Bruder Straubinger
Edmund Eysler’s three-act operetta centers on Bruder Straubinger, a cheerful, carefree traveling craftsman. The available text does not provide a plot summary.
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Edmund Eysler’s three-act operetta centers on Bruder Straubinger, a cheerful, carefree traveling craftsman. The available text does not provide a plot summary.
The operetta includes the aria ‘Sei nicht bös’ (‘Don’t be cross’), which became a concert staple.
Bird-seller Adam and postmistress Christel are engaged but unable to live together. A series of mistaken identities at the Elector’s court, including officer Stanislaus impersonating the Elector, causes Adam to break with Christel. When the deception is exposed, the lovers reconcile, while the master of the hunt marries Adelaide; the court and Tyroleans celebrate together.
Edmund Eysler’s three-act operetta centers on Bruder Straubinger, a cheerful, carefree traveling craftsman. The available text does not provide a plot summary.
The operetta includes the aria ‘Sei nicht bös’ (‘Don’t be cross’), which became a concert staple.
Bird-seller Adam and postmistress Christel are engaged but unable to live together. A series of mistaken identities at the Elector’s court, including officer Stanislaus impersonating the Elector, causes Adam to break with Christel. When the deception is exposed, the lovers reconcile, while the master of the hunt marries Adelaide; the court and Tyroleans celebrate together.