List of operas by Eugen d'Albert explained

This is a list of the operas written by the German composer and pianist Eugen d'Albert (1864–1932).[1]

List

TitleGenre!Sub­divisionsLibretto!Première datePlace, theatre
Der Rubinmusikalisches Märchen2 actsd’Albert, after Friedrich Hebbel12 October 1893Karlsruhe, Hoftheater
GhismondaOper3 actsd’Albert, after Karl Immermann Die Opfer des Schweigens28 November 1895Dresden, Hoftheater
GernotOper3 actsd’Albert, after Gustav Kastropp11 April 1897 Mannheim, Hoftheater
Die AbreiseMusikalisches Lustspiel1 actFerdinand Graf von Sporck, after 28 October 1898Frankfurt, Opernhaus
Kainmusikalisches Tragödie1 actHeinrich Bulthaupt17 February 1900Berlin, Königliches Opernhaus
Der ImprovisatorOper3 actsGustav Kastropp, after Victor Hugo Angelo, der Tyrann von Padua26 February 1902Berlin, Königliches Opernhaus
TieflandMusikdramaprologue and 2 actsRudolf Lothar, after Àngel Guimerà Terra baixa15 November 1903Prague, Neues Deutsches Theater
Flauto solomusikalisches Lustspiel1 actHans von Wolzogen12 November 1905Prague, Neues Deutsches Theater
Tragaldabas, der geborgte Ehemannkomische Oper3 actsRudolf Lothar, after Auguste Vacquérie3 December 1907Hamburg, Stadttheater
IzëylMusikdrama3 actsRudolf Lothar, after Paul Armand Silvestre and 6 November 1909Hamburg, Stadttheater
Die verschenkte Fraukomische Oper3 actsRudolf Lothar, after E. Antony6 February 1912 Vienna, Hofoper
Liebesketten
Full score		Oper3 actsRudolf Lothar after Àngel Guimerà La filla del mar12 November 1912, revised version 8 March 1918Vienna, Volksoper; Berlin, Deutsches Opernhaus
Die toten Augen
Vocal score		Bühnendichtungprologue and 1 actHanns Heinz Ewers and, after Marc Henry Les yeux morts. Composed 1912/135 March 1916Dresden, Hofoper.
Der Stier von OliveraOper3 actsRichard Batka, after Heinrich Lilienfein10 March 1918Leipzig, Stadttheater
Revolutions HochzeitOper3 actsFerdinand Lion, after Sophus Michaëlis26 October 1919Leipzig, Neues Stadttheater
SciroccoOper3 actsKarl Michael von Levetzow and Leo Feld16 May 1921Darmstadt, Landestheater
Mareike von NymwegenLegendenspiel3 actsHerbert Alberti, based on Mariken van Nieumeghen31 October 1923Hamburg, Stadttheater
Der GolemMusikdrama3 actsFerdinand Lion, after Arthur Holitscher14 December 1926Frankfurt, Opernhaus
Die schwarze OrchideeOpera grottesca3 actsKarl Michael von Levetzow1 December 1928Leipzig, Neues Theater
Die Witwe von Ephesos[2] Oper3 actsKarl Michael von Levetzownot performed
Mister Wu (completed by Leo Blech)Oper3 actsKarl Michael von Levetzow, after Harry M. Vernon and Harold Owen29 September 1932Dresden, Staatsoper

References

  1. Albert, Eugen [Eugène] (Francis Charles) d'. John Williamson. John Williamson (musicologist). 2001. 00434. none.
  2. http://www.klassika.info/Komponisten/Albert/wvjh.html Klassika: Werkverzeichnis Eugen d'Albert (1864–1932)

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