Hermione is an opera in 4 acts, Op. 40, by Max Bruch to a libretto by Emil Hopffer, based on Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale. The opera premiered March 21, 1872, in Berlin. [1]
Recordings
- Aria of Leontes (No. 7): "Setzt Ihnen nach!", Aria of Leontes (No. 19): "Allein, allein mit meinem Gram" by Franz Hawlata bass, Capriccio 1996
References
- ^ Operas in German: A Dictionary, Margaret Ross Griffel, 1990, p. 304: "Hermione, opera in four acts by Max Bruch; libretto by Emil Hopffer after Shakespeare's A Winter's Tale; March 21, 1872, Berlin"
External links
- Libretto, N. Simrock, Library of Congress (in German)
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Hermione is an opera in 4 acts, Op. 40, by Max Bruch to a libretto by Emil Hopffer, based on Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale. The opera premiered March 21, 1872, in Berlin. [1]
Recordings
- Aria of Leontes (No. 7): "Setzt Ihnen nach!", Aria of Leontes (No. 19): "Allein, allein mit meinem Gram" by Franz Hawlata bass, Capriccio 1996
References
- ^ Operas in German: A Dictionary, Margaret Ross Griffel, 1990, p. 304: "Hermione, opera in four acts by Max Bruch; libretto by Emil Hopffer after Shakespeare's A Winter's Tale; March 21, 1872, Berlin"
External links
- Libretto, N. Simrock, Library of Congress (in German)
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| Concertante | |
| Chamber music | |
| Vocal music | |
| Related articles | |
| Characters | | |
|---|---|---|
| Sources |
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| Adaptations |
| |
| Stage works |
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