List of operettas and operas by Carl Millöcker explained

This is a list of the operettas and operas of the Austrian composer Carl Millöcker (1842–1899).

Millöcker wrote 20 light operas, of which 16 are described as operettas, one as a Singspiel, one as a 'Volksoper' ('people's opera'). (The other two were left undesignated.) His music is closely associated with the Theater an der Wien in Vienna, where 14 of his works received their first performances.

List

Title	Genre	Sub­divisions	Libretto	Première date	Place, theatre
Der tote Gast	operette	1 act	Ludwig Harisch, after the novel by Heinrich Zschokke	11 February 1865	Graz, Thalia-Theater
Die beiden Binder	operette	1 act	G Stoltze		Graz, Thalia-Theater
Diana	operette	1 act	Josef Braun	2 January 1867	Vienna, Harmonie-Theater
Der Sackpfeifer	operette	1 act	Ludwig Anzengruber	19 September 2015	Strasshof, KUMST
Der Dieb	operette	1 act	Alois Berla	1868/1869	Budapest
Die Fraueninsel	operette	3 acts	after Le royaume des femmes by Théodore and Hippolyte Cogniard	1868/1869	Budapest, Deutsches Theater
Der Regimentstambour	operette	2 acts	Heinrich Börnstein	23 October 1869
Abenteuer in Wien	Singspiel	3 acts	Alois Berla	20 January 1873	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Das verwunschene Schloss	operette	5 acts	Alois Berla	30 March 1878	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Gräfin Dubarry (revised as Die Dubarry, Berlin 1931)	operette	3 acts	Richard Genée and Friedrich Zell	31 October 1879	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
	operette	3 acts	Richard Genée and Friedrich Zell	18 December 1880	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Die Jungfrau von Belleville	operette	3 acts	Richard Genée and Friedrich Zell, after La pucelle de Belleville by Paul de Kock	29 October 1881	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Der Bettelstudent	operette	3 acts	Richard Genée and Friedrich Zell, after Fernande by Victorien Sardou, and Le Guitarréro by Halévy / Eugène Scribe	6 December 1882	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Gasparone	operette	3 acts	Richard Genée and Friedrich Zell	26 January 1884	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Der Feldprediger		3 acts	Hugo Wittmann and Alois Wohlmuth, after Das seltsame Brautgemach by Gustav Schilling	31 October 1884	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Der Vice-Admiral	operette	prologue and 3 acts	Richard Genée and Friedrich Zell	9 October 1886	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Die sieben Schwaben	Volksoper	3 acts	Hugo Wittmann and Julius Bauer	29 October 1887	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Der arme Jonathan	operette	3 acts	Richard Genée and Friedrich Zell	4 January 1890	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Das Sonntagskind	operette	3 acts	Richard Genée and Friedrich Zell	16 January 1892	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Der Probekuss	operette	3 acts	Richard Genée and Friedrich Zell	22 December 1894	Vienna, Theater an der Wien
Das Nordlicht		3 acts	Hugo Wittmann	2 December 1896	Vienna, Theater an der Wien

References

• Lamb, Andrew (1992), "Millöcker, Carl" in The New Grove Dictionary of Opera, ed. Stanley Sadie (London)