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1. Dichter und Bauer (Poet and Peasant) is an operetta in 3 acts by Franz von Suppé.It premiered on 24 August at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna. The original libretto was based on Karl Elmar [] 's comedy of the same name. In , Gustav Quedenfeldt wrote a new libretto based on Suppé's composition version "C".

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2. Many of the overtures for his operas have become a standard part of our orchestral and wind band repertoire. The story behind “Poet and Peasant” is a classic tale of love. The overture sets the stage for all that is to come throughout the opera. Jim Mahaffey brings the overture to life in an edition that is playable by developing concert bands.

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3. Suppe Poet and Peasant Overture, for piano duet(1 piano, 4 hands), PS Sheet music for piano duet published by FC MUSIC. About publisher: FC MUSIC is a sheet music publisher in Japan. Arranged sheet music for chamber music as String Quartet, String Quintet, Piano Trio, Piano Quintet, Violin Ensemble have been published since

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5. May 06,  · Edison Gold Moulded record #, "Poet and Peasant Overture" (von Suppé), played by the Edison Grand Concert Band (recorded May - released September ). Played on an Edison Model B Standard (ICS version) from

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8. Best described as a "comedy with songs," Suppé's Dichter und Bauer (Poet and Peasant) three-act operetta premiered on August 24, , at Vienna's Theater an der Wien, where Suppé had recently taken up the post of Kapellmeister. The book and lyrics are by Gustav Quedenfeldt, Eugen Rer, and K. Elmar. The version one is likely to see today is an arrangement made in by Franz Werther, the.

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