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Die Fledermaus operetta in three acts

Baron von Eisenstein is supposed to go to jail for eight days for a minor offense, but decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night. She then goes to the ball alone and faces other complications. The next morning everyone arrives at the jail and all confusions are eventually cleared up.

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  • "Johann Strauss Die fledermaus"
  • "Johann Strauss II die fledermaus"
  • "Chauve-souris"
  • "chauve-souris"
  • "Fledermaus"
  • "Glyndebourne Festival Opera, BBC presents Die Fledermaus"
  • "Johann Strauss II Die Fledermaus"
  • "Netopir"
  • "Johann Strauss II"
  • "Sternstunden der Oper - Johann Strauss, Die Fledermaus"
  • "Bat"

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  • "Die Nummer eins unter den Operetten schildert Lug und Trug um das Familienleben des Rentiers Gabriel von Eisenstein und seiner Frau Rosalinde. Eine fein gesponnene Intrige - von Eisensteins "Freund" Dr. Falke erdacht - lässt den untreuen Ehemann Eisenstein bei einem pompösen Fest des superreichen Prinzen Orlofsky auf seine Kosten kommen. Nach einer rauschenden Ballnacht, bei der alle handelnden Personen in falschen Identitäten auftreten, gibt es aber ein böses Erwachen, denn Rosalinde lässt sich nicht ungestraft düpieren."
  • "Baron von Eisenstein is supposed to go to jail for eight days for a minor offense, but decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night. She then goes to the ball alone and faces other complications. The next morning everyone arrives at the jail and all confusions are eventually cleared up."@en
  • "Baron von Eisenstein is supposed to go to jail for eight days for a minor offense, but decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night. She then goes to the ball alone and faces other complications. The next morning everyone arrives at the jail and all confusions are eventually cleared up."
  • "Operetta involving a plot of revenge and mistaken identities."
  • ""Eisenstein is due to report to prison, having defaulted on his taxes. He is induced, however, to attend a fancy-dress party at Prince Orlofsky's, by his friend Dr Falke, who plans revenge for having been abandoned on a previous occasion to go home in his costume of a bat. Eisenstein's wife takes the opportunity of his absence for an assignation in her house with Alfred, who is mistaken by Frank, the prison governor, for her husband and taken to prison. Adele has sought various excuses for taking time off and in a borrowed dress attends Prince Orlofsky's party, where Rosalinde also appears, disguised as a Hungarian countess. In a play of disguises and partly mistaken identities Eisenstein flirts with his own wife and toasts, under the guise of the Marquis Renard, the prison governor Frank, introduced as the Chevalier Chagrin. They leave together, Eisenstein now intending to report to the prison. There the gaoler Frosch has drunken objections to the singing of Alfred. Adele and her sister, who have dramatic ambitions, seek Frank's help in furthering their stage careers, while Eisenstein, who now arrives, cannot persuade Frank at first of his identity and when he learns that the supposed Eisenstein is already in prison is suspicious of Rosalinde. Disguised as his lawyer Dr Blind, he cross-examines Rosalinde and Alfred, but she retaliates, when he reveals his identity, by producing Eisenstein's watch, which the supposed Hungarian countess had received from him at Prince Orlofsky's. Falke admits his part in the plot, Rosalinde and Alfred claim their assignation as a part of it, and all ends in apparent satisfaction."--Www.Naxos.com (as viewed on May 23, 2007)."
  • "Concertopname gemaakt op 31 december 1990 in het Royal Opera House Covent Garden in Londen van een speciale voorstelling ter gelegenheid van het afscheid van Joan Sutherland."
  • ""This most effervescent of all of Johann Strauss' operettas is a perennial favorite, with its tide of bright, frothy Viennese dance music and charmingly nonsensical plot"--Container."
  • ""Johann Strauss's "Die Fledermaus" (The Bat) is one of the world's best-loved operettas, rivalled only by Franz Lehar's "The Merry Widow". Here the great maestro Carlos Kleiber puts the Bavarian State Opera through its paces, with a sterling cast including Pamela Coburn, Janet Perry, Brigitte Fassbaender, Joseph Hopferwieser and Eberhard Wachter. The performance is high on musicality but also high on sheer zest and unabashed gaiety. Kleiber, a very complex character normally, here sheds all reserve and becomes as uninhibited as his performers as he coaxes and cajoles orchestra and singers, and unabashedly surrenders to the sweet joy of the music. For joy and verve, this is as good as "Fledermaus" gets."--Site web de l'éditeur."
  • "Glyndebourne's production of the Waltz King's much-loved comic operetta takes its inspiration from Eisenstein's final words in the opera: 'Rosalinde!' Features Pamela Armstrong, Thomas Allen, Ragnar Ulfung, and Hakan Hagegard."
  • "Glyndebourne's new production of the Waltz King's much-loved comic operetta takes its inspiration from Eisenstein's final words in the opera: 'Rosalinde!' Features Pamela Armstrong, Thomas Allen, Ragnar Ulfung, and Hakan Hagegard."
  • ""First international DVD release. A Viennese dream cast -- Janowitz, Wachter, Windgassen, Bohm and the Vienna Philharmonic - in the greatest of all Viennese operettas."--Container."
  • "An international array of talent appears in this traditional Viennese comedy. The glittering party given by Prince Orlofsky welcomes some surprise celebrities for this special gala performance from Covent Garden in which Placido Domingo makes."
  • "Baron von Eisenstein, who is to go to jail for eight days for a minor offense, decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night. She then goes to the ball alone and faces other complications. The next morning everyone arrives at the jail and all confusions are eventually cleared up."
  • "Adaptation of the Strauss operetta filmed as Nazi Germany was ending."
  • "Présentation de l'opérette de Johann Strauss par le Elizabethan Sydney Orchestra et le Australian Opera Chorus dirigés par Richard Bonynge et dans une mise en scène de Anthony Besch. Principaux rôles chantés par Joan Sutherland, Anson Austin, Monique Brynnel, Robert Gard Heather Begg. Opéra chanté en version anglaise."
  • "Johann Strauss' comic opera about a practical joke, a philandering husband, a masked ball, with a surprise ending: The bat's revenge."
  • "Baron von Eisenstein is supposed to go to jail for eight days for a minor offense, but decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty, she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night but when she goes to the ball alone she faces other complications."@en
  • "Baron von Eisenstein is supposed to go to jail for eight days for a minor offense, but decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty, she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night but when she goes to the ball alone she faces other complications."
  • "Anthony Warlow stars in the dazzling Opera Australia production of Johann Strauss' Fledermaus, set in the 1930's New York."
  • "A recording of Die Fledermaus at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden on 31st December 1983."
  • "Gabriel von Eisenstein is about to begin a prison sentence for a small indiscretion. Alfred, an opera singer is serenading Eisenstein's wife, Rosalinde (Joan Sutherland) outside the Eisenstein house. Adele, the maid has just received a letter from her sister, Ida, inviting her to Price Orlofsky's ball. Dr. Falke, preparing a surprise at the ball, convinces Eisenstein to come with him that night and delay his departure for jail until morning. Everyone departs for the ball in disguise ... not before Alfred is mistaken for Eisenstein and dragged off to prison! The comic confusion of infidelity and "mistaken" identity is topped off by Dr. Falke's surprise, a little comedy he arranged called "The Bat's Revenge.""@en
  • "Gabriel von Eisenstein is about to begin a prison sentence for a small indiscretion. Alfred, an opera singer is serenading Eisenstein's wife, Rosalinde (Joan Sutherland) outside the Eisenstein house. Adele, the maid has just received a letter from her sister, Ida, inviting her to Price Orlofsky's ball. Dr. Falke, preparing a surprise at the ball, convinces Eisenstein to come with him that night and delay his departure for jail until morning. Everyone departs for the ball in disguise ... not before Alfred is mistaken for Eisenstein and dragged off to prison! The comic confusion of infidelity and "mistaken" identity is topped off by Dr. Falke's surprise, a little comedy he arranged called "The Bat's Revenge.""
  • "His British conducting debut."
  • "Baron von Eisenstein is supposed to go to jail for eight days for a minor offense, but decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty, she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night. She then goes to the ball alone and faces other complications. The resulting confusions are sorted out at the jail the next morning when the parties arrive."@en
  • "Glyndebourne's pulsating new production of the Waltz King's much-loved comic operetta includes outstanding performances from a cast led by Pamela Armstrong, Thomas Allen, Ragnar Ulfung and Håkan Hagegård with the The Glyndebourne Chorus and London Philharmonic Orchestra under Vladimir Jurowski."
  • ""Glyndebourne's pulsating new production of the Waltz King's much-loved comic operetta includes outstanding performances from a cast led by Pamela Armstrong, Thomas Allen, Ragnar Ulfung and Håkan Hagegård with the Glyndebourne Chorus and London Philharmonic Orchestra under Vladimir Jurowski."--Conteneur."
  • "A comic opera centering on a practical joke, a philandering husband, and a masked ball."
  • "Gabriel von Eisenstein is about to begin a prison sentence for a small indiscretion. Alfred, an opera singer is serenading Eisenstein's wife, Rosalinde (Joan Sutherland) outside the Eisenstein house. Adele, the maid has just received a letter from her sister, Ida, inviting her to Price Orlofsky's ball. Dr. Falke, preparing a surprise at the ball, convinces Eisenstein to come with him that night and delay his departure for jail until morning. Everyone departs for the ball in disguise...not before Alfred is mistaken for Eisenstein and dragged off to prison! The comic confusion of infidelity and "mistaken" identity is topped off by Dr. Falke's surprise, a little comedy he arranged called "The Bat's Revenge"."
  • "Glittering Covent Garden production of Strauss' best known and most loved operetta."
  • "A traditional Viennese comedy, the best known and most loved operetta by the King of the waltz, Johann Strauss the younger."
  • "Présentation de l'opérette "La chauve-souris" de Johann Strauss, livret de Carl Haffner et Richard Genée (basé sur "Le Réveillon" de Henri Meilhac et Ludovic Halévy. Dialogues re-écrits pour Covent Garden par Gerhard Bronner), par les chœurs et l'orchestre du Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, dirigés par Placido Domingo. Principaux interprètes: Kiri Te Kanawa, Hermann Prey, Hildegarde Heichele et Benjamin Luxon. En allemand."
  • "A comedy of revenge."
  • "The Royal Opera Chorus and the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, conducted by Placido Domingo, appear in this traditional Viennese comedy, the best known and most loved operetta by the King of the waltz, Johann Strauss the younger."@en
  • "Baron von Eisenstein is supposed to go to jail for a minor offense, but decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night. She then goes to the ball alone and faces other complications. The next morning everyone arrives at the jail and all confusions are eventually cleared up."@en
  • "A recording of the opera by Johann Strauss."
  • "A recording of the opera by Johann Strauss."@en
  • "Uitvoering in het Nationaltheater in München in 1987."
  • "Johann Strauss' comic opera about the confusion at a masked ball, infidelity and a surprise ending: The Bat's revenge."
  • "Uitvoering in het Glydebourne Opera House in Lewes op 17 augustus 2003."
  • "An effervescent comedic opera which includes Viennese dance music and an escapist plot."
  • "Johann Strauss' comic opera about the confusion at a masked ball, infidelity and a surprise ending: The bat's revenge."
  • "Baron von Eisenstein, who is to go to jail for eight days for a minor offense, decides to attend a ball first. When the governor of the jail comes to take him away he finds the Baroness entertaining a former suitor. To avoid difficulty she persuades the suitor to pose as her husband and go to jail for a night. She then goes to the ball alone and faces other complications. The next morning everyone arrives at the jail and all confusions are eventually cleared up."
  • "L'action se déroule à Pontoise, dans une station thermale sous le second Empire. Une jeune femme, très sensible à la cour que lui fait un ténor, le reçoit chez elle en l'absence de son mari. Comme le mari est recherché par la police, on arrête le ténor à sa place. Une fois l'équivoque dissipée, l'affaire se conclut pour le mieux. L'opérette tire son titre du sobriquet de Chauve-souris dont on a affublé le directeur de la prison qui s'était déguisé ainsi à un bal masqué."

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  • "Die Fledermaus"
  • "Die Fledermaus [operetta in three acts]"
  • "Die fledermaus"
  • "Die fledermaus"@en
  • "Die Fledermaus : [operetta in three acts]"
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  • "Die Fledermaus [Operette in drei Akten]"
  • "Die Fledermaus live aus der Wiener Staatsoper 1980 ; Operette in drei Aufzügen"

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