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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/270670287 Title: Autograph letter signed, dated : Munich May 30 1897, to an unidentified recipient, 1897 May 30. Author: Richard Strauss Publisher: OCLC:270670287

  
  

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Autograph letter signed, dated : Munich May 30 1897, to an unidentified recipient, 1897 May 30.

Author:	Richard Strauss
Edition/Format:	Manuscript  Archival Material : German
Summary:	Wishing him early recovery from his indisposition, saying that it is not Strauss's fault if [Mozart's] Cosi fan tutti [sic] is progressing slowly--Teufels Anteil [i.e. Auber's Part du diable], which was supposed to be produced the week before, after having been rehearsed again by Erdmannsdörfer, suddenly became a state affair when the managing director decided to take charge, have new sets made, etc.--, saying that [Lili] Dressler, who was to sing the role of Carlo Broschi [in Auber's opera], suddenly gave up the part and that [Lotte] Schloss must now learn it in eight days, outlining the few changes he has made in Così, mentioning [Milka] Ternina, Bettague [i.e. Katharina Senger-Bettaque], etc.  Read more...
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Subjects	Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, -- 1756-1791. Erdmannsdörfer, Max von, -- 1848-1905. Schloss, Lotte, -- 1871-1911. View all subjects
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