have recorded Suppé's incidental music for
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Das Mädchen vom Lande (opera, 3 acts, Elmar), Theater an der Wien, 7 August 1847
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Das Herzblättchen (operetta, 3 acts, C. Tetzlaff), Carltheater, 4 February 1882
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Das Corps der Rache (operetta, 1 act, J. L. Harisch), Carltheater, 5 March 1864
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are among the most famous overtures ever written". To these, the music critic
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A Matter of Discretion. Franz von Suppé, Therese Merville and Sofie Strasser.
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Dinorah, oder Die Turnerfahrt nach Hütteldorf (parody opera, of Meyerbeer's
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Franz von Suppè (1819–1895). Mensch. Mythos. Musiker. Ehrenbürger von Gars.
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This is demonstrably untrue so far as Verdi is concerned: his first opera,
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Collections of Suppé overtures have been recorded by conductors including
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was issued in 2005, the Lehár Festival in Bad Ischl staged and recorded
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Paragraph 3 (opera, 3 acts, M. A. Grandjean), Hofoper, 8 January 1858
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Canebas (operetta, 1 act, J. Doppler), Carltheater, 2 November 1872
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Gertrude della valle (opera, G. Brazzanovich), 1841, not performed
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has endured, though several were very popular in their time":
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writes that Suppé's early works frankly imitated Offenbach's.
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writes that Suppé was a master of three styles, the Italian (
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On Franz von Suppè’s ancestors and his early years at Zadar.
813:(operetta, 1 act, B. Boutonnier), Carltheater, 27 April 1867 766:(Liederspiel, 1 act, H. Max), Carltheater, 10 September 1864 927:), Carltheater, 27 October 1888, full score (Hamburg, n.d.) 920:, F. von Radler), Theater in der Josefstadt, 30 April 1887 851:, 3 acts, Costa, Grandjean), Carltheater, 30 November 1870 829:
Isabella (operetta, J. Weyl), Carltheater, 5 November 1869
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Suppé wrote music for over a hundred productions at the
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From 1840 Suppé worked as a composer and conductor for
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Tantalusqualen (operetta), Carltheater, 3 October 1868
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Alexander Rausch; Christian Fastl (20 January 2023).
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adds as outstanding among Suppé's overtures those to
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Holt), 1837, not performed 2042: 446: 1014:) to distinguish them from open-mid vowels ( 498: 492: 484: 483:(Morning, Noon, and Night in Vienna, 1844), 480:Ein Morgen, ein Mittag und ein Abend in Wien 478: 454: 387: 244: 236: 198: 69: 1985:When did Suppé actually meet his two wives? 1847:. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars. 1637:Note sulla grafia italiana nel Rinascimento 1406:, Vol. 38, No. 3 (October 1997), pp. 54–55 775:, 3 acts, F. Hopp), Carltheater, 4 May 1865 604:Most sources have spelled the name with an 2049: 2035: 1666: 1630: 608:. Recently an alternative spelling with a 2011:International Music Score Library Project 1891:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1839: 1459: 1254: 106:Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians 48:period, he is notable for his four dozen 1905: 1883: 1550: 1548: 1280: 1278: 1182: 1180: 1059: 620: 616: 337: 100:. 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Suppé surpassed the success of 211:operas, and he presented instead 2263:Austrian male conductors (music) 2198:19th-century classical composers 2165: 2153: 1673:La lingua italiana nel Novecento 1579:Christian Glanz; Mathias Spohr. 1479:, Oxford University Press, 2011 2203:19th-century conductors (music) 1660: 1624: 1605: 1572: 1563: 1530: 1521: 1512: 1503: 1494: 1485: 1465: 1435: 1419: 1392: 1383: 1374: 1353: 1344: 1335: 1314: 1305: 1296: 1287: 1260: 1110:"Franz von Suppé und Dalmatien" 991: 976: 417:; three masses, among them the 262:in 1874 that he caught up. 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Kingdom of Dalmatia
conductor
Romantic
operettas
Poet and Peasant
Light Cavalry
Pique Dame
Split
Dalmatia
Croatia
Austrian Empire
Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians
Zadar
choirmaster
flute
Padua
Milan
Rossini
Donizetti
Verdi
Ignaz von Seyfried
Mozart
Richard Traubner
Franz Pokorny
Sopron
Baden bei Wien
Richard Traubner
Theater an der Wien
Offenbach's

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