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What did Victor Hugo do to be famous?
He was famous for his operettas......
How many operas did Jacques offenbach do?
Nearly 100 operettas
How many operettas did john Philip sousa write?
15
Why were operettas so popular in Victorian Britain?
because he is amazing
When was Broadway invented?
Broadway as we know it was created in the early 1920's. However, other types of theater such as vaudville and operettas existed before that.
How many operettas did Gilbert and Sullivan write as a partnership?
Gilbert and Sullivan wrote a total of 14 operettas as a partnership. Their collaboration, which began in the 1870s, produced notable works such as "The Mikado," "H.M.S. Pinafore," and "The Pirates of Penzance." These operettas are celebrated for their witty lyrics, memorable melodies, and satirical commentary on Victorian society. Their partnership significantly influenced the development of musical theatre.
Gilbert and Sullivan princess?
One of the operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan is titled "Princess Ida."
Which was not an element of an operetta?
Operettas actually used songs instead of spoken dialogue. CHiNO =]
Who wrote the lyrics for glibert and Sullivan operettas?
It's Gilbert not glibert and he wrote the lyrics.
Why were Jacques Offenbach's operettas so popular with the French?
They glorified Louis-Napolean's Reign
What is difference between opera and musical?
In general, opera is entirely sung, while operettas and musicals include spoken dialog.
Is the songA Little Attila by Rudolf Nelson from one of his operettas?
Yes, "A Little Attila" is a song by Rudolf Nelson, and it is featured in one of his operettas. Rudolf Nelson was known for his contributions to the genre, and this particular song reflects his style and musical themes. The operetta showcases a blend of humor and charm typical of Nelson's work.
