Der Bäbu
Heinrich Marschner’s three-act comic opera adapts Augustus Prinsep’s book The Baboo and Other Tales Descriptive of Society in India. The available text does not provide plot details.
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Heinrich Marschner’s three-act comic opera adapts Augustus Prinsep’s book The Baboo and Other Tales Descriptive of Society in India. The available text does not provide plot details.
A three-act romantic opera set in late twelfth-century England, based through intermediate adaptations on Walter Scott’s Ivanhoe.
Lord Ruthven must sacrifice three virgin brides within a day to gain another year of life. After killing Janthe, he pursues Malwina while her lover Aubry is bound by an oath not to reveal Ruthven’s identity. Aubry exposes the vampire as the wedding begins; Ruthven is struck by lightning, and Malwina is free to marry Aubry.
Heinrich Marschner’s three-act comic opera adapts Augustus Prinsep’s book The Baboo and Other Tales Descriptive of Society in India. The available text does not provide plot details.
A three-act romantic opera set in late twelfth-century England, based through intermediate adaptations on Walter Scott’s Ivanhoe.
Lord Ruthven must sacrifice three virgin brides within a day to gain another year of life. After killing Janthe, he pursues Malwina while her lover Aubry is bound by an oath not to reveal Ruthven’s identity. Aubry exposes the vampire as the wedding begins; Ruthven is struck by lightning, and Malwina is free to marry Aubry.