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ID69F0E228-6B6A-413A-8CE0-CCAB0D0E589E
TitlecodeA235002
Title NameDer Fliegende Hollaender (The Flying Dutchman)
Marketing CopyDER FLIEGENDE HOLLÄNDER (THE FLYING DUTCHMAN), WWV 63, had two sources of inspiration for Richard Wagner (1813-1883). The first was a short story by Heinrich Heine, based on the folk legend of a sea-captain doomed to roam the seas for eternity. The second was an 1839 voyage that Wagner took on board the Thetis, a Norwegian ship, from Riga to London. The first performance took place at the Königliches Hoftheater in Dresden on January 2, 1843, under the baton of the composer. Expecting more of the pageantry and conflagration of RIENZI, the first Dresden audience reacted with indifference. The production lasted only four performances. In the 1870s, as listeners grew used to the innovations of his mature works, it finally grew in popularity and has become one of his most-performed operas today. Vocal score.
InstrumentationVocal soli (6 roles, SATTBB): Chorus: Keyboard or Orchestra accompaniment
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Title Brand1
Year Composed1841
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Duration140
Ensemble Size13
Date Created2023-03-17 20:12:29.000000
Date Updated2025-09-30 20:12:29
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Bsc CodeMUS037070
Text AuthorLibretto by the composer
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Title Category6
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Set Series IDBFAB29D8-3614-467D-4922-08DB00B0FAFD
Title Instrument Category TextSerious Opera
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