
Orchestre d'Harmonie
Boccaccio
Marsch - March - Marche
Info
Franz von Suppé (1819-1895) is regarded as the actual founder of the Viennese operetta. Even in excellent encyclopedias entries on this composer are marginal only. Young Franz von Suppé came to Vienna from the province of Dalmatia, and initially composed the music for performances in the Vienna suburb theaters, he wrote music for popular farces, for folk plays and ballets. His growing success made him compose the music for stage works of his own, especially for a number of one-act operettas. In most cases, only their sparkling overtures have survived such as “The Beautiful Galathea”. In 1879, following the acclaim of “Fatinitza”, he enjoyed his greatest success with the operetta “Boccaccio”. The stirring “Boccaccio March” stems from the operetta of that name.

Voir également
Nessun Dorma
MVSR2591
Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) came from a tradition-steeped family of musicians. After seeing a performance of “Aida” in 1876 he decided to compose operas. “Turandot” was Giacomo Puccini’s last composition. Due to a progressive illness he could not ...
Polka und Finale
MVSR1729
"Die verkaufte Braut" war die zweite Oper von Bedrich Smetana. Obgleich das Libretto von Karel Sabina den Möglichkeiten des Musiktheaters geschickt angepaßt war, war der Erfolg der Prager Uraufführung am 30.05.1866 nur gering. ...
Zauber der Montur
MVSR051-2
Zauber der Montur - Erzherzog-Albrecht-Marsch - Barataria - 76er Regimentsmarsch - Kärntner-Liedermarsch - Deutschmeister-Regimentsmarsch - Hunyadi Indulo - Bocaccio - Ramberg-Marsch - Triglav - Wien bleibt Wien - Prinz-Eugen - Danubia-Marsch - ...