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Miller Libor lives with his grandmother and foster daughter Hanka; the nearby waterman Michal is in love with Hanka.
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Miller Libor lives with his grandmother and foster daughter Hanka; the nearby waterman Michal is in love with Hanka.
The opera is based on Alois Jirásek’s Psohlavci, concerning the Dogheads of Chodsko and their 1695 rebellion over ancient privileges.
Bohuš returns to his Bohemian hometown in disguise with his wife Julie. His father, Count Vilém, disowns him, believing rumors that he is a Jacobin, and names his nephew Adolf as heir. Adolf and the Burgrave arrange Bohuš’s arrest, while they also try to force Terinka to marry the Burgrave instead of Jiří. Julie tells the Count that Bohuš was condemned by the Jacobins for supporting the Girondins. The Count pardons Bohuš and Jiří, denounces Adolf’s scheming, and reconciles with his son.
Miller Libor lives with his grandmother and foster daughter Hanka; the nearby waterman Michal is in love with Hanka.
The opera is based on Alois Jirásek’s Psohlavci, concerning the Dogheads of Chodsko and their 1695 rebellion over ancient privileges.
Bohuš returns to his Bohemian hometown in disguise with his wife Julie. His father, Count Vilém, disowns him, believing rumors that he is a Jacobin, and names his nephew Adolf as heir. Adolf and the Burgrave arrange Bohuš’s arrest, while they also try to force Terinka to marry the Burgrave instead of Jiří. Julie tells the Count that Bohuš was condemned by the Jacobins for supporting the Girondins. The Count pardons Bohuš and Jiří, denounces Adolf’s scheming, and reconciles with his son.